. >>> three of our favorite things are coming up on "closing bell" -- pisa, candy, and kellie evans.eel like there's an insult coming. >> that hurts. that hurts. >> everything he says is genuine. >> you're my peoples -- that's not true. >> we do, guys. only one of them is actually food. that's domino's pizza. candy crush reports earnings at about 4:00 also whether you would trade higher pay for a better 401(k) match. i don't know how the two of you feel about this, but a lot of my friends never had a 401(k) match when they started owl out and they've fallen behind to where they might otherwise have been. reviewing the tesla model s. the results were really not good. give us the dirty details, phil. they're very clear in saying it was a nice vehicle. they loved the feel of t they loved everything about it except for the problems that occasionally we are popping up. they called them minor quirks, a number of them. they said in the year of owning the model s, it developed a number of minor problems. here's an example. you look at the door handle for the model s, it's flush inside the do

i took a picture of kelly evans onset. >> we got to focus. >> make kelly smile.re you go. >> okay. smile, kelly, smile. closing bell is coming up with kelly smiling next. >> thank you so much. welcome to closing bell i am kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange on friday. >> and i am tyler mathison in for bill griffith. looked to be a strong finish to the week for the equity markets. through late morning when ukraine claimed it had destroyed a part of a russian convoy that crossed the rd

. ♪ >>> kelly evans will take you through the -- where are we?get the point, kelly. >> i do. good afternoon. we've got big cross-border deals to focus on. still reverberate iing you have european bond yields, the dow adding almost 80 points here. is whether the rest of the street in 1800 range will you the next to follow. >> thank you very much. we'll see if we can make up those three points just to get over the 2000 mark. >>> the white house has just issued a statement the question is, does eye sit pose a direct threat. kind of a double barreled question. does isis pose a direct thread to the u.s. which might have called a response? >> they made a statement to the obama administration and to the american people that they were ready to confront us directly. they do pose a direct threat, also a threat to the friends and allies, so we have to that requires a decide. >> with kell destroy isis? >> we can certainly support local fighters, who is the point of the speer in fighting isis, but they don't have a chance in the battlefield unless we are proa

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm brian sullivan in for bill today. od day to be here, because the s&p 500 is trying to close above 2,000, kelly, for the first time ever. >> and the dow also flirting with a record close. it needs to finish above 17,138 to hit that mark. we're currently about seven points shy. let's get right to it with our "closing bell exchange" crew today. welcome one and all. we've got karen cavanaugh,

i took a picture of kelly evans onset. >> we got to focus. >> make kelly smile. there you go. >> okay. smile, kelly, smile. closing bell is coming up with kelly smiling next. >> thank you so much. welcome to closing bell i am kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange on friday. >> and i am tyler mathison in for bill griffith. looked to be a strong finish to the week for the equity markets. through late morning when ukraine claimed it had destroyed a part of a russian convoy that crossed the border. that news sent stocks south in a hurry. a built different now? yeah. dow still negative by 55 points. it was a sleepy summer session until the headlines began to cross. look for confirmation of exactly what happened. as we head into the final hour of trade with the dow off 55 points this hour, take a look at the nasdaq as well trading higher to the tune of seven points. the s&p 500, roughly unchanged, off by just under two points. >> joining our closing bell exchange, gerard fitzpatrick from russell investments. ken, chris from jk investment group and rick f

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm scott wapner in today for bill griffeth.he market was waiting for janet yellen's big speech, waiting for mario draghi's big speech, and you get the feeling as though the market is still trying to figure out what they said and what it means, because we're not really moving all that much. i don't know what your take is here, but i think people were looking for a little bit more. >> steven stanley i thought nailed it when he said this speech -- referring to janet yellen's -- was far less about making a full-throate

. >> "closing bell" with dominos ceo and kelly evans, who we don't like anymore. back after this. >>> i think we've got to send some pizza the way of the "street signs" team. welcome to the "closing bell." i am kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. >> pizza or an ice bucket, one or the other. i'm tyler mathsen in today for bill griffeth. welcome, everybody. it's a day where the market can't seem to make up its mind. it feels, kelly, like a real august day. we'll take you through the final hour, along with these stories. a convoy of russian trucks, are they carrying aid or arms? unmarked trucks. the world and the markets want to know t. the situation in ukraine continues to bounce stocks up and down, and we will have the latest on what's moving your money. >>> also, back-to-school in full swing across the country. it's the biggest shopping season of the year after christmas, and now analysts at citigroup are saying williams-sonoma will be the biggest winner in the back-to-school frenzy. really? williams-sonoma. you might be surprised to find out why

"closing bell" with brian sullivan and kelly evans coming right up.e a great weekend. >>> welcome to the "closing bell" on a friday. i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm brian sullivan back here at cnbc world headquarters. i am in for bill today. just an hour to go in

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i'm kelly evans, and we know what this graphic means.s like yet another record high close here for the s&p 500, going out at a level of 2,003. here's, in fact, how we're finishing the day across wall street, with the dow turning positive towards the very end of the session there, closing higher by about 17 points, just shy of 17,100 mark and off its record closing high of 17,138. but again, the s&p 500, after sitting most of the day right on the 2,000 mark, a late-session push to 2,003, still below its intraday high of 2,005 from the 26th. finally, look at the nasdaq today, also closing higher. looks like it's adding about 22 points finally, although that one, well, for now, anyway, still well off its nominal highs. let's get straight over to dominic chu. dom, what in august? i'm sorry, dominic chu is not with us. so, we can talk about what an august it has been here as we go out. joining me on the panel, our very own jon fortt, investnet's zachary karabell and rebecca patterson. welcome, one and all. what do you make, rebecca, of this a

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. what a day this has been closing out the week on a pretty high note as fears about escalating tensions in ukraine subside this afternoon. now the major averages have all turned positive not only for today but for the week. you never know what can happen in this final hour of trading. up 137 on the dow. >> we were about to have a three-week losing stretch for the dow. now up decisively. ing out of stocks and dumping junk bonds too. we'll discuss whether this aversion to ris sk a red flag now or perhaps a sign of capitulation. >> a minor bounce this morning even with the big sell-off in asia last night. up 162 for the peak for the dow now up 135 points. all the other averages higher as well. the nasdaq's up 30 right now, trading at 4,365. and the s&p has come back quite a wit bit from lows of last night, now up 16 points at 1,926. rich peterson from s&p capital iq. monica meda. bill willis from princeton securities. and rick santelli as well. ben willis, let's start with you on this cra

i'm kelly evans.nd here's exactly what's happening on wall street with the dow jones industrial average, after shedding more than 300 points yesterday, down another 68 today. we were down as much as 125, but we are going out lower than it appeared we would an hour ago. that may have to do with some orders, some sell side orders art cashin mentioned that people saw going into the close here. in any case, that index shedding another 70 points or thereabouts. the s&p 500 off five. a week ago we were talking about the s&p going to 2,000, now the nasdaq off 17 to 4,352. we have a great panel. jeffrey rosenberg from blackrock, lindsey, our own robert frank. and for more on today's markets, martin fritsen and "fast money" trader brian kelly. welcome to everybody. marty, we wanted you today to kick us off talking about some of the pressure in the junk bonds space. is it your sense that that's a symptom of some of the broader troubles here for the market and what does it tell you about what happens come monday

i'm kelly evans. if you just saw that animation, you know what that means.lieve, the 28th time this year, is closing at a record high. looks like it is going out at a level of about 1,99 putting it not only above the closing high of july 24th but also the intraday high we saw at 1,991. pretty strong session adding almost six points. the dow paring some gains, it was up as much as 91. looks like it is going out at 61. first time that index closed above 17,000 since july. >>> after we bring you the latest quarterly results from gap. one of the big names we are waiting to report after hours. courtney reagan has numbers. >> gap beating by a penny on bottom line revenues. coming in just slightly higher than consensus at $3.98 billion. comps unchanged but remember we knew that because gap does report on a monthly basis. still those numbers. other news, gap will open its first franchise pratd stooperat in india in 2015. that news also coming out after the bell. gap shares are higher by 2%. the conference call starts in about an hour. >> courtfy, thacourtney, thank

i'm kelly evans, and i think you guys know what that graphic means by now. for the 29th time this year, the s&p 500 is closing at another high, 1,998. in fact, the 2,000 level we were watching, looks like we didn't quite get there in the trading session today, even though we hit that level during the trading day, but we didn't close there. the dow adding about 77 points, the nasdaq up about 18. let's break it all down now with our dominic chu c. dom, we didn't quite make it across the finish line in the end, did we? >> no, we did not. and if you talk about where the markets are going overall, what's interesting about this particular move higher is traders will debate whether or not the 2,000 level is significant from a technical or even psychological perspective, but what it does is give us a benchmark for how things have gone. it's been 16-plus years since we've seen this particular benchmark be hit again. in the past, that was the 1,000 mark on february 2nd of 1998. if you take a look at where some of the action has been. i mean, some of the big standout s

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm brian sullivan in for bill today. a good day to be here, because the s&p 500 is trying to close above 2,000, kelly, for the first time ever. >> and the dow also flirting with a record close. it needs to finish above 17,138 to hit that mark. we're currently about seven points shy. let's get right to it with our "closing bell exchange" crew today. welcome one and all. we've got karen cavanaugh, sam stovall from s&p capital iq, michael phau jia from permanent portfolio funds, and our own rick santelli. as mentioned, we're seven points out from an all-time closing high on the dow jones industrial average. karen, what's it mean to you here? >> it means that we could definitely go higher. it's just a number, and everything is coming in better than expected, economic data, corporate earnings. so, i see us going higher for the rest of the year. looks good. >> everything's coming up roses. michael pagino, do you agree? >> i would say those are all true, but for every one of those positives, there's a negative. you know, housing

i'm kelly evans. it's been a historic week. s&p 500 making new highs.sh a rare down day on wall street. dow giving up 40 points. nasdaq about 12 and the s&p giving up. three. yesterday we managed to turn green on the bell, more or less. today not the case. 1996 looks like the closing level there. joining me now on the "closing bell" panel, michael carlton from philadelphia trust company, cnbc contributor jon najarian and our very own michelle caruso-cabrera, and "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome one and all. >> hello! >> that is a roudzi irousing he. as everybody knows, president obama is scheduled to begin speaking at 4:00 p.m. he's not always right on time. >> never has been on time. >> so whenever he does begin speaking we'll immediately bring that to you. in the meantime, dr. j, do you think this statement had anything to do with the market here not quite able especially on the s&p's side to turn positive on the close? >> yeah. i do. and i think that art was just talking about -- art cashin, that is -- whether or not there's that complacency in

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i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange, where as bill -- >> start over again. >> as brian and mandy just mentioned, we have a bit of a rally on our hands. >> i'm bill griffeth. not exactly a manic monday. that's a good thing, considering we just came off the worst week of the year for most of the major averages on wall street, but we'll take this kind of, i guess the bulls will, i should say. and art cashin pegged this earlier in the session with the dow on the open this morning up about 23 points. it hit a certain level, then pulled back. and arthur said, you watch, if it gets back to that high level again -- >> if it holds. >> -- it could lead to a rally of sorts, and that's exactly what's happened here in the last hour here. >> we have a sense this was coming from the european session. you would have gone through the news flow about aid for banco espirito, some of the geopolitical stuff that's extremely troubling. things would look different today. not the case. even oil's struggling to catch a bid. investors are awaiting a key earnings report from aig, due out in about an

i'm kelly evans. it's been a tough day on wall stre street.ere's how we're finishing up the session with the dow at its lows of the day, off almost 200 points, but it looks like we're going out with a decline of about 141. the nasdaq giving up 31, the s&p about 19 to 1,920 this hour. joining us to talk about the withers and whys, carol robb, eli moy of "the washington post," cnbc's own kate kelly, and with us to break down today's action in particular, bob pisani and "fast money" trader brian kelly. welcome to everybody. so, bob, it wasn't quite as bad on the close as it was at the lows. which matters more? >> i think the close here at this point. look, we have had a lousy start to the month and largely it's about ukraine. remember last thursday, kelly, we were worried adidas came out and said they're going to get hit by what's going on in russia, worries about portugal. europe and the ukraine are clearly moving this around. they did again today. and with good reason. there's a lot of uncertainty right now. >> do you agree, brian kelly? >> yea

i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. >> hi, kelly.'m tyler mathisen filling in for bill griffeth. the dow giving back early gains. we'll talk about whether this is a buying opportunity. >>> today bank of america reportedly nailing a mortgage settlement with the government that could be worth up to $17 billion. we'll get exclusive reaction to that possible deal from the former fdic chair

i'm kelly evans live in atlanta today. >> and i'm bill griffeth here at the new york stock exchange.o talk about regarding the markets. we've had a bit of a rebound today, but the volatility's still with us. we've got our eye on europe today. the market was up about 60 points, down about 60 points. we've got a lot to do from here on wall street. what takes you to atlanta today? >> well, it's a good thing you asked, bill, because we've got a lot coming up

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where the dow, tyler, in the green pushing 17,000. >> is. it's the all virginia edition of the "closing bell." i'm tyler matt son in for bill griffeth here at the now darkened cnbc headquarters. we are also watching the -- >> oh, my. >> -- s&p 500, not very far away from the all-time closing high of 1986. that was set just about a month ago, july 24. more signs that the recent pullback was not the big correction that many

payroll friday, i'm kelly evans. carl quintanilla is off today.e at post known. gopro, big mover this morning posting earnings after the bell, stock sinking even though earnings beat analysts estimates. investors appear worried since the gain of the ipo leaving the company overvalued. gopro ceo, joining us for his first interview since the report a little later on. >> when that happened be yesterday, kelly, of course, the markets selling off

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange on this monday. >> and i'm tyler mathisen in for bill griffeth at cnbc global headquarters. good to be with you, kelly, and everybody. >> good to be with you. >> stocks modestly higher on hopes that geopolitical tensions in iraq and between russia and ukraine will ease. >> but perhaps the biggest geopolitical threat to the market right now is russia, and nobody knows more about it than hedge fund operator bill browarder, kicked out of the country by vladimir putin, and you may be surprised by what he says is motivating all of

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner in again for bill griffeth. the stock market taking a breather after making history with s&p 2,000 yesterday. there's still a lot of news on this late august wednesday, like the continued strength of the u.s. dollar and what that could mean for earnings for american companies, and it might not be a good thing for the bottom line. we're going to take a

kelly evans, maybe able to put that on in your show. welcome to "squawk alley." >> yes, thank you. that gopro video will be hard to top. good morning. >>> 8:00 a.m. at google headquarters in mountainview, california, where ten years ago today, along with the rest of the world, they were watching this. >> six, five, four, three, two, one -- [ cheers and applause ] >> 85 dollar as share. that was the scene ten years ago today when google became a public company. august 19, 2004. joining us now, with more is stephen levy, now with medium moin com and author of the book "in the plex" how google works and thinks and shapes our lives. stephen, welcome to you. google shares a little higher today from that $85 ipo price. >> yeah. i think it's doing quite a bit better, actually. i looked over the chapter in my book about it. looking at one of the commentator saying that only people dropped on their head as a baby would spend more than $100 for google stock. >> funny you mention that. more google in a second. ap is trading near the $100 mark. this, of course, after doing a seven for one spli

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where the dow, tyler, in the green pushing 17,000. >> indeed it is. it's the all virginia edition of the "closing bell." i'm tyler matt son in for bill griffeth here at the now darkened cnbc headquarters. we are also watching the -- >> oh, my. >> -- s&p 500, not very far away from the all-time closing high of 1986. that was set just about a month ago, july 24. more signs that the recent pullback was not the big correction that many warned of but the market did react a bit to the fed minutes. >>> yes, the initial impression was that they were hawkish. now perhaps the market re-evaluating that to some extent. we will get more on where this market and the economy is heading from none other than mohammed el erian. he is here exclusively in just minutes and have some good insight on why the market has continued to rally in the face of so many troubling geopolitical developments. >>> and another tale on the any might be new data that shows americans are starting to struggle with paying down their auto loans. this coming after taking out record

i'm kelly evans. will speak on the situations in iraq and ferguson, missouri, any moment now. there's a live shot. we will bring that to you as soon as it begins, and we are going to ask tyler to stick around for that as well. first, here's how we're finishing the day on wall street. and let's see if we can sneak in some analysis here before the president begins. with the dow closing up better than 1%, art cashin noted there were some buy orders on the close, helping to add about 10, 15 points in the final seconds of trade. the nasdaq getting 43 to 4,508. the s&p 500 jumping to 1,971. joining me on the panel, cnbc contributor michael yoesh cami from destination wealth management. welcome. also, marcus lemonis is here. we've got questions, marcus. also, our own jon fortt. and joining us from the nasdaq to break down the money action is "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome, everybody. >> yo, yo! >> as mentioned, the president could begin speaking any moment now, so let's whip around quickly if we can

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth also here at the big board.esterday we were hard pressed to come up with a reason for the rally in the market, and now it's just the other direction, and we're hard pressed to come up with a reason,

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange, where as bill -- >> start over again. >> as brian and mandy just mentioned, we have a bit of a rally on our hands. >> i'm bill griffeth. not exactly a manic monday. that's a good thing, considering we just came off the worst week of the year for most of the major averages on wall street, but we'll take this kind of, i guess the bulls will, i should say. and art cashin pegged this earlier in the session with the dow on the open this morning up about 23 points. it hit a certain level, then

i'm kelly evans on this tuesday at the new york stock exchange, where, tyler, this rally continues. >'s right, and they're going to hand out free nutella, i'm told, later. no, they're not really. i'm talking about -- >> oregon, they produce about 99% of the u.s. hazelnut crop. >> that is -- and my son eats 99% of it in the form of nutella, i swear. i'm in for bill griffeth here today at cnbc headquarters. we're watching a market that will not quit, it would appear.

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange, where we're in full rally mode today, tyler. >> lly. i'm tyler mathisen at cnbc headquarters in for bill griffeth. this is not a boring mid-august day for the markets, not at all. merger and takeover news along with relative calm, apparently, between russia and ukraine helping to take the market higher and in a big way. >> yeah, dow up 167 points. as art cashin put it earlier, this is what geopolitical risk-off looks like, because it's not just stocks responding

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange on this monday. >> and i'm tyler mathisen in for bill griffeth at cnbc global headquarters. good to be with you, kelly, and everybody. >> good to be with you. >> stocks modestly higher on hopes that geopolitical tensions in iraq and between russia and ukraine will ease. >> but perhaps the biggest geopolitical threat to the market right now is russia, and nobody knows more about it than hedge fund operator bill browarder, kicked out of the country by vladimir putin, and you may be surprised by what he says is motivating all of putin's moves right now. >>> plus, you can now put kinder morgan with the likes of exxon and chevron after the pipeline operator consolidated all of its subsidiaries in a $44 billion deal. the deal is changing the face of the energy industry, but it could also spell the end of master limited partnerships, which kinder morgan popularized and are used by many investors for income. that is an open question and we will hear from a top oil industry executive on that, coming up. >> so, let's take a look at where we stand i

i'm kelly evans.te a crowd at the new york stock exchange and quite a day on wall street, second in a row with green arrows across the board and a rally of about 0.5% or 78 more points for the dow on top of yesterday's gain, putting it right at about 16,918, as things shake out here. looks like the s&p's going to close at 1,981, the nasdaq at 4,527. i believe, again, that's a 14-year high for that index, as the others remain within inches of their all-time highs as well. joining you are "closing bell" panel today for some thoughts here, cnbc contributor carol roth, author of "the entrepreneur equation." herb greenberg from thestreet.com, and cnbc's "shark tank" investor kevin o'leary. also joining us to wrap up today's action on the markets is "fast money" trader brian kelly. welcome to everybody. a pretty extraordinary bounce off the lows here. herb greenberg, we've been having this debate with a couple of investors on this channel today --. robert shiller says everything's pricey. we just heard jere

i'm kelly evans. first of all at how we're finishing up the day on wall street, a day that saw the dow up and down as much as 60 points. but as we go out here, looks like it's somewhere in the middle, up about 12. the nasdaq holding on to a slight gain at 4,355. the s&p 500 fractionally lower. we'll see if that holds as all of the trades settle out. 1,920 is the level there. we've got a lot coming up on the program, so let's get right to it and begin here with our "closing bell" panel today. cnbc contributor stephanie link is here. the host of television's "bar rescue," john tapper, a warm welcome, and our own sharon epperson. also with us to wrap up today's action on the markets, dennis gartman of the gartman letter and "fast money" trader tim seymour. welcome to everybody. we're waiting on results from 21st century fox out momentarily. dennis gartman, before we get there, first your quick thoughts on this market. >> well, first of all, welcome back to the south, kelly. it's good to have you back and

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm tyler mathisen in for bill griffeth in englewood cliffs. we're watching a stock market that right now is, as mandy just pointed out, in positive territory, on track for one of its best weeks in the past couple months with the dow industrials up about 83 points. also on today's show, congress bolts for summer vacation without reauthorizing the controversial export-import bank, and now the person who runs the back is speaking out. fred hochberg is here in a first on cnbc interview in just a little while. >>> and then after the bell, cisco is out with results. the john chambers-led company has been one of the better performers on the dow this year. can it continue to impress? we will get you the numbers and what they mean for shares first with the best analysis we can offer. >>> and do you shop differently than you did five years ago? i know i sure do. what do you buy, how much do you spend, how do you spend it, what you acquire. we have interest data on what american consumers are doing and how the retailers are reacting. stay tuned f

i'm kelly evans.s 4:00 here at the new york stock exchange, and the dow jones industrial average is just barely going to hang on to that 17,000 mark. let's take a look as we wrap up. it was in the end a pretty good week for wall street, all things considered. dow off 38 points. similar decline for the s&p 500, which yesterday set a new high. the nasdaq bucking the trend. let's talk about it with the panel. larry glazer from mayflower adviser, christopher wayland from control control bond rating agency. our own robert frank and to wrap up the action on the markets, "fast money" trader guy adami. welcome, one and all. >> kelly! >> hey! >> hey! >> guy, you're always rearing to go. i mean, look, it was a pretty good week for markets, all things considered, right? >> yeah, it was a fine week. i mean, the s&p impervious to everything. you've got the fed, you've got janet yellen, you've got their dual mandate working, making sure the s&p and the nasdaq go higher. and they've done that really well. and if you

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm tyler mathisen in for bill griffeth in englewoodffs. we're watching a stock market that right now is, as mandy just pointed out, in positive territory, on track for one of its best weeks in the past couple months with the dow industrials up about 83 points. also on today's show, congress bolts for summer vacation without reauthorizing the controversial export-import bank, and now the person who runs the back is speaking out. fred hochberg is here in a first on cnbc interview in just a little while. >>> and then after the bell, cisco is out with results. the john chambers-led company

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.hat a day this has been closing out the week on a pretty high note as fears about escalating tensions in ukraine subside this afternoon. now the major averages have all turned positive not only for today but for the week. you never know what can happen in this final hour of trading. up 137 on the dow. >> we were about to have a three-week losing stretch for the dow.

payroll friday, i'm kelly evans. carl quintanilla is off today.oining me, jon fortt and kayla tausche here at post known. gopro, big mover this morning posting earnings after the bell, stock sinking even though earnings beat analysts estimates. investors appear worried since the gain of the ipo leaving the company overvalued. gopro ceo, joining us for his first interview since the report a little later on. >> when that happened be yesterday, kelly, of course, the markets selling off in a big way. bouncing back slightly today. s&p positive. a few times this morning, nasdaq positive as well. dow down just about 35 points. you think about some of the social media stocks, gopro aside, twitter aside from earlier this week, look at linkedin. that company surging about 10% this morning, after also reporting strong second quarter earnings. other tech and social media stocks heading lower at this hour. with the new month, tech stocks, where do we go from here? joining us by phone, founding partner with alpha one capital partners. good morning. >> good morn

>> people say -- i was on the 4:00 show with kelly evans. great show. some guy gets on and says there is no alternative, got to be in stocks. that's balderdash. >> nice. >> thanks. people say you're playing yield. you're not playing it for 2.5% yield. you're playing it because the tlt, the instrument, is up about 17% this year. that's a huge move. and i think it's got a lot more room to go. how do you play it. yields go lower, tlt goes higher. >> you're a buyer of tlt. >> i will sound like a broken record but i go back to gold. if we have low rates for longer, you're going to have negative real rates. inflation is going to be higher. that's very good for gold. if rates rise in that environment, that's when gold and the dollar tend to correlate. they trade together, and you want to be in gold. under both scenarios you want to be in gold. >> i think the market can tolerate, to your point. on a relative basis, how high rates will go. i think now we're on financial engineering. if rates start to creep a little higher, you will see them back off on the buyba

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange where we have green arrows and some significant levelstch here. >> sure do, i'm scott wapner in today for bill griffeth. the dow is above 17,000 once again. market seemingly will not stay down. but will it last? closely followed market technician tom mcclellan is calling for a major market sell-off heading into september. he will be here to tell us exactly why. >>> so much of the stock market has been riding on interes

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm scott wapner in for bill griffeth. >>> the russian bear bringing out bears today. we're off our lows but reports of more russian forces entering ukraine set the tone for the day. clearly that's one of the stories that's been out there today. some more fighting over in the ukraine. maybe a new front making investors a little bit nervous. but as we said, the market is way off the lows.

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i'm kelly evans.t to where we're finishing up on wall street, because the s&p 500, after closing above 2,000 yesterday, made a late-minute, we should say, go to try and do that again today. doesn't look like it's going to get there, 1,999 and change looks like where we're finishing up. the nasdaq also negative by a point. the dow, by the way, finishing up by about 13, a better performance, certainly, throughout the hour. we started off with red arrows across the board, but we get a green one on the close. let's get right to it with today's panel. joining me now, our own susan li. welcome, susan. cnbc contributor stephanie link, nathan backrack and with us with more on today's market action, "fast money" trader jon najarian. welcome, one and all. stephanie, first to you. we hit some major milestones this week. today we had headlines from russia, from ukraine, we had the 10-year and the 30-year yields hitting new lows, and yet, stocks are, i guess resilient, would you call them? >> for sure. what i thin

i'm kelly evans live this morning with jim cramer and carl quintanilla and david faber are out today. we're watching to see whether it can hold up as geopolitical tensions hurt themselves. that could show up in the ten-year yield note. in the bid for treasuries, pushing that bid, even this morning, still below 2.5%. as for europe, so much discussion over the weekend with what is happening in portugal. markets responding generally positively that portugal will use some of the leftover rescue funds to try to recapitalize a new bank there and we're seeing some credit spreads on the back of that as well. half an hour away from the market open. let's begin with the road map today. we take a look at markets with u.s. futures looking for a comeback, international tensions temper positive earnings news. >> investors continually reinterpret the current take on its consumer. >> and in an interview with the economist, president obama telling ceos they should quit complaining. >> so before we get to all of that, let's start here with the market, according to a higher open, selloff with the worst

say there's a kelly evans fragrant. you don't come up with it. you go to iff. there's a laboratory.hat you like the smell of. it's the evans. >> that would be your fragrance. >> i'm not celebrity enough for a fragrance. >> the stock is on sale. >> looking at the market generally, jim, s&p off by 7 points. the dow's off 50. were you surprised by the late stage rally? touched almost a hundred point gain at one point. >> there's a belief it can't be as bad as last week. i find until there's clarity on international issues, you're out there on your own trying to figure out, well, will russia -- conversations -- why did the bp's ceo d.c. talk to the ceo lately, a million barrels per day. said, oh, no. i said, what about putin? no. you have to see conversations. merckle and putin have to be doing talking. >> this is a story of european -- american energy companies. >> but many, many of our companies have huge european businesses. >> russia exposure. >> all connected. >> and under rated. people want to talk about the fed, and the fed is not controlling national oil wells and how much techn

kelly evans, maybe able to put that on in your show. welcome to "squawk alley." >> yes, thank you. be hard to top. good morning. >>> 8:00 a.m. at google headquarters in mountainview, california, where ten years ago today, along with the rest of the world, they were watching this. >> six, five, four, three, two, one -- [ cheers and applause ]

i'm kelly evans. carl quintanilla is off today. and joining me all hour are the jons.rg. good morning to you both. none of us here have -- no, you just did the ice bucket challenge. zploo he did it with his kids, too. >> we want to start with the markets. take a look at the dow jones industrial average, up 157 points, that's a start to a monday. 16,820, closing in a mixed session on friday. a look at some of the winners on the dow. they include united technologies, visa, ge, nike and 3m leading the way higher this morning. also shares of dollar general rallying after the company is offering 78 ining $78.50 for co family dollar. those top the biggest gainers on the s&p 500, both higher to the tune of about 10% and 4.7% respectively. now, first up both facebook and twitter rolling out a couple of changes to their main pages. facebook is testing a new satire tag to help users tell the difference between real news and articles from places like the onion. meantime, tweets other users have favorited right into your time line. so popular tweets go right into your feed whether

i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. >> hi, kelly. i'm tyler mathisen filling in for bill griffeth. the dow giving back early gains. we'll talk about whether this is a buying opportunity. >>> today bank of america reportedly nailing a mortgage settlement with the government that could be worth up to $17 billion. we'll get exclusive reaction to that possible deal from the former fdic chair sheila bair when she joins us on "closing bell." >>> another busy day for earnings after the bell. cvs and news corp. will lead the charge. we'll have analysis of all the numbers. >>> before we get to all of that, let's look at where we are in the markets right now. the markets have been whipsawed today by international tensions. the dow down as much earlier in the session as 93 points. right now we're down about 75 so we are headed back towards the low, 16,368 is the level there. nasdaq is off 15 points. s&p 500 is off ten. tyler, it is now down to 1,910. >> joining our "closing bell" exchange this hour, heather hughes, meg green, larry mcdonald, an