. >> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. we're at the session high. hopes of a deal with greece and its creditors are taking stocks higher. more than a triple digit gain on the dow. >> absolutely. 143. investing legend bill miller telling kelly evans yesterday he expects a fed rate hike in june. today a top analyst says miller has the june part right but it won't happen until june of 2016 one year after this market believes it will happen. he's here to explain why he thinks first move from the ned won't come until then. >> and union battles are percolating across america. the port slowdown out west and the governor of illinois blocking unions from collecting fees from workers that benefit from union deals but are not actual members of the union themselves. we'll talk to afl-cio boss richard trumka. he'll join us exclusively with reaction. >> basically, if you look at the broad market it brings us positive for the year. dow currently up 140 points. session highs give or take a couple. s&p 500 2,067. and the nasdaq up 1.25%. joining us now, our "closing

. >> kelly evans what a free throw treat -- treat at post nine. >> treat for me. >> dow above 18 k brentve 60, european gdp obviously pretty dmnice. hopes for a greek deal over the weekend. mike, are you ep couraged here? >> i'm encouraged by the way we got here fighting our way back. two weeks ago, kelly, we were talking about how it looked like last year in many respects you had the rough january, and last year we bottomed on february 3rd. this year might have been earlier. doing better actually to this point of the year than last year. i think it was when the macro huge volatility moves in other asset classes kind of callmed down and the cyclical stuff in the u.s. and the european stock market is doing well, it reminded me when the fed was doing its rounds of qe seemed like when it was pulling the trigger on that you were due for a growth pick-up. kind of a lagging thing. that might be what we're seeing in europe as well. >> how much is oil, my concern, and what sector powers us if forward for the rest of the year? >> those are totally good questions and we don't know. the index effec

you can watch bill miller with kelly evans in the 4:00 hour of clel. >> let's get to kate kelly with. how are they doing kate? >> just out from ken griffin the founder of citadel talking about their performance in january. interestingly, they're up nearly 3% in their multistrategy fund in january which was a month when the s&p was down 3% and the average hedge fund per hfr up half a percentage. they say that given their very good per forpformance in 2014, they will have a lot of flexibility doing some hiring with a focus on equities which was a star performer last year. they'll be hiring analysts associates, portfolio managers. a couple word from griffin about the current tone of the markets. he said we approach 2015 with vigilance while market conditions remain uncertain. a half decade of unprecedented government intervention and monetary stimulus continues to impact the global financial market. so always interesting to hear from him brian given how much money they manage and looks like so far they're off to a good start. >> and it's a rare piece of news that does not involve a divo

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. bob, as we finish out what could be a historic month in the making. >> i'm bob pisani in for bill griffeth. the dow is in the red. we'll need a big rally today. s&p 500 also lower. dropped down just about the time oil closed at 2:30 though it will likely close within its largest monthly gain since october 2011. >> and pretty impressive stuff and it doesn't look like we'll see nasdaq 5,000 today. before all of this point talk the nasdaq 5,000 was the level we were really watching. of course, we don't know what can happen in the final minutes but we are off 22 points on the session which puts us what do you say, about 35 points away from that key level. again, the record closing high is about 5049. not going to get there at the end of the february. that gives us a target for march. the same day, possibly, bob that we hit that level previously in 2000. meanwhile, the biotechs have been a leaving driver of the march to nasdaq 5k. up nearly 300% over the last five years. some see a bubble

i'm kelly evans. here's how we're finishing up the day on wall street.th a decidedly negative tone. the nasdaq is beguning forehead lines. up 18 points. only one in the green today. it is just 75 points away now from closing above 5,000. the s&p and dow couldn't do it. the s&p giving up a couple of points for its part 2097. the dow down 44 today. some weakness in walmart in particular though. we'll talk about that in just a second. closing at 17985 and change. our panel, get to it david servos here from jeffries. michelle caruso-cabrera and eric welcome to you all. "fast money" trader john and jerry joining us for this block as well to kick things off. john, with you actually let me just begin. we have walmart this morning. we're awaiting on nordstrom any second now. are you getting some reads about the consumer about wage inflation? how are you playing the retail trade right now? >> for the most part i'm being patient rather than playing the retail trade. i think overall it's just a question of when as far as many of these stocks making some comebacks h

i'm kelly evans. you just saw that graphic.d to tell you, we are at record highs here for these markets. take a look at how we're finishing the day on wall street starting with the dow jones industrial average ending up 95 points, just shy of a triple digit gain. 18,211, that will be the new record closing high for that index. next is the s&p 500 adding 6 points today, about a quarter of a percent. 2,110 there. it's actually -- 2,115, so 5 points above it's record high. the nasdaq a ten-day win streak. 4,968. so 32 points away now from nasdaq 5,000. the third highest close ever for the nasdaq. let's bring in today's panel to talk about this and whether it's a janet yellen affect or something else. "shark tank" investor kevin o'leary, sharon epperson and guy a adami. this is a guy adami day. you have interest rates below 2%. stocks are still flying. is this all about janet yellen? >> it's not painful. >> i meant the stocks piece of it, but the rates thing has been your big thing. >> we talked about it yesterday. i thought the tl

i'm kelly evans, and a big day on wall street. i mean we almost got there.we're finishing up the session, in fact, because we were up we were down. we're going out with some small gains, but interestingly enough both the s&p and the nasdaq were waiting to see if they could close above some round numbers. 2,100 and 4,900 respectively in we're just about one point shy. for now we're also about ten points shy on the dow of a record high at 18,051. let's talk about it with the panel. joining me is kevin o'leary, dharn chairman of o'leary funds. our own kayla tausche is here as well. cnbc market analyst kenny polcari from o'neill securities will join us momentarily and "fast money" trader brian kelly is here to kick things off. good to see you, brian. so what's the deal? markets don't care about greece or what? >> yeah i think -- certainly you would think that by the way you looked at the market today. i think what the market is pricing in is there's going to be some kind of a deal in greece, that the worst case scenario will be avoided. there is still some time

i'm kelly evans. we're talking about a lot more than cider at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. the dow is outperforming the nasdaq and the s&p and you can credit one stock in particular. disney just blowout earnings. you guys reported it last night on the show. it's been up about 8% a little less than that right now. when you think about, this is a 170-plus billion dollar company. that's a huge move. >> it is and it's incredible those earnings still could blow it out. a lot to do with "frozen." we talked about it yesterday but the reaction initially was not as strong as what we've seen throughout the session. it's held up well throughout a volatile session. >> speaking of volatility, look no further than oil. remember the big rally we've been talking about and the price of oil, it has reversed itself. it's now given back all of the gains that we saw the last two days. the price of oil settling down more than 8% today. for a period of time it was down 10% just off the lows. we'll talk

i'm kelly evans, and we're going out here with a strong day across wall street. it didn't look that way just an hour ago. we'll talk about why in a moment here. the dow gaining about 194 points, almost 200 points on the session to kick off february. we'll see if there's anything to that first trading day index we often look to whether it's for the month or the year. the s&p up 1.3% or 25 points. closing at 2020. the nasdaq up 41 to 4676. let's get right to it with today's panel. joining me cnbc senior contribute larry kudlow. welcome. cnbc contributor dan grownhouse and john from gfi group and if this group can't get to the bottom of this market, nobody can. also with us for more on today's action "fast money" trader guy adami. >> hi, kel. >> thank you very much for being here. i want to start with the panel right here. was it greece this "ft" story that got the market up at the close, was it oil, something else entirely? what does it mean? what do we make of it? >> i think it was a combination of all three. i think the bears kind of tried to push us lower the la

i'm kelly evans. let's close out this week.to who was going to be a big week on wall street. look at the dow. we had to go out with a decline of 75 points. it looked like we might have eked in there to make it one of the strongest weeks we've had in one time. a lot of different cross currents. across the board declines of a third of a percent. the nasdaq is off almost half a percent or 20 points. let's bring in today's panel. walter isaacson is here from the aspen institute. he's the author of "the innovators" along with sara eisen and "shark tank's" kevin o'leary. we're joined by larry mcdonald and steve grasso shortly. first, this was a huge week for the market. we'll start with bob pisani from the floor to wrap it up. >> and we did very well here. job growth and wage growth today was pretty good. tepid response. we had a huge response from the market earlier in the week. i just want to show how the indices moved. we went across the board, kelly. we're still settling out but russell 2000 up better than 3%. big cap s&p 500 and

i'm kelly evans and you know what that graphic means. we're talking about record highs on wall street on the close. the s&p 500 going out with a gain of about let's call it eight points on the session. good enough to close at a level of 2,096, 6 points better than the prior all-time closing high. the dow putting in about 50 points for its part but it's still 50 shy of a closing record. only about a quarter percent gain in part because of the weakness of american express. a strong session for the nasdaq up .75%. settling here roughly at 15-year highs. let's bring in today's panel. joining me is jim levan that will and eric chemi and steve liesman liesman. and art cashin off the floor and steve grasso joining us momentarily. art, i will let you kick it off here. sudden strength we're back at all-time highs. is it because oil has stabilized? >> it's a combination of things. it's a continuation of hopeful signs in europe. there have been no run on the greek banks. people have not taken to the streets, so they think perhaps a deal could be th

i'm kelly evans, and there we go, another record for the dow jones industrial average. now might be the day the nasdaq joined the party but not so much. still 100 points to go for the nasdaq to notch a new nominal high but the dow doing it with a gain of 14 to 18,223. the s&p slightly lower at 2,113 and the nasdaq sitting at 4,967. it's breaking a ten-day win streak by about less than 1 point. let's bring in today's panel to talk about it. we have some earnings coming up. zachary karabell is on the set. welcome. along with michelle caruso-cabrera. welcome to you. and nathan bachrach in town from simply money. we're joined by gordon from rosenblat securities fresh off the floor. gordon, they say don't short a dull market. feels a little dull today, but you got to say these numbers, this continued rally is pretty impressive. >> it was a fabulous day in the market because nothing happened. if ever there was going to be a day you were going to take profits, if ever there was a day you would put some money on the side and say thank you very much, the stock market gods have b

here is a reaction when kelly evans tried to get him to clarify the details of his off shore tax proposal. >> the whole purpose of doing this is to bring money home. >> but the concern -- >> shh, let me finish. quiet, calm down a bit here, kelly. let me answer the question. >>> huge news in the world of the internet tonight. the fcc is going to propose regulating internet service like a public utility this week. this is a huge deal. it could mean big things for net neutrality. insuring broadband providers are not cutting dealing with companies like netflix so they are not speeding up or do youing down content for companies. after president obama weighed in in november, here we are. this proposal comes on the heels of them increasing the speeds. it will now be download speeds six times faster. all in all, yea for faster internet. >>> the overwhelming majority of people vaccinate their children, here is why some don't. >> there is scary research about what is in the vaccines. >> it is a personal decision. >> yes. it is being seen as a personal decision. take, for example, the measles enjoyi

rand paul sat down with kelly evans and it was contentious from the opening seconds. >> did you really just say to laura ingram that you you position most vaccines in this country should be, quote, voluntary? >> well, i guess being for freedom would be really unusual. i guess i don't understand the point why that would be controversial. >> what rand paul said was strers controversial, but by starting with did you really just say, evans seemed to have a chip on her shoulder. >> senator i'm sure you know that most of the research on this indicates that these actually cost more money over the long term than they save. >> that's incorrect. let's go back again. your premise is mistaken. let me finish -- hey. let me finish -- kelly -- >> i'm sorry gheo ahead. >> calm done a bit here kelly. >> shushing a host especially a woman, did not look gentlemenly but evans sounded copdone key sending. she asked about a news story on paul once organizing a protest group on optimal that will mal guests. >> any response to the "washington post" piece about the self-appointed board of colleague and relativ

. >> i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. we're at the session high. with greece and its creditors are taking stocks higher. more than a triple digit gain on the dow. >> absolutely. 143. investing legend bill miller telling kelly evans yesterday he expects a fed rate hike in june.

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i'm kelly evans.egin with how we're finishing up on wall street a session towards the 5,000 high. didn't quite get there today but turned positive. the russell is closing at a record high. small caps up a third of a percent. s&p and dow slightly negative. couldn't quite overcome the decline in energy. oil prices, i should say. energy as a sector weighing on the market to the tune 2% today. joining me in washington now to talk about net neutrality and a whole lot more greg and sarah and jimmy. great to see everybody. joining us also michael fchl aarr and tim seymour. the nasdaq is -- what are we going to do it tomorrow? and is it all about energy? is that the reason we are down? >> let's look at the dollar. if you look at the move on the euro, big capital flows, heavy positioning. i think if you look at the nasdaq and look at the positioning, one of the things we're going to talk about is which of these names are a bit tired? and i think you have to get back to valuations. there's a lot of companies in

is the size of my darier. >> which is giant. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evanse you doing down there? >> we've got a great show lined up. i'm not going to spoil it for you right now. >> you're going to tease us. >> that's right. >> i'm bill griffeth at the new york stock exchange. the dow was higher but the blue chip is now in the red a day after closing on another record high. maybe oil has something to do with it. we'll talk about that. nasdaq has been a winner inching ever closer to the 5,000 level. we're now 28 points away. the nasda

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> how are you? >> great. >> good. i'm bill griffeth. it appears we have a follow through rally. the dow spending the better part of the day with a triple digit gain and right now we're close to the high of the session up 271 points and i guess you can credit some of that to oil. >> yes. now, you'd love to see a market where stocks are moving higher as oil was moving lower rewarding some of the benefit to consumers but the opposite still seems to be the case. this market likes it when oil is moving higher. >> last thursday let's all recall oil hit a low of $43 and change. now we're almost $10 above that right now. almost 25% gain. >> i will mention brian reynolds just hitting the tape saying he thinks this will help stocks fend off some of the weakness we have seen wreryear-to-date. there is certainly a lot to watch. not clear at all just what this move will even. aetna's sew mark bertolini is joining us in an exclusive interview. why they're raising their outlook plus we'll ask him to weigh in on the controversy. >> t

i'm kelly evans at the snowy new york stock exchange. >> i was just tweeting, it's starting to snow outcouldn't that buttonwood tree be in miami? that's what i want to know. it's a new month, the same kind of volatility. january is carrying over to a february. we call it a triple-double and it's happened again today. the dow was up triple digits, down triple digits, and wouldn't you know it's virtually unchanged as we go into the close. we he

hour two of "the closing bell" with kelly evans and company.kel. >>> welcome to "the closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. here is how we're finishing up the session on wall street. it's a week we've been watching key round numbers here. doesn't look like we will have any major headlines because once again the s&p 500 closing down about a point, so 2099. meanwhile, the nasdaq up 7 points. that's enough to put it across 4,900. guaranteed that that's going to be a little bit of a water cooler talker. the dow, a little retreat from the record close of 18,053. we have been watching to see if it can reclaim it. joining me today to talk about all this cnbc contributors i emphasize, evan newmark and karen roth. sharon epperson joins us and "fast money" trader guy adami. guy, we'll kick it off with you. not much reaction to the fed minutes but interesting moves in gold and rates. >> you know it's interesting, you have to ask yourself, i think we're at a point where you have to say is the bond market bottomed? is the tlt bottomed and are rates head

here is a reaction when kelly evans tried to get him to clarify the details of his off shore tax proposal. >> the whole purpose of doing this is to bring money home. >> but the concern -- >> shhh, calm down here a bit, kelly. let me answer the question. (announcer) don't settle for 4g lte coverage that's smaller or less reliable when only one network is america's largest and most reliable 4g lte network: verizon. with xlte, our 4g lte bandwidth has doubled in over 400 cities. and now, save without settling. get 2 lines with 10gb of data for just $110... ...or four lines for just $140. and get a $150 bill credit for each smartphone you switch. hurry! offers end february 4th. only on verizon. >>> huge news in the world of the internet tonight. the fcc is expected to propose regulating internet service like a public utility this week. this is a huge deal. it could mean big things for net neutrality. insuring broadband providers are not cutting deals with companies like netflix so they are not speeding up or slowing down content for companies. after president obama weighed in in november, her

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> how are you? >> great. >> good. i'm bill griffeth. it appears we have a follow through rally. the dow spending the better part of the day with a triple digit gain and right now we're close to the high of the session up 271 points, and i guess you can credit some of that to oil. >> yes. now, you'd love to see a market where stocks are moving higher as oil was moving

i'm kelly evans.a lot more than cider at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. the dow is outperforming the nasdaq and the s&p and you can credit one stock in particular. disney just blowout earnings. you guys reported it last night on the show. it's been up about 8%, a little less than that rig

kelly evans is next with the closing bell. >>> thank you, bob.sing bell" everybody, here's how we're finishing up a good day on wlooelt. one that puts us within reach of new closing highs on the s&p and the dow. looks like we'll settle about 19 points, 2088 it was 2090.97 was the record on that one. strong session for the nasdaq as well. dow going out with a gain of 106, that's good enough for a percent and puts the dow within the level of 1853 that is the closing high for that index as well. let's talk about it right now. waiting on earnings. today's panel, joining me now, cncb contributors very own sharon down here. great to have you with us. also with us with more tim seymour, and john let me start with you in the market. i was genuinely surprised to see how close we were again at record highs on the indexes. as this year felt worse than it's performed for u.s. stocks? >> you have strong underlying fundamentals in the sense of big central bank money pushing the markets with but huge volatility creators i think the volatility has masked a posit

i'm kelly evans over here at the new york stock exchange. where are you, bill? >> let's see. i'm where it's a lot colder. i'm at cnbc global headquarters in new jersey. stocks backing off the highs just a bit today. we continue to keep an eye on the nasdaq composite index. already has had an eight session win streak. that's in jeopardy today. that march back to 5,000 may be hitting a bit of a speed burch today. we'll take a close look and see if the nasdaq can make it nine in a row with a late bush late today. >> quite a streak that would be. meanwhile, it was a terror threat so serious that the homeland security chief warned mall of america shoppers to be, quote, particularly careful, and yet yesterday it was still hard to find a parking spot at that mall. why aren't american consumers worried if the government is? some surprising answers on this one just ahead. >> important story there. another one as well, the president just wrapping up comments about these new rules they're talking about for 401(k) rollovers making sure the investment advice you get is good for you and no

i'm kelly evans down here at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffeth. one hour to go. has been a remarkable week for the u.s. equity markets. the dow still on track even with this decline here for its best week in more than three years going back to december of 2011. when you consider how strong the market was in 2012 and 2013,

. >> kelly evans asking some tough questions. >> i've never known kelly evans to be slanted. i've certainly never known cnbc -- i've never heard of cnbc being accuse of being a left wing liberalism. it's a very conservative outlet. "the washington post" said -- who is this in the "washington post"? erin blake with "the washington post" said well, this rand paul interview with cnbc didn't go well. one he reiterated is his contention on vaccines two -- three, actually sushed the anchor and, four he concluded the interview attacking cnbc as being biassed. very strange. >> yeah. and his point is one that you heard about the vaccines which is that as a doctor he's saying it's more important to have less government in our lives. in other words, government forcing itself on our kids with vaccines, than to have the responsible vaccine. he will take less government over responsible vaccines. >> terrific. >>> okay -- >> can i say one thing? somebody tweeted the rest of that obama quote from 2008. we showed a little sound bite of it. do you want to hear the rest of it? >> sure. >> after

right now second hour of the closing bell with kelly evans. see you tomorrow.the closing bell. we're about to get a ton of earnings and avalanche. here's how we're finishing a pretty strong day. the do going out with a gain of 205 points. the strongest performer of the day is the russell 2000. pretty much enough to put them back in the black for the year. the s&p up and the nasdaq up about 48. let's get right to it now with today's panel. joining me now, michael far, and cnbc cricketer carol roth. more on code's market earnings. is that a nub shot there? looks good. >> i'm sitting in mel's seat the second floor of the nasdaq. it's good stuff. i'm not in the chicken coup anywhere. >> is it all a twitter story? >> u i have no idea what's going to happen pu bit feels like what facebook felt a couple of years ago when everybody was calling for zuckerberg's head. same thing happening with him right now. that's the most interesting one out of the lot. >> we'll get to that and aapologize for the amount of times i'll have to interrupt as we go to the earnings. just bri

. >> kelly evans what a free throw treat at -- treat at post nine. >> treat for me. >>

i'm kelly evans at the no, stock exchange. >> and i'm bob pisani in for bill griffeth.k to close at a new high as the market posts its second straight week of gains. >> the dow is trying to close above 18,000 for first time this year and right now it's less than 100 points away from a new high. less than about 50. so you can see all-time closing high or the dow is 18,053. right now we're looking to see if the index can close above 18,000. we're at 18,001 to

. >> hi welcome to the "closing bell" right now i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm. look how close we are. the steady march back to 5,000. the last time the index had a five handle we all remember that back in march of 2000. we know what happened after that. we are a mere 75 points away from nasdaq 5,000. >> the dow is giving up

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange on a monday. >> on a tuesday -- >> i mean tuesdays like a monday. >> i'm distracted because you're back. >> nice to be back. i love coming back into the freezing weather. don't look now, the s&p is trying to close at another record high as it did on friday. any positive close will be a new all-time high for the s&p, and we are this close to an all-time high for the dow which would be at 18,053.71 kelly was just telling

. >>> and welcome to the closing bell everybody, i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange.. >> welcome, great to have you here. >> don't look now, the dow is flirting with 18,000 and the s&p 500 is only points away from a record close. i'm talking three points oil also surging today, now back above $50 a barrel. >> let's go back to the s&p for a quick second and make sure everybody's aware of this. we're three points away from record highs.

i'm kelly evans. here is how we're finishing out.ing out with a decline just under 100 points off about 97 there, giving up half a percent. not a lot of components in the green today. some energy related ones. the s&p giving up about 9 points and the nasdaq 18. so we came back a little bit in the last hour but not too much. let's bring in today's panel, talk about all of this. die ann is diane is here from clear alternatives, jon najarian, and kayla tausche. also with us is "fast money" trader brian kelly. brian, let me quickly start with you. you were saying this morning it's all about greece. are people just waiting on wednesday's outcome. >> i think you almost have to. while greece is a small country the problem is the contagion factor. we don't know what's going on there. so i think it's hard to make any investment decision ahead of this when you have a situation where if greece happens to leave the eurozone if they can't make something off, then you have to our about italy, spain and what's going to happen in the eurozone. eithe

i'm kelly evans and that's bill griffeth taking a picture with his blackberry. >> you can take wonderfulific camera. >> it wasn't always that way. i use it all the time. >> love my blackberry. let's get to business for "closing bell" this day. stocks giving back some gains we saw as we entered the final hour of trading. the dow still positive just by a couple points. still trying -- any positive close we know will be a new all-time high. not so for the s&p right now. any positive close will be a new all-time high but it's down

i'm kelly evans over here at the new york stock exchange. where are you, bill? >> let's see.m at cnbc global headquarters in new jersey. stocks backing off the highs just a bit today. we continue to keep an eye on the nasdaq composite index. already has had an eight session win streak. that's in jeopardy today. that march back to 5,000 may be hitting a bit of a speed burch today. we'll take a close look and see if the nasdaq can make it nine in a row with a late bush late today. >> quite a streak that would be. meanwhile, it was a terror threat so serious that t

i'm kelly evans on the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.et yellen sending stocks into uncharted territory right now. the dow is up -- it was up almost 100 points but it is as kelly said, in record territory. the s&p is doing the same. the nasdaq is lagging today, wouldn't you know. it's up 3 points right now at 4,964. there's the s&p, there's the nasdaq as we continue the 5,000 watch on that index. >> and the nasdaq may be lagging the other

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. here is how we're finishing the week on wall street.inish thanks to that deal to extend greece's deal for a bailout extension. the bough closing at a record high 18 138. it's well within a record high and that would be its first record close of 2015. s&p 500 also closing at a new record high 2,110.17. the nasdaq is 2% away from its all-time closing high. records all over the place, for the russell, the s&p 400 midcaps and more. our panel is our own kate kelly and nathan bachrach also kenny polcari and "fast money" trader brian kelly. but we have to start with michelle caruso-cabrera who has been all over the greece situation that's really unfolded in the last hour. michelle, i know you have been listening to the greek finance minister speaking. what is the latest? >> he's trying to put a positive spin on what's happened today saying it's a very good outcome even though they have really had to basically give in to almost everything. let me give you highlights of what the deal is that they've agreed to with their bailout partners in europ

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange.e finish out what could be a historic month in the making. >> i'm bob pisani in for bill griffeth. the dow is in the red. we'll need a big rally today. s&p 500 also lower. dropped down just about the time oil closed at 2:30 though it will likely close within its largest monthly gain since october 2011. >> and

. >>> in today for kelly evans. sim mon simon hobbs will be back on set in a moment.alking dow component cisco as well as tesla and, of course, whole foods. here is how we're finishing the day up on wall street. it was a choppy one today. the dow ending the day pretty much flat. down less than ten points. the s&p 500 also unchanged on the day. the nasdaq an outperformer throughout the day. apple going higher and the nasdaq finishing the day up 0.3%. let's get straight to it with today's panel. stephanie link nathan bachrach from simply money. our own kate kelly and "fast money" trader guy adami from the nasdaq. so guy, this was a choppy day and it turns out we ended with barely a move on the dow and the s&p 500. are you worried about greece? >> i think you have to be. if you're not worried about it i think you're just burying your head in the sand because if things go pear shaped there, you have the trickle down with portugal and italy. so, yeah i think you have to be worried, but, you know, you have to also respect the resilience of the broader market. the s&p had ev

kelly? >> look at this jumbo coffee mug. from mrs. laurence's second grade class at evans elementary school.ook, all of the kids signed their names. >> nice. >> on the mug, and in the mug is flat stanley. >> oh, that is flat stanley. >> so the deal with flat stanley is they send him to places around the world, around the city, you take a picture of us, with flat stanley. and sends it back to the school kids. at the end of the year the kids will have like little book that shows where flat stanley. >> so tend of the show, we'll take that picture right here on the set. >> we'll be more than happy to sends it, send of one of your mugs in return. we don't have flat stanley. we'll come up with something. >> we have budd. >> i bus stop budd. >> i flat buddy. >> he's only occasionally three dimensional. right now he's bundled up. a lot more than stanley is. oh, boy. can't see much of buddy at all. that's good thing. because we have those windchills that are below zero, this morning, even with that sunshine, it is a three out of ten in your weather by the numbers respect because it got sole colds ove