i'm kelly evans. some of the biggest names at cnbc are we me to get you ahead of what is happening this week, steve liesman, sue herera, dominic chu all weighing in shortly. as we begin, consider this stunner of a stat. $1 trillion wiped out of the market in last week's selloff. tonight we're looking forward but in order to do that, first, dominic chu is here to talk about how we got here in the first place. >> if you think about it, the dow jones industrial stocks lost $338 billion in market cap just last week alone roughly the equivalent of losing exxonmobil. will you let's take you through the volatile week. first of all, on monday, it wasn't a big loss of a day. we did know here, though, that china had devalued its currency. it's the first time it's happened in quite some time and provided a setup for what we saw later on in the week. you can see the central bank sets the yuan per the dollar. it hasn't done that kind of a move here in years to devalue the currency. again, the markets didn't really

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. bill? >> later. i'm bill griffeth, a consumer tug of war now between dow components walmart and home depot, he said, moving right along. walmart shares down 3% today on the back of that earnings report. a strong number from home depot has sent those shares about 2% higher. we'll break down what both reports say about the u.s. economy. >> hashtag this is 30. gas prices have been going up despite oil's drop. we've got joe petrowski telling us what he calls a potential fear premium forming in the gasoline price. >> here is a question i've been asking. is outer space big enough for along musk and richard branson? we'll tell you about the new satellite war brewing between these two billionaires coming up in a while here. >> plus, the commission free trading app robin hunt has done $1 billion in transactions. how lock can it keep those trades free of fees? we'll ask the founders when they join us live. >>> let's begin with walmart and home depot and the mixed fortunes they presented this morning. courtney

i'll be joining kelly evans for live cnb special. the reversal was nasty.end to bring out additional selling. i expect that to happen. we've got your back. i like to say there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise to try to find it just for you right here on mad money. i'm jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow. >>> there's the opening bell. and almost a complete inverse of what we saw this time yesterday. >> forget about the word volatility. a superstorm sweat through wall street today. at the high point, the dow was up 442 points. >> as of this moment it is the strongest rally of the year. >> almost every year in the s&p 500 are up. >> then a swift and sudden 600-point reversal. stocks closing down more than 200 points. >> a volatile final hour of trading, turning this rally into a decline. >> another wild ride, leaving investors asking, what will happen tomorrow? >> we're in sort of a

right after this, kelly evans, david favor, i'm going to be there.e're going to cover the wild market from every angle. avago really good, but williams-sonoma was a tad disappointing. you know what, people thinking it's a little too expensive right here. i will bring that to you later in the show too. there's always a bull market somewhere. i promise i'll find it for you here. >>> we think she might have been a seal. >> that explains a few things. >> "blind spot." >>> there is the bell. tonight, a cnbc special report, making sense of the markets. >> how can we collapse into the close of trading on tuesday? and then hold on to our massive gains today? >> from the big rallies. >> as i read the markets, i think there is a potential temporary all clear for stock. >> we are now heading back up. >> to the major sell offs. >> markets just don't go up forever. >> what the volatility means for your long term investments. >> the economy is still doing well. >> you say we are entering a bear

i'm kelly evans. dow jones industrial average having its worst day in four years dropping 528 points. this is the worst week for the dow since 2011. we are just a few points above 10% correction territory. we have declines of 3% or more across all the major averages. the nasdaq down 3.5%. well below 5,000. just above 4706 at this point. s&p 500 giving up 64 points, taking out key levels traders have been watching all summer. in fact, all year with today's trading action. we've got full team coverage of this ugly day and week. dominic chu, bertha coombs, courtney reagan at the nymex. dominic chu, how bad has it been? >> we are out of breath. we've been showing you the heat map for the s&p 500 all day long. in the last couple of hours as selling volume has picked up steam going to the close. the s&p 500 heat map allred. maybe around 20 stocks are in the green as things settle out. maybe four of the stocks are four of the names that have been maybe come to known of as fang. the four stocks that helped dr

closing bell continues with kelly evans on cnbc. >> thank you, simon. to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans. we have another roller coaster session on wall street. finishing sharply positive. we could now see the sharpest two-day percentage gain since the financial crisis. the dow adding 2.3%, s&p 2.5%. nasdaq nearly the same amount. sharply higher gains. what is remarkable is the fact we were up about this amount in point terms. we gave almost all of that up, then bounced back mirroring the kind of activity we've seen all week. here is a stat for you. 10,000 points. that's the cumulative journey we traveled on the dow jones industrial average this week. still to come this hour, we'll be joined by market heavyweight bill rhodes. >> does this matter? how meaningful is today's price action given everything that's just happened? s. >> it's hard to infer a lot of what comes next. people getting trapped, squeezed and trying to overanticipate the next move. we were so compressed we got the lift yesterday. it seemed people felt more comfortable seeing how far

i'm kelly evans. what has been a wild week on wall street.y giving up 14 points into the close. with about 15 minutes to go it was briefly down 100 points. s&p and nasdaq did turn positive at the end of the session. s&p higher by almost a point. nasdaq higher by almost 15. we'll see how that leaves things. we have full team coverage. dominic chu looking at some of the biggest dow movers. kate rogers at the nasdaq and jackie deangelis following this stunning turnaround in oil. let's take a look back at this week's market action. >> there is the opening bell. >> dow is down 1,000 points. >> there was real genuine panic selling. >> these are enormous moves. >> making my eyes pop out of my head when i was watching the quotes here. >> as of this moment, it is the strongest rally of the year. >> we are in sort of a very strange unchartered territory. >> a volatile final hour of trading turning this rally into a decline. >> trading was chaotic. the dow cratering into the close. >> heading back up. >> markets rebounding today. it's been a wild week o

i'm becky quick with andrew rosssor kin and kelly evans. >> welcome. >> great to see you this morning. >> joe is on vacation. we have been talking about investors walking a tightrope lately but check this out, this is nick wallenda completing the longest tightrope walk ever last night. he travelled nearly 1600 feet. that's more than a quarter mile folks. this was ten stories high above the speedway. he was carrying a 45 pound bar for stability and that wire looks a little thick but it's no wider than a nickel. folks don't try this at home. today's top stories, the markets, china is the factor a four year low overnight. also following the lows. this move sparking fears of a global currency war. some people are saying it's already underway. some accusing china of unfairly supporting it's struggling exporters and you wonder what this means on so many levels. i don't know what the fed is going to do in response. they're watching the dollar but that lower yuan is going to need less inflation coming here. that's one of the two things they'll be foe cousin on. the nikkei was down and the sha

we'll get you set up to are that right now on the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans any. see you tomorrow, kelly. >>> thank you, bill. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans. not a pretty session on wall street. let's take a look at how we're closing, the major averages down 1% as we have big drops in bond yields and crude oil. the dow down about 210 points on the settle here as they close the s&p, the nasdaq, the dow all giving up about 1%. there's crude as mentioned, down to the $43 mark. and energy actually holding in there relatively speaking. still, a difficult one for this sector, this market to digest. names like freeport down 13% today and meanwhile, how about an apple, down 5%. that goes back to concerns about the strength of china's economy. we'll get into all of that in just a moment. joining today's panel is elan morris and kayla tausche. kayla by the way, just back from china. brian kelly and peter costa from empire executions will join us in a moment. brian, let me start with you. this morning you were saying you can't trust that the c

with kelly evans. >> thank you, simon. welcome to the "closing bell," everybody. i'm kelly evans.ity, i want to say continues. the vix actually lower today. but just look at the dow jones industrial average, up 621 points on the close, nearly 4%. that's good enough for one of its best point performances in history. and on a percentage basis, one of the best days for the major averages in four years. the nasdaq, the outperformer of 4.25% adding 191 points. in all but wiping out the declines of 199 points there on monday and tuesday for that index today. tech stocks were outperforming. let's send it over to courtney reagan for more. hi, court. >> good afternoon, kelly. what a final hour of trade. the exact opposite of yesterday. we saw that downward move until about midday and things started to climb higher. if you take a look at the technology sector, we led all day. best day in four years. and take a look at the biotech etf, the ibb. this actually went negative right before 1:00. you can see it just ever so briefly. and it ticked up higher by more than 5%. its best day since april

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. i'm bill griffeth. if you are listening to us on sirius satellite radio on the new jersey turnpike condolences. settle back. we have a couple of great hours coming up. zhou component apple getting crushed again today. melissa lee was pointing out. we're going to look at both sides of whether it is time to cash out or buy more of apple stock at these levels. we have a bull and a bear on apple coming up momentarily. >>> meanwhile, the dow stock stealing the spotlight for good reasons is disney. it's had the biggest year to date gain by any dow component. it's up another half a percent. we'll get disney's earnings after the bell today. >>> apple is thought of as sort of the lead dog. it's the largest company out there. i think disney is the company to watch these days. >> what a performance it has turned in. >> meanwhile, aetna out with earnings this morning. it's getting a big boost from medicare and medicaid these days. we have a first on cnbc interview with ceo mark bert bertolini. breathtaking consolid

it's the second hour of "closing bell" with kelly evans.rrow. >>> welcome to "closing bell", everybody. that face was for the market. i'm kelly evans. the dow down 118 points on the close. that is the lows of the session. the nasdaq at one point today, down 2%. closing 1.6% showing 83 points for the index. still 5056 is the level. the s&p giving up 3/4 of 1%. 16 points to 2083. the earnings settle down a little bit now. the jobs report is just about to pick up. joining today's pam we have our very own steve leaseman and stephanie linkman is here from tiaa cref. stephanie, we're down 5% on the highs on the major averages. what does that tell us? >> i think what's interesting within the market, you're seeing the rotation from growth to value. you've lost some key leaders, right? apple. tesla. i don't know if we've lost it, but that has actually pulled back quite a bit. media stocks, cable stocks down 15%. it's not only that the market itself is down you're having the rotation. i think it's in anticipation of tomorrow's number and the data we'

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. oil prices are higher again today, but oil down 20% in the last month, okay? yet, gasoline prices are soaring in some parts of the country. we'll identify the reasons for that, that refinery issue in the midwest, get to that story, coming up in just a moment here. >> an incredible divergence. and biotech, a huge winner so far this year. eli lilly ceo says the space is getting too expensive. well, we've got a money manager who thinks there's still room to run. he'll make his case, coming up. >> and disney still one of the big dow winners this year so far. we will be live at the company's so-called d-23 expo to look at how the force behind the "star wars" franchise could affect that stock. jane wells, who else but jane wells, is on site for us. our own princess lea. >> and it's the company the "new york post" said provided something close to legal insider trading. the ceo of media radar, and you may remember his name, will tell us how his ad tracking software is now helping hedge funds.

welcome to "closing bell," i'm kelly evans. dow down 355 points at the close.hree-day sell-off. this the worst of the three. s&p 500 having one of its worst days of the year down 43 points. the nasdaq by far the worst performer with declines across the media space, the biotech space, the semiconductors. we'll get to much more of this in just a moment. investors are hoping a trio of earnings we are waiting for can give this market a boost. we've got dominic chu waiting for hewlett-packard results. josh lipton over salesforce and courtney reagan covering gap's numbers. we have john fortt here, stephanie link and for more on earnings, christine short. and guy adami. it is a packed house. stephanie, what in the world happened today? >> it's about uncertainty. the fed yesterday, we don't know what they are going to do. it wasn't very clear when they are going to raise, if they are going to raise, can they raise. you have oil declining big time. deflationary concerns. you have it being the summertime. it's also a lot of people are not around. volatility is picking up

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. oil has been a big story today. wti crude in the u.s. breaking below $42 a barrel for a time. it his a 6 1/2 year low today. we'll take you live on the floor of the nymex. the debate about the impact the oil decline could have on the markets longer term. >> art cashin poichbting to crude. getting a footing with the dow up 73. tesla targeting the manhattan elite. the electric car make are looking to make charging your car in new york city easier. >> along musk wants in on the company's $500 million share offering. >> ipads at work. apple looking to make the ipad more appealing to businesses. kevin o'leary is with us to tell us whether this could jolt ipad sales numbers. tablet sales stagnated. i don't get it. i i love ipads and tablets. i don't get et. we have a graphic here about our big guest today. >> michael carr. we've got global co-head of m&a to tell us which sector could see the most deals of this remainder breaking year. >> i think it's so interesting why it's happening now. >

i'm kelly evans. here is how we are finishing up the session. last one of the month. out with a decline about 116 points. s&p giving back 17 and nasdaq down 1%. it's up 27% the last three trading sessions. plenty to dig through. we have michael santoli from yahoo finance and sara eisen. and "fast money" trader tim seymour. tim, let me start with you on crude oil. what is going on here? >> when long positions have been eradicated as much as they were if you read data, the biggest three-month reduction in net longs in in brent futures is something we see play out. the opec comments today were the most important thing. you had them saying we are ready to come to the table and talk to market where is there a level playing field. if you are a little bit short, that will scare the heck out of you. they indicated they are a little concerned about the investment in oil infrasfructure and future of oil where people are not investing. these are the things people want to hear. positioning was so extreme, this is where you are. the thing to ask yourself about oil today, are peopl

i'm becky quick with andrew rosssor kin and kelly evans. >> welcome. >> great to see you this morning. >> joe is on vacation. we have been talking about investors walking a tightrope lately but check this out, this is nick wallenda completing the longest tightrope walk ever last night. he travelled nearly 1600 feet. that's more than a quarter mile folks. this was ten stories high above the speedway. he was carrying a 45 pound bar for stability and that wire looks a little thick but it's no wider than a nickel. folks don't try this at home.

kelly evans is with us. we round out the week with kayla out a few days.all in one tv and phone bundle this morning, a step towards integrating the satellite tv company and attracting new customers. details cost $200 promises the abil

i'm kelly evans. dow jones going out with a decline over 200 points. 205. giving up 25 at the bell there. the nasdaq which was positive for most of the day dropping 17. what's so significant about the dow closing lower here is we have not seen a session which it was up nearly 3% like we saw this morning, a gain of 441 points. then reversed like this since october of 2008. a volatile final hour of trading turning this rally into a decline on wall street. let's get back to the floor where bob pisani is tracking the action. >> this was a disappointing close. we had enormous amount of sell orders come in. nearly 3.5 billion sell imbalances. on a normal day you get about 300 to 500 million on the buy to sell side. a lot came in. just take a look at the s&p 500. we started positive. i mention $5-1 advance to declining stocks. dow was up more than 400 points. you see the real problem occurred in the middle of the day. we had flutter around 1:30 to the down side. at 3:00, as a lot of buy and sell imbalances became more crystal clear, the markets moved to the down s

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. the dow trying to recover from an early 1,000-point plunge at the open. if it closed there, it would have been the single day point drop ever. the dow down 652 points. what a roller coaster ride we have been on today. those early declines almost wiped out as markets rallied throughout the afternoon. the dow now down 4%. nasdaq giving up 181 points. we have full team coverage. bob pisani clocking the action at the stock exchange. bertha coombs at the nasdaq and jackie deangelis at the nymex. let's start with bob. apple helping to turn things around. >> emwas typical. the big plunge and recovery we saw all within 15 minutes. apple opening down from thursday's lows. recovering and testing it around 9:45. let me show you intraday full screen of what the day looked like for apple. it doesn't do justice looking at the chart. close was $105.76 friday. within less than a minute we went to $92. down $13. at 9:45, the whole thing turned around. ten minutes later, apple up at $102. by noon after

i'm carl quintanilla with kelly evans, simon hobbs, and david faber. what a morning. it's disney with one of the biggest drops since the financial crisis. the dow hanging onto an almost 60 point gain. >> we have breaking news into the mix from rick santelli on ism services. >> sometimes there's a debate as to whether numbers are good or bad. there's no debate here. our july read on nonmanufacturing ism, reaches the 60 hands. that's right. you know how long it's been since we were above 60? pretty close to ten years. august of '05 comps on this where it was a little over 61. it's a powerful number if you put a lot of credence in your strategy regarding the respondent's view of the world. if we look at new orders, 63 .8 versus 68.3. and the component leaped almost to 59.6. all in all, this piece of data was a solid piece of data and what are the markets doing? well, i could tell you one thing, interest rates are moving up a bit. we're getting ever closer to a 2.30 yield. yesterday and the day before the debate was whether we were going to see 2%. things are rocking on i

i'm sara eisen in for kelly evans. bill griffeth will rejoin us in just a moment.inishing up a strong session on wall street. the dow closing up 241 points, the first 200-point gain for the dow since back on july 13th. best day for the dow since back in early may. the s&p 500 up 1.3%. and erasing all of last week's losses. the nasdaq composite up 1.15%, bringing up the rear. now investors getting set for another dose of earnings. morgan bren seasnan is all over shake shack results. l and courtney reagan is waiting for kraft heinz. joining us for the panel, cnbc contributor dan greenhouse and david seeberg as well. dan, the big debate is whether we saw a bounce from an oversold condition last week or if there was really investors stepping in and some of the beaten-up groups like materials and industrials with a new bullish position. >> i know that bob has been talking about that all day. and it was not just energy and materials. it was the semiconductors, some of the industrials like the capital goods names. so certainly the leadership today were those beaten-down s

kelly evans a the the new york stock exchange. >> i don't even have a quarter in my pocket. i'm bill griffith. we were trying to decide. joking on twitter, do we lead with the decline in oil or the fed minutes today? they've had big impact. both of them, on the markets today. the dow was down 229 points, then charged back after the fed minutes came back out. and now we're lower again, down 165 points at this hour. you did have those leaked fomc minutes in the 1:00 p.m. eastern time hour. came out 20 minutes earlier than anticipated. it showed no clear sign of whether the fed would hike rates in september. we have steve liesman standing by to break down that data for us coming up. >> you know, i was going to say, these are two sides of the same coin in a way. speaking of breaking down, take a look at oil, it's down more than 4% today, it's trading below $41 a barrel. we're watching to see if it punches through that $40 mark. look how close it is right now. $40.62. and the september wti contract, down almost 5% on the session. again, we're looking at lows since march of 2009.

kelly evans is with us. we round out the week with kayla out a few days.its acquisition of directv rolling out new combined products. all in one tv and phone bundle this morning, a step towards integrating the satellite tv company and attracting new customers. details cost $200, promises the ability to watch television shows on a television, computer, tablet or smartphone. unlimited talk and text up to four phones. 10 gigs of data. head of marketing tells "usa today" we want to get out early and make a splash and, john, everybody is wondering what this says about the evolution of the bundle and media as we go forward. >> this makes no sense. it's like you have a bunch of stuff in your fridge and you just throw it together to make a potpourri for dinner. why you would possibly need a satellite in this mix makes no sense and, in fact, while you're wait iing for your satellite installation you're able to log into your computer with the app and actually stream and watch television proving you don't need the satellite in the first place. the worth of the satell

i'm kelly evans, and the dow couldn't do it. weighed down by disney today.decline of about nine points, 17,541 is the level. the nasdaq adding 34 points, good enough for .6%. we've got another huge day of after the bell earnings. full team coverage of results coming up from 21st century fox. cbs, tesla, fitbit, green mountain. we even brought sarah back from her vacation. we've got everybody on standby for those numbers. >>> mike santoli here from yahoo finance. and for more on these earnings, we have guy adami and christine short. welcome one and all. i don't know where to start. dr. jay, let me start with you on this market today. i mean, disney, all you can say is wow. who would've thought that this single handedly would -- a name like disney down almost 10% on the session and then whack all the other content providers. how are you trading it? >> well, i think it was overdone. i think disney even with cord cutting and so forth, it's obviously going on. i think that's exaggerated. i think that the impact to disney and the rest of the content providers will

i'm kelly evans. the dow aiding 68 points, the s&p adding 10. it's up half a percent today.the nasdaq up better up 0.9%. 43 points, shy of 5100. more thoughts from today's panel. joining me michael santoli from yahoo! finance and cate kelly. with us, fast money trader dan nathan. welcome to you as well. mike, start with you, you said this is the market everybody has been hoping for. what do you mean by that? >> in a way. might not feel like it. essentially the market is responding to corporate level fundamentals, making sector moves but not selling off broadly in response to macro moves. the action today showed you the market doesn't crave negative data, doesn't want bad news that will push off a fed decision. that's what you saw with the dynamic of the data releases this morning? i feel like i always say this, maybe i talk to too many hedge fund and traders, people i know are cynical. >> you do. >> for sure i do. and, you know, especially in the credit area, people are always bearish, right. but people think that this is going to be a tough month, we're seeing redemships on

wednesday morning, joining us at the far end of the desk, john broad, co-founder of aol ventures, kelly evansk with us, thank you for joining us, jon fortt at post 9, we want to begin at disney. shares getting hit after revenue missed estimates, and company nts noted some modest subscriber losses at espn as the company continues to shift to digital. take a listen to bob eyeing another joined us earlier. >> obviously the bundle delivers great value to espn and will continue to. the bundle is not going away. the bundle is still relatively strong when you look at it given all the competition in the marketplace and you look at what percentage the bundle represents, not just in terms of revenue, but in terms of how people watch television. it's still the dominant form of television viewing in the home. espn is fortunate that it is a brand that we believe ports w sl to any new platform. smaller bundle, over-the-top package of programming or direct-to-consumer business, we have invested over the years in the strength of its brand. and that gives espn the ability to essentially manage through whateve

kelly evans working double shift. nice to have you back again. market day, so much to get to.e company announcing that apple music has more than 11 million members during the free trial period. senior vp focused on china. he spoke to josh lipton. josh loins us in san francisco. good morning. >> good morning, carl. eddie cue tell me apple's business in china continues to stay strong. the app store did a record $1.7 billion in transactions in july, qusays a big reason for that is the growth in china. injuly, apple saw its largest number of transactions in china on the app store ever. now i also asked eddie what the average spend by chinese ios users on the app store continues toen crease, eddie says it does. that is a critical troend watch for investors. they want to know that chinese consumers are continuing to spend more and more money on apple's products and services. in its last reported quarter, china contributed 60% of revenue according to ubs. now, eddy highlighted new number on apple music, 11 million people signed up. saying that the feedback has been, in his words, ove

that's with kelly evans, david faber, and jim cramer. 7:00 p.m. on cnbc. up next we're looking at the three biggest dow winners and losers on the year and telling you which names are worth a buy now in a very special edition of "would you rather." plus one of the wildest weeks ever for the markets pape look at what could be behind some of the biggest swings from the floor of the stock exchange. later upgrades on the so-called fang stocks. one firm saying a beaten down alibaba is actually one of its top five best buys within this wreckage. the traders will weigh in on whether you should follow suit. as we head to break take a look at the dow heat map. wow, what a difference a day makes. sea of green across the board on this record day. much more "fast money" straight ahead. my name is mark amann. i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassador of the company. we make the most contact with the customers on a daily basis. i work hand-in-hand with crews to make sure our gas pipes are safe. my wife and i are both

. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans a the the new york stock exchange. >>bbs in for bill griffith. >> right now, a rally on wall street. they're all up more than 2%. that was also the story yesterday at this very time before a major reversal. the biggest, in fact, since october 2008. remember, that sent the dow down more than 200 points at the close. we will see whether the rally can hold through this hour. >>> it's an important hour. meantime, a $13 billion deal in the energy sector. as oil prices fall, we'll discuss he

kelly evans a the the new york stock exchange. >> i don't even have a quarter in my pocket.th. we were trying to decide. joking on twitter, do we lead with the decline in oil or the fed minutes today? they've had big impact. both of them, on the markets today. the dow was down 229 points, then charged back after the fed minutes came back out. and now we're lower again, down 165 points at this hour. you did have those leaked fomc

. >> and kelly, evans, thank you for being here. >> thank you very having me. make sure you join us tomorrow. "squawk on the street" begins right now. ♪ >> welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. the selling continues as china devalues for a second day as it announces even more economic data. futures are lower but not quite as weak as earlier this morning. the dax down 2%. 5% for the week. ten-year down to 2.11% as expectations for a september hike are fading fast. oil is bucking the trend despite the iea calling for a supply glut through 2016. alibaba sliding as growth slows to a three of year low. >> macy's volatile ahead of the estimates. we'll have comments from the ceo who was on "squawk box." that's coming up with us. >> and getting ahead of cisco ease first report. first up, futures are down following tuesday's sell off off the lows of the morning. china devaluing the yuan. according to reports china intervened in the final minutes of trading. we got to some interesting levels.

kelly evans working double shift. nice to have you back again. market day, so much to get to.sic has more than 11 million members during the free

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. bill? >> later., a consumer tug of war now between dow components walmart and home depot, he said, moving right along. walmart shares down 3% today on the back of that earnings report. a strong number from home depot has sent those shares about 2% higher. we'll break down what both reports say about the u.s. economy. >>

. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> andgriffith. another momentous day. stocks staging quite a comeback at this hour. the dow down 277 points at noon on wall street. investors spooked once again after china intervened and the currency markets yet again overnight. we'll break down this tug of war developed by china's central bank and the global markets. >> and we've got blackrock's global investment strategist joining us live coming up. why he thinks we're seeing violent movesn

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.een a big story today. wti crude in the u.s. breaking below $42 a barrel for a time. it his a 6 1/2 year low today. we'll take you live on the floor of the nymex. the debate about the impact the oil decline could have on the markets longer term. >> art cashin poichbting to

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffeth this friday afternoon final hour of a volatile week for markets. we've seen major rallies, major reversals. we'll see how this whip saw market wraps up. >> we have money managers who say this is a great buying opportunity. others who say trouble is just getting started. we'll have both sides for you coming up. >> history shows the volatility may not be

i'm kelly evans of the new york stock exchange. >> i am i bill griffeth.ng below $45 a barrel for a time. we'll discuss whether this is a dip worth buying. that's sort of our theme today i guess. >> in particular media stocks getting slammed again. cord-cutting fears scaring investors out of viacom which is down

. >>> welcome to the "closing bell," everybody, i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> and i'm bill griffith. another momentous day. stocks staging quite a comeback at this hour. the dow down 277 points at noon on wall street. investors spooked once again after china intervened and the currency markets yet again overnight. we'll break down this tug of war developed by china's central bank and the global markets. >> and we've got blackrock's global investment strategist joining us live coming up. why he thinks we're seeing violent moves in this market lately. >> let's see, bearish on crude oil but bullish on some energy plays in the equity market. of jeff reeves of investor place will make his case on that coming up. >> and alibaba and macy's falling today and we've got the ceo of an e-commerce company whose stock is soaring while the names are down 4% to 5%, his is popping double digits. >> they have yet to make a profit. >> wait, are you suggesting that should matter to the stock price performance, bill? not in this market, everybody. >> we're back in the 1990s in some cas

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth.al hour trading for what has been a wild week for the stock market. a lot of red on the screen today. global slowdown. fears weighing on stocks. price of oil. the fed. more than

i'm kelly evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth. oil prices are higher again today, but oil down 20% in the last month, okay? yet, gasoline prices are soaring in some parts of the country. we'll identify the reasons for that, that refinery issue in the midwest, get to that story, coming up in just a moment here. >> an incredible divergence. and biotech, a huge winner so far this year. eli lilly ceo says

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. recover from an early 1,000-point plunge at the open. if it closed there, it would have been the single day point drop ever. the dow down 652 points. what a roller coaster ride we have been on today. those early declines almost wiped out as markets rallied throughout the afternoon.

i'm kelli evans here at the new york stock exchange. >> i'm bill griffeth on cnbc.rtant day for a lot of the markets. we had a sell-off on wall street, the dow nearly erasing all of yesterday's gains after china made that surprise move overnight to devalue its currency in a big way, kelly. >> commodities taking a big hit on the back of this news, especially oil falling below $43 intraday, down about 4%. we'll break down the long-term impact of

i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange. i'm bill griffeth.ing to us on sirius satellite radio on the new jersey turnpike, condolences. settle back. we have a couple of great hours coming up. zhou component apple getting crushed again today. melissa lee was pointing out. we're going to look at both sides of whether it is time to cash out or buy more of apple stock at these levels. we have a bull and a bear on apple coming up momentarily. >>> meanwhile, the dow stock stealing the spotlight for good reasons is disney. it's had the biggest year to da g

i'm kelly evans. this is bill griffith. >> yeah, just breaking in the last hour, you saw the gang on -- talking about this. american express reportedly a target of active's firm value act. that stock popped on that news. we'll bring you comments from amex coming up. you can see it's up 6.3%. >> before the american express news broke, the dow was under a lot of pressure. that number came in line with expectations. it wasn't terrible. the fed rate hike could still nbt cards. the dow is down 85 points. we have someone who says the current employment report is not measuring jobs properly. he'll explain why next. >> also, more on twitter. it's falling yet again today. that stock has been cut in half in just four months. it's now $1 away from the ipo price. we'll look at whether investors should be cutting losses or holding out hope at this point. crazy. >> and maximizing your airline miles. wait until you meet the guy who has flown nearly five million miles for free. >> i love this story. >> he's looking t

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffeth. >> this is the last trading day of what hasle month for investors. today no exception. we'll follow every move for you. today is oil taking center stage, seeing a major rally. up more than 25% over the last three days. we'll take you over to the nymex for more details. >> ukraine clashes

i'm kelly evans. >> i'm simon hobbs in for bill griffeth. >> yesterday stocks staged a mega rally latey before they staged a huge sell-off. we'll see which direction we go today. the dow is only up 133 points. >> within that, it is energy that powered the market higher for much of the session. oil surging on track to have its best day sin

i'm kelly evans.iffith. >> yeah, just breaking in the last hour, you saw the gang on -- talking about this. american express reportedly a target of active's firm value act. that stock popped on that news. we'll bring you comments from amex coming up.

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