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the markets and we will do it with an all-star panel, include john najarian, rich sapperstein, kevin o'leary is with us as well the chairman of o-shares etf investments. markets, as you can see, not doing a whole lot now that we've gotten more details about the plan you just heard from ylon who was in the room with gop leadership. now let's hear from those who are putting money to work in this market about what they think all of this is going to mean for your money and the future of where stocks go from here john najarian, this is a long way from the finish line but at least now we can begin the race. >> yeah. there were winners and losers right away, based on people's perception perhaps not full understanding, but perception one of those losers right away was toll brothers, tol people came scrambling in, they hit that stock more than the other home builders. all the home builders sagged a little on this about the deductibility of certain things but toll brothers because it's luxury homes, that's where i focused. they were actively buying puts in big numbers today. >> rich, you're number fiv

so-i'm in. >> kevin o'leary. >> kroger's.d management. >> stock's ripping >> the question mark, you saw whole foods bought by amazon, meal kits back of every store. albertson's bought plated, another "shark tank" deal. what is kroger's going to do against those threats? we don't know yet. >> joey? >> and fedex, reach at least 250. had that fedex u.p.s. date a few weeks back both could go higher give you fedex on this one. >> a remarkable day in what has been a remarkable rally for stocks was "speak, dow jones industrial average up 443 points crossing 24,000 for the first time ever earlier today and holding firmly above that that does it for us. "power lunch" begins right now >>> we're going to pick up where scott just left off. i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. what's on the menu, mentioned, a monster rally on wall street dow hitting 24,000 for the first time ever. is 25,000 in the cards before the end of the year? one of the big at licatalysts, out of d.c. on tax reform. john mccain is in. live on capitol hill and wall street thi

along with andrew ross sorkin joe is out today, but we have a special guest host, shark tank's kevin o'leary. thank you for being here >> thank you >> we had a massive amount of news dumped on us yesterday. >> every time i tune in to you every morning, market goes up. i have not seen a bad day since i was here last. >> we are counting down this morning to the october jobs report out at 8:30 eastern time. non-farm payrolls forecast to rise by 315,000 following the decline of 33,000 in september, which was impacted by the hurricanes unemployment expected to hold at 4.2% watching the futures, green arrows this morning. mixed week right now, you're looking at the dow on pace for its eighth consecutive weekly gain as kevin was talking about. hard to find down days the s&p 500 is hovering around break even if it does end in the positive territory, it would be its eighth consecutive weekly gain nasdaq on track for its sixth week of gains. dow futures indicated up by 30 points nasdaq indicated to open up by 20 points. s&p fight pictuutures indicate 0 1.5% this morning the hang seng ended up by 0.3%

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. >> kevin o'leary what do you think of the transports as any kind of indicator? >> i do? you know, for decades transports have been an indicator about the future of the dow and it bumps off the gdp growth estimates which is getting close to 3% next year. the fact that they are underperforming is not a goodstein if you're a traditionalist like y.secondly, i look at what's happening between the spreads between it the two and ten-year which has broken down below 90 which is a flagtning curve. the transports and that spread on the two to ten-year are like the canary until coal mine telling you maybe you shouldn't be as optimistic about returns next year as everybody seems to be right now those are leading indicators, hand they should be watched. >> sounds like you're going more to cash. >> no. i'm just taking a little powder and keeping it dry that's all i'm -- i'm about 18% going into rebalancing for january. a lot of it came from the sale of these tech stocks that have gone past 5% or 20% sectoral weighting. i've been a seller still own them, still fully weighted at 5% big

and a "shark tank" stunner kevin o'leary joins us today with the founder of a new company reimaginingy with a touch of a finger you won't believe what happens next find out today on "halftime report" starting noon eastern. >> look forward to that, thanks. >>> let's get the santelli exchange in the meantime over at the cme. good morning, rick >> good morning, carl. you know, so many markets are at really, really important levels. fixed income markets very close to where they settled the end of last year, many of the fx markets on areas that have been important for one to four years, both comes down towards current level or coming up from lower levels to current level, but one in particular this week that's really captured my imagination and i'll tell you one of the reasons, because i see the charts all over the floor. i like to pay attention to what traders are looking at most closely and seems this week it's all about the uk, brexit, the pound, and the other european currency, the euro let's go to the board, shall we? this is a pound versus euro for one year, and in this one year it e

that's the benchmark thank you, both, kevin o'leary, sarah hunt, joining us talking dividends there. > now as we speak, the senate has begun its markup of the tax bill yesterday, house ways & means committee chair kevin brady said firmly the house will not accept a bill that eliminates the state and local tax deduction in its entirety which is what the senate bill currently proposes up next, we'll look at where the bill stands right now. >>> and elon musk's tesla may be struggling to fulfill orders for the model 3 but it's not stopping him from announcing more new vehicles for america's roadways a look at his next big announcement coming up ♪ i can't wait for her to have that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise >>> we have a news alert on tax reform ylan mui on capitol hill with the details. >> reporter: kelly, nbc news confirmed president trump will be coming to capitol hill on th

on set with me today, cnbc senior plarmarkets comment michael santoli alongside dani hughes and kevin o'leary of all, kevin, what do you make of the record closes today? >> i was going to make a comment regarding north korea and the record close imagine if you're the leadership of north korea and you put your biggest and nastiest weapon sub orbital intercontinental weapon into space and every indices hits a new high. he can't get any respect, the poor guy what else can he do? >> in a way, mike, should we be grateful for that? is it a national response? >> somehow i don't think the premier of north korea uses the stock market as a barometer as much as other leaders do however, it's not surprising i keep saying this, the market doesn't discount kind of incremental moves in an ongoing decades-long nuclear standoff. i don't think it was that surprising it was a mere hiccup today. it has to escalate out of the control of the existing process for that to happen. >> by the way, dani with today's 1% gain the dow is up 30% since president trump's election. >> not as much as bitcoin, but, yes, it is pr

along with andrew ross sorkin joe is out today, but we have a special guest host, shark tank's kevin o'learyu for being here >> thank you >> we had a massive amount of news dumped on us yesterday. >> every time i tune in to you every morning, market goes up. i have not seen a bad day since i was here last. >> we are counting down this morning to the october jobs report out at 8:30 eastern time. non-farm payrolls forecast to rise by 315,000 following the decline of 33,000 in september, which was impacted by the hurricanes unemployment expected to hold at 4.2% watching the futures, gree

it's going to be. >> i think you're going to be in it guys, thank you both >> thanks a lot. >> kevin o'learyjoining us man. what a crazy afternoon with all the earnings and that news. >>> up next the fcc announcing plans to overturn rules regulating internet traffic. how that could impact the bottom lines of companies in the cable, telecom and internet industries. >>> later find out if the justice department's lawsuit to block the merger of at&t and time warner could put others on hold. >>> we want to hear there you, twitter, facebook, e-mail. tell us your thoughts for 2020 you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide >>> the head of the fcc announcing his proposal to reverse how internet traffic is regulated by rolling back obama-era net neutrality rules joining us to discuss the winners and losers, dennis burman financial editor at the "wall street journal" and mark, here with us here at post 9. dennis, you guys have kind of a runthrough of who is best helped by this and most hurt. now that's it's really lapeni happening, who are they? >> sure. of course, the biggest apparent winners,

with us for the hour today, joe terranova, steve weiss, josh brown and surat atip and kevin o'leary joiningstocks hitting new highs today and falling back a bit and the dow manages to be in the green, up 36 points

the markets and we will do it with an all-star panel, include john najarian, rich sapperstein, kevin o'learywith us as well the chairman of o-shares etf investments. markets, as you can see, not doing a whole lot now that we've gotten more details about the plan you just heard from ylon who was in the room with gop leadership. now let's hear from those who are putting money to work in this market about

joining us now is kevin o'leary, who was just talking a moment ago about handbags we're going to make the connection between apple's phone and the handbags he's the chairman of o shares etf investments. you've been on a couple times this week. i think i've got your name down this time. i'm feeling so good. >> you did >> you have just raised your price target you love when you see with apple. >> i do hope no one stole my iphone on that u.p.s. truck. >> a lot of hot phones, baby go ahead >> but listen, the fundamentals extremely solid in the quarter they just reported not only revenue eps beat, but china accelerated. china showed positive growth services were up march quarter could be equally robust we think the path is for $12, $13 eps. stocks should be on that price point. >> it's at 172, 173 right now. it's impressive it's going to go higher but me making an individual choice about where i put my money, i don't know if that's enough gain that you expect considering how bullish you are. is there some place better besides this >> well, from our perspective in the group, we like apple t

kevin o'leary is chairman of o shares etfs. here kevin, you were saying that this is a -- you're cautious. you got facebook you said they better blow it away or else tesla, you're expecting it to be a lot of risk here >> here's what i think about tesla. if it walks like a duck and talks like a duck, squawks like a duck, it must be a duck. sounds like a car company to me. production problems, market share issues at some point on one quarter, i don't know if it's going to be this one, one day you're going to wake up and say, wait a minute, why am i paying an infinite p.e. for a car company? it's not like they don't have competition. when that happens, it is going to be a very painful day i don't know if it's this quarter. >> tesla has been through -- go back a couple years. they had a 50% correction in the stock before they've had these concerns it reminds me of we work when everybody says this needs to be valued like a real estate company. >> tesla is down 16%, 17% from its recent high. definitely has run into some friction when

>>> want to thank kevin o'leary for being here. >> great to be here. >> come back and join us again soon. >> i will. >> bring the jarred muffins. >> i'm going to fatten you up. >> he has an empty leg we'll see you on monday. it's time for "squawk on the street." ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla, good revisions and futures are study as we watch starbucks earnings and apple's results and launch iphone x and ism on the way at 10:00 eastern time a road map begins with the much anticipated jobs number. what it means for the economy and markets. >> shares of apple are up after they reported earnings after the bell of the we'll dig through the report and hear why tim cook is calling for a huge quarter on deck we'll go live to the long long lines of customers waiting for new iphones. >> and shares of starbucks under pressure after a less than stellar quarter. we'll talk to kevin johnson and cnbc exclusive along with the 261,000 nonfarm jobs in october, significant upward revisions including september payrolls up 18 k after the initial readings sh