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liz: oh, stop i can't hear it. charles: i'm serious. liz: now i hurt for you. check it, everybody. tesla shares crossed the $1,000 per share line and the company can now call itself a member, at least intraday of the trillion dollar market cap plug, tesla shares up 12 and 1/3 percent now standing at

liz: oh, stop i can't hear it. charles: i'm serious. liz: now i hurt for you. check it, everybody. for the first time ever, as charles was just mentioning tesla shares crossed the $1,000 per share line and the company can now call itself a member, at least intraday of the trillion dollar market cap plug, tesla shares up 12 and 1/3 percent now standing at 1,022, yeah, elon musk is dancing up a storm so overall we've got no ghosts, gob lins terrorizing wall street as we kickoff the final week of october, we are looking at new all-time highs for the dow and s&p as big tech gets set to blitz the earnings calendar. right now we do have the markets in the green, the dow up 65, s&p up 23, that's close to its high, the nasdaq towering higher by 151 points, but the fangs are about to come out and show. starting with facebook, we're an hour away from earnings but no matter what the company reports, will the social network numbers be overshadowed by the darkening cloud of the facebook paper? could the secrettrove of documents pierce facebook armor where neither the democrats nor donald trump c

charles: were sideways we tried to bounce in the last hour is always important but it's been treacherous lately all eyes are glued on your show. liz: you're not old are we kind of the same age. charles: not politically correct, season, something out there. liz: charles, thank you very much we will start with breaking news the house is set to gavel in any moment a vote to sync up with the senate on raising the debt ceiling to be intimate but that is a band-aid on one of the many major issues driving up certainty which are searching for direction with an hour to go before the closing bell rings j.p. morgan chase david kelly is going to talk about the i word, inflation and what about the s word stagflation meanwhile kelley's boss is in a bit of hot water with a crypto crab will talk to the man that got approval from the security exchange commission to launch the first bitcoin centric etf and what j.p. morgan ceo jamie dimon has to say now about bitcoin you'll hear what jamie said it will get the reaction. a big-name following wall street and main street's against companies as they pack up and head south famed investor kathy would the

charles: were sideways we tried to bounce in the last hour is always important but it's been treacherous lately all eyes are glued on your show. lizthe same age. charles: not politically correct, season, something out there. liz: charles, thank you very much we will start with breaking news the house is set to gavel in any moment a vote to sync up with the senate on raising the debt ceiling to be intimate but that is a band-aid on one of

liz: thanks, charles. it is a friday free-for-allen on wall street.t shooting higher. the dow, s&p and nasdaq are all up dramaticically, but the past two days have been absolutely insane. with the dow up 404 points, that is a

liz: thanks, charles. it is a friday free-for-allen on wall street. it's the first week of earnings season, the market shooting higher. the dow, s&p and nasdaq are all up dramaticically, but the past two days have been absolutely insane. with the dow up 404 points, that is a larger gain of about 935 points over just the past 48 hours. but look at bit coish, it's pushing above $61,000 right now, 61,624, as the crypto verse salivates over the possibility of a bitcoin tushes exchange-trade fund. charlie gasparino digging into whether this is just a runup and sell on the news next week or something more. the supply chain crisis showing 40 signs of easing at this hour, but what is the biggest broken link in this chain? the chinese manufacturers? lack of cargo ships? not enough truckers? ibrands deals with every single one of these issues from china to the u.s. store shelves. they're behind sofia vergara's lingerie brand. the ceo is here in a fox business exclusive. and elon husk shakes another sector of stocks with a single tweet that threatens to disrupt

liz and from charles schwab. i want to pick up an individual move in the market, and you are checking this out as well, kaylee. it is a downsides of rise. we have talked about how punished you get when you mission -- missing the earnings during -- season. they are getting punished. >> the punishment is outside. 4% on average underperforming if you do indeed miss expectations, but there is always a 14% in premarket trading. it was larger than expected. they blamed macro issues and the delta variant, as well as delays in distribution expansion and customer labor shortages. we are not talking about shortages of just things that you need to produce the product, there is a labor shortage out there, and that increases on these companies. jonathan: not everyone is being punished. there were earnings earlier, and they cut the outlook, and they cut a little on margins, and the stock has been doing off the back. it is quite interesting. we expected them to get smacked, but it has been ok. tom: this is a broader debate we h

liz: by the way, roblox is up $5 right now. charles: wow, okay. liz: there you go.reet. the s&p needs just under one point to set a new all-time high, and it is there -- well, it's touch and go, but, yeah, now up 2 points here. if it can't hold its gains, that will snap a six-day winning streak. markets mixed. big blue is holding the big board back, the dow jones industrials down 94 points. 9 bitcoin investors shifting from

liz: by the way, roblox is up $5 right now. charles: wow, okay. liz: there you go. we are watching a nail-biter on wall street. the s&p needs just under one point to set a new all-time high, and it is there -- well, it's touch and go, but, yeah, now up 2 points here. if it can't hold its gains, that will snap a six-day winning streak. markets mixed. big blue is holding the big board back, the dow jones industrials down 94 points. 9 bitcoin investors shifting from beast mode to taking a breather after the crypto nearly cracked $67,000 in its record run yesterday. isaiah jackson is here to tell us whether the big bulls on bitcoin still have legs or whether the dreaded crypto winter is coming. stay tuned for that. vitamin water make its debut today, the founder and ceo tells us how his company -- born in the back of a rented car 17 years ago -- is ready to challenge the beverage behemoths and already winning in the cocoa water area. and as tesla powers closer and closer to new record highs, we've got the tesla predicter who keeps beating the analysts. meet the small bu

liz: great to see you too, charles thank you, my friend. hey charles, the bears are taking the fun out of oktober fest, as we kickoff the final hour of trade. parade goers in uptown new york city having new problems celebrating the holiday but wall street has gotten bumpy late in the session after rallying most of the day. is it oil prices gushing higher, china eating its own again? either way investors gearing up ahead of this week's earnings parade to come our floor show traders ready to play the earnings guessing game they will tell you which companies are most likely to meet, on their quarterly report. >> the application is in, merck pushing its case for emergency use authorization of its covid treatment pill. the former president of the american medical association , she's now the ceo dr. patrice harris, she's here, on when we could see its approval, and whether the tiny pill will be a major turning point against the deadly virus. >> and forget about the internet of everything. one company's aiming to put lida r in everything, the eyes

liz: great to see you too, charles thank you, my friend.oktober fest, as we kickoff the final hour of trade. parade goers in uptown new york city having new problems celebrating the holiday but wall street has gotten bumpy late in the session after rallying most of the day. is it oil prices gushing higher, china eating its own again? either way investors gearing up ahead of this week's earnings parade to come our floor show traders ready to play the earnings guessing game they will tell you which companies are most likely to meet, on

liz: possible it. look at the dow, charles, a gain of 546 at one point, we're at 533.etting on the banks in a big way, major financials powering the markets higher with eyebrow-raising profits and non-bank united health group, no slouch when it comes to helping the dow break its four-day losing streak in style. we're up 529 for the dow, but the nasdaq is the rock star of the session. look at this gain of about 1.7. that's a jump of

liz: possible it. look at the dow, charles, a gain of 546 at one point, we're at 533. investors are betting on the banks in a big way, major financials powering the markets higher with eyebrow-raising profits and non-bank united health group, no slouch when it comes to helping the dow break its four-day losing streak in style. we're up 529 for the dow, but the nasdaq is the rock star of the session. look at this gain of about 1.7. that's a jump of 251 points, s&p up nearly 1.7%. our floor show traders are here with what they see as the latest quarterly reports undertow, right? what do they see between the lines for the markets going forward? after last weekend's disastrous flight cancellations at southwest airlines, are travelers headed for a new weekend of headaches? and it's the major carriers who didn't have the same problems, did they look at the 2,000-plus canceled flights from a distance, or are they taking proactive steps to make sure they don't face the same nightmare? ed bastion is here to react to rising oil prices and in light of the supply chain crisis, we'

one of them is dead, but coke industries, i mean, charles coke, he's on wall street and runs a private company. this is a big story inside washington. lizr billionaires heavy on the democratic side, mark lazary charlie: why aren't they investigated and people looking at their business model by the way mark lazary does a ton of public printer fund money, i'm sure he manages a lot of public pension funds for democrats. liz: i'm not sure. charlie: i think he does. why isn't that being investigat ed by gary gensler? you know? do you have an answer for me? liz: no, i'm thinking i'm so stuck on kraken, and un leashing the kraken. charlie: don't you remember that kraken was that other thing that election stuff. liz: seattle already had the name before somebody else said release the kraken. charlie thank you very much, charlie gasparino, nat gas lighting it up this year, more than 90% and today's countdown closer has a nat gas stock he says is the one that will light the fire under your portfolio. just one. eight minutes away from the closing bell, well look at this. color me green, the dow is up 28 points, let's see if it can close there. . .

charles: they're killing 'em. i remember intel was invincible, but i think they kind of squandered that. it's not unusual. adam, sylvia, thank you both very much. you know, liz claman, for a split second we had the cp effect, and then it started to fade. i think it's the weekend effect. i'm not sure. what can you do in this last hour? [laughter] liz: it's the fed, the fedded fd and and the fed if, is it not? met me see what i can do. we've got the broader market struggling for altitude as the federal reserve gives the markets an early halloween jump scare. what did chairman jay powell say specifically that frightened traders midday? we take a looked at the vix intraday, the fear index spiked 6% to its high of 16. this happened just before 11:30 a.m. eastern time. you can see it right there on the intraday. our floor show traders on the words that triggered sort of the little terror and whether you should turn tail or buy in. any gain for the s&p, by the way, would make it the second record close in a row. freak did friday, the major indices -- [audio difficulty] up 81, but the s&p down 4 and the nasdaq down 132. 122. the dow is actually on pace for a record

charles: one day, i may not have a choice. all right folks this is a really good session. don't let what you see on top dissuade you. i love days like this , you know , liz would have been down big, when it's not those are the days to me that are buy signals. liz: well that's because you are a trader at-heart. you know that that's the time things are on sale, right? arguably, that's happening, at least, well kind of right now, charles. market gobblins are keeping us guessing as we kickoff the final 59 minutes of trade for the month of october. the dow, s&p, and nasal within range of new all-time closing highs, and by the way, they've already been there today, the s&p and the nasdaq set new intraday records, right now we do have the dow up 14 points, s&p down just

charles: #buythe dip. danielle, keith, great stuff. that's what we talk about this is called making money after all. we got lauren simonetti in for lizuren but last hour of trading it's always eventful. lauren: drifting but still up pretty nicely, 350 on the dow charles thank you very much. investors raising the roof after a catastrophic debt default seem s to be averted for now, the dow and the nasdaq and the s&p 500 all up about 1%, the nasdaq, the outperformer today appointed a quarter percent, and turning positive for the week. markets getting a lift from that temporary truth in the debt ceiling standoff, lawmakers reaching a deal on a

charles: #buythe dip. danielle, keith, great stuff. that's what we talk about this is called making money after all. we got lauren simonetti in for liz claman, and you know what? we kind of drifted a little bit, lauren but last hour of trading it's always eventful. lauren: drifting but still up pretty nicely, 350 on the dow charles thank you very much. investors raising the roof after a catastrophic debt default seem s to be averted for now, the dow and the nasdaq and the s&p 500 all up about 1%, the nasdaq, the outperformer today appointed a quarter percent, and turning positive for the week. markets getting a lift from that temporary truth in the debt ceiling standoff, lawmakers reaching a deal on a $480 billion increase, we're going to bring you the latest from capitol hill, as the government pays the rent on time, one of the largest home rental companies in the country debuts on the new york stock exchange, we're asking the residential ceo about why the rental market is seeing record numbers, and about the big deal, his company has struck with black stone. >> plus, an anticipated event in the ev world that's tesla investor day an

charles: one day, i may not have a choice. all right folks this is a really good session. don't let what you see on top dissuade you. i love days like this , you know , liz claman it's those days in the market any other time would have been down big, when it's not those are the days to me that are buy signals. liz: well that's because you are a trader at-heart. you know that that's the time things are on sale, right? arguably, that's happening, at least, well kind of right now, charles. market gobblins are keeping us guessing as we kickoff the final 59 minutes of trade for the month of october. the dow, s&p, and nasal within range of new all-time closing highs, and by the way, they've already been there today, the s&p and the nasdaq set new intraday records, right now we do have the dow up 14 points, s&p down just two, the nasdaq lower by four. investors dodging major earnings misses by two of the biggest tech titans, apple and amazon. our floor show traders on what the witches of november might bring and the etf's that just hit a lifetime high this week that may give you the best indicator of the true health of the consumer. not republicans but a group

i think liz cheney, adam kinzinger would disagree and by doing that you end up washing that away. >> also just going back to that charlesece. it's a difficult time for democrats. my colleagues talked to a lot of activists and voters in georgia. they're unhappy with a lack of action in washington on police reform, voting rights. this is why that $3.5 trillion reconciliation package is so important for biden and the democratic party. >>> the taliban claim they have changed. what is the reality on the ground, though? our report from afghanistan up next. (vo) unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. that's how we've become the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. >>> in our world lead, quote, candid and professional. that's how the state department is describing their first meeting with the taliban since the chaotic u.s. exit from afghanistan. one u.s. official says this weekend's meetings in doha were not about legitimizing the taliban government. as the taliban insists, they're taking a less oppress

charles: they're killing 'em. i remember intel was invincible, but i think they kind of squandered that. it's not unusual. adam, sylvia, thank you both very much. you know, lizand then it started to fade. i think it's the weekend effect. i'm not sure. what can you do in this last hour? [laughter] liz: it's the fed, the fedded fd and and the fed if, is it not? met me see what i can do. we've got the broader market struggling for altitude as the federal reserve gives the markets an early halloween jump scare. what did chairman jay powell say specifically that frightened traders midday? we take a looked at the vix intraday, the fear index spiked 6% to its high of 16. this happened just before 11:30 a.m. eastern time. you can see it right

charles: i think so too we're seeing so-called value plays not really doing what they're supposed to do. michelle, ken that was a fantastic segment i have a feeling you'll be absolutely right. liztough on these closes we need to see it turnaround today. liz: yeah, you're that fundamental and chart guy, it's really interesting to watch here , and who knows what's going to happen in this final hour, because we do have breaking news the supply chain crisis at the nation's ports has become so serious, that some of the nations top ceo's in shipping and transportation are huddling at the white house with president biden who just began speaking moments ago. we are monitoring that we'll take you straight to the white house for the plans to keep the ports open now, 24/7, all kinds of wheeling and dealing with the unions to make that happen to try and free up the log jam. >> the dow is a land of confusion, as weic