trish: charlie thank you, liz claman is down at the nyse for the final hour of trading and she is commercial-free on out folks liz over to you. liz: yeah, we're done, done with commercials. why? this is an important decision that networks make, at least fox business, because we do not want to blink the eye because the numbers are blinking as we speak , like this. milliseconds we're looking at the dow jones industrial down 611 points and by the way we're going to be bringing in a lot of traders here to give us a sense of why things are moving so quickly. we do have to tell you that congress has decided heck, let's jump into this and the markets too they're adding to the volatility with a government shutdown now less than nine hours away the senate rushing to vote on a two-year budget deal could happen in this hour. you can see there's the senate floor. we are live

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on fox business network, liz claman, be right back. thanks to "the daily show" for turning to none other than fox business and "countdown to the closing bell" to help explain. we try to do this every day for you guys to not automatically assume you are this narrow trading audience out there, and we try and explain it without -- we know you're smart, definitely, but this can be complicated even for the smartest people on wall street, certainly. so can you see the whole thing. if you follow me on twitter -- we have "the daily show" link there. you can friend me on facebook and find all our clips on lizclaman.com. dow up 196. we are coming right back. don't move. so from the two trucks over here... i want you to pick a new truck for your mom or dad, knowing that they could possibly pass it down to you one day. oh. cool. but before you decide, you should know that chevy silverados are the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. which means that ford f-150s are not. (giggles) which truck would you pick? the chevy. th

a lot of investors don't like to have to sit with these positions over the weekend, so liz claman is going to walk you through it. do not go anywhere. liz has got you covered. liz: walk or run, trish, i mean, who knows these days. [laughter] we just ran in a circle, turned around, smacked into a wall and then bounced. it's a reversal of or fortune that literally just happened a couple of minutes ago. the dow swinging at breakneck speeds, we're live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. here it is the friday of the week that was one of the wildest in history. the dow right now turning negative for the moment and then straddling between up and down here, we'll just call it an extreme oscillation. but i'm going to call it flat for the second, and the russell 2000 up 3, the s&p 500 up 2.6 points or just a fraction of a percent. this wild swing in the market, it's the sixth day in a row that the dow

in first liz claman. for liz claman. let's begin the countdown. the stock market taking it. meanwhile s&p 500 saw its best week in nearly five years. the nasdaq scored its biggest weekly gain and more than x years. what could move the needle. the january existing home sales and that will be on wednesday. plus earnings from home depot. the stock market may be closed but the stock market has the rise today. concerns over rising u.s. production did tempered those temper those gains slightly. crude oil is at 6250. the u.s. dollar edging higher as they were apparently buying on the dip following the plunge to three year lows. gaining a little ground. easing fears. it was actually driving bit coin higher. breaking through $11,000 for the first time since january 30. president trump he is not holding back 1 inch. a firing off a tweet storm over the weekend. blasting everyone from the fbi to oprah winfrey. while missing warning signs concerning the deadly shooting in florida. this just in. just moments ago literally obama was president up too and beyond the 2016 election. so white h

i want to go to liz claman down at nyse as we approach the final hour of trading. come back we're getting a live report from liz next. trish: we're actually up 120 right now. i'm laughing. one of our producers just said to me, trish, this is about 60 seconds ago. we're up 126 but who knows what is going to happen. indeed, that kind of day. who knows. we've been all over the place, with massive 900 point swings. i want to go down to liz claman, in the thick of it all down there at the new york stock exchange. hey, liz. >> you know, i'm talking to the traders. they were saying liz, the reason it feels orderly and calm here on the floor, i don't know if you see behind me, people are at their computers and talking, we almost feel like we don't have total control, because of the computer trading that has seemed to take over. it certainly did yesterday. but, as you see, green on the screen. but at the moment, with the dow up 146 points, look what else turned to the upside. bitcoin which had fallen earlier today, below 6,000. remember it was just two or three weeks ago it

we are with you, liz claman is with you. very important moments here in the final moments of this day. we'll see where this ends up. you got some bulls out there. adam johnson from bull's-eye brief is one of them, he said the market could still go 20% higher. check out his website, he'll tell you exactly why. liz claman is going to take you into the final hour of trading. if you're ready to do buying or selling. get ready, everyone. liz? liz: you got to believe that some smart money participants are buying right now, but look at this, investors turning tail in this final hour of trade. the dow down 585 point, took five different storms to create the tornado on wall street. a super strong january jobs report. why is that bad? has investors worried the fed will be way more aggressive in hiking interest rates. another piece of good news, wages jumped but that may mean inflation is more than around the corner. and jitters over the republican fisa memo and hearing from president trump with his first official comments since the pu

a lot of investors don't like to have to sit with these positions over the weekend, so liz claman is going to walk you through it. do not go anywhere. liz has got you covered. liz: walk or run, trish, i mean, who knows these days. [laughter] we just ran in a circle, turned around, smacked into a wall and then bounced. it's a reversal of or fortune that literally just happened a couple of minutes ago. the dow swinging at breakneck speeds, we're live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. here it is the friday of the week that was one of the wildest in history. the dow right now turning negative for the moment and then straddling between up and down here, we'll just call it an extreme oscillation. but i'm going to call it flat for the second, and the russell 2000 up 3, the s&p 500 up 2.6 points or just a fraction of a percent. this wild swing in the market, it's the sixth day in a row that the dow has swung more than 500 point process the day's highs to the lows and back up again. today's move alone, 849-point swing. we were down more than 400 points about an hour ago, and here'

liz claman, great work today. thank you very much. appreciate it. melissa. melissa: here now, liz ann sonders, charles schwab vice president, and chief investment strategist. it has been wild times. what is your take? >> our take this had fundamental start to it. in midst december we put out the 2008 outlook, our title and theme was, it is get late. we were referring to the stage in the economic cycle that tend to bring high every inflation, high every wage growth, tighter monetary policy and probably a bit of a change in the landscape for equities, not least being likelihood of a pickup in volatility this is not a huge surprise in terms of what fundamentally started this. you saw hot wage number last friday. melissa: right. >> inflation expectations have gone up. you saw a quick increase in expectations for how many times the fed would raise interest rates although that has come back. technical ex-s ex-ex-exacerbatin unwinding of inverse volatility trades. what we don't know whether we have gotten through that part of the process. everything is tied to short

liz claman had a great stat before. she said that this is not even in the top 150 of drops from a percentage percentage. this is 156th ranked. so yes, you can either sell this two-ways. second biggest drop ever in terms of points or 156th in terms of percentage. so, we talked about 2008 before. david just did. compare the fundamentals then and now in terms of gdp. in terms of our unemployment being at 17-year low. melissa: profit growth. >> profit growth. wages up 9% year-over-year. consumer confidence at all-time high. make sure that if you're reporting this, bring in all those factors. bring in the fact where the dow is and obviously at all-time high. it has to correct itself in certain capacity, but don't sell fear. i think if you watch it night you will see more fear than education. that is one problem with our media, melissa. melissa: dr. joe concha, thank you for that prescription of sanity. we appreciate it. david: wonderful guy. the budget is facing another roadblock. it is not a done deal yet. senate lawmakers

mary ann great to hear from you and we'll put mary ann's picks for buffet up on the facebook.com/liz clamanook at this we look to close up 398 points for the dow, the nasdac is now positive for the month of february that will do-it-for-me now to after the bell. david: we will take it on a monday or any day for that matter with fears fading on wall street a strong start for the week the dow ending the day up by nearly 400 points. very nice rally 1.5% plus s&p and nasdac especially the nasdac also firmly in the green good to see you good to be in i'm connell mcshane filling in for david asman. and glad you could joan us i'm melissa francis but first here is what else is happening during this hour ahead searching for solutions president trump gathering the nation's governors think white house today asking for their help to keep o

trish: liz claman, we're sending it your way. liz: i'll take it, fasten your seat belts, this market is not for the faint of heart. take a look at ten-year treasury yield blasting through 2.75%, now at 2.77%. why does this matter? on this first day of february, the bulls are rattled by those rates. as the dow endures a 300-point swing, up 39 points, a crucial final hour of trade, you need to stay with us. president trump just landed back in washington, d.c. after huddling around the campfire with republican lawmakers at the gop retreat in west virginia. this, ahead of his remarks at tonight's rnc winter meet wearing he will no doubt be touting the booming economy and benefits of tax cuts. speaking of tax cuts, are you one of the americans waking up this morning to a bump in your paycheck? tax cuts hitting the bank account as three more corporate giants join the ranks of companies sharing tax cuts with employees. and t-minus three days before kickoff of the king of all football games. super bowl lii, defending champs new england pa

trish: liz claman, we're sending it your way. liz: i'll take it, fasten your seat belts, this market is not for the faint of heart. take a look at ten-year treasury yield blasting through 2.75%, now at 2.77%. why does this matter? on this first day of february, the bulls are rattled by those rates. as the dow endures a 300-point swing, up 39 points, a crucial final hour of trade, you need to stay with us. president trump just landed back in washington, d.c. after huddling around the campfire with republican lawmakers at the gop retreat in west virginia. this, ahead of his remarks at tonight's rnc winter meet wearing he will no doubt be touting the booming economy and benefits of tax cuts. speaking of

liz claman every single day walks you through step by step i step. here. we've got you covered. neat, lives and charlie. . . . . whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. charles:st -- president trump giving a big cpac speech tomorrow. here is trish. trish: that sell off happened in the last hour of trading t came out of course, after that january fed minutes that, we saw the market up about 300 and then it gave back a lot. only to end the day in negative territory. but that was yesterday, right? we got a market up 216 right now. so enjoy it while you can. we'll be all over the market. anything can happen in the next of 0 minutes i'm trish regan he will. welcome to the intelligence report. volatility once again surfacing. investors trying to adjust to rising

and he did try to demystify what was going on a little bit by having our own beloved liz claman on. that was, pretty much the exception. >> liz is a star. she gets to go on "the daily show" and explain the market to millenials, who mostly watch the show. melissa: yeah. >> look, there is a lot of nuances here as you guys know. you deal with it every day, all forces move market expectation, profits and of course, you know, federal government policies. i never say the president trump should get all the credit. if you're going to basically kind of cut him out of the script on the way up, a little too convenient suddenly hang it around his neck like an albatross on the way down. melissa: i'm willing to bet tonight, what is going to dominate, what will be more on memogate, all of the other stuff that is going on, that has to do with the fighting back and forth, but rather the focus on this big, you know, i won't call it the budget because it is not a whole budget, but busting through the spending caps to try to make headway. at same time, it is fair to say spending to most people is borin

mary ann great to hear from you and we'll put mary ann's picks for buffet up on the facebook.com/liz claman page. look at this we look to close up 398 points for the dow, the nasdac is now positive for the month of february that will do-it-for-me now to after the bell. david: we will take it on a monday or any day for that matter with fears fading on wall street a strong start for the week the dow ending the day up by nearly 400 points. very nice rally 1.5% plus s&p and nasdac especially the nasdac also firmly in the green good to see you good to be in i'm connell mcshane filling in for david asman. and glad you could joan us i'm melissa francis but first here is what else is happening during this hour ahead searching for solutions president trump gathering the nation's governors think white house today asking for their help to keep our schools safe. the message from our state's leaders to the commander-in-chief and congress is back in session lawmakers returning to d.c. today, under pressure to add even more items to its growing list of priorit ies, so how will it all impact the trump agen

liz claman is going to take you into the final hour of trading. if you're ready to do buying or selling. get ready, everyone. liz? liz: you got to believe that some smart money participants are buying right now, but look at this, investors turning tail in this final hour of trade. the dow down 585 point, took five different storms to create the tornado on wall street. a super strong january jobs report. why is that bad? has investors worried the fed will be way more aggressive in hiking interest rates. another piece of good news, wages jumped but that may mean inflation is more than around the corner. and jitters over the republican fisa memo and hearing from president trump with his first official comments since the public release of the gop memo on the fbi's investigation into the president's campaign, and any russia relations to it. the commander in chief holding a customs and border protection roundtable in this hour, set to begin in just a few minutes. immigration reform agenda will take center stage at this hour, but you can bet if there is a

i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman today. you know, the long holiday weekend not enough to erase investor fears over the issue of the month. the rising interest rates, the yield at 2.9% this morning. stocks mixed right now. the dow at lows of the session, barely off of them now, 228. 241 was the low a couple of seconds ago. we are on track for the dow to snap the six-day winning streak at the close. another volatile day, but remember the markets, this is always good to remember. we're coming off the best week we had in more than five years last week. now the s&p is struggling to stay in the green. some of the sectors somewhat strong for the s&p, technology, consumer discretionary, energy, consumer staples and telecom. nasdaq is the lone soldier making money today. up six of the last sessions for the nasdaq, up 10 points. anything can happen in the last hour of trading. and again, it is all about technology. a handful of names are hitting all-time highs right now believe it or not. we'll give you the good news, nvidia, intuit.

liz claman will have it covered on countdown to the closing pell, 3 p.m. eastern. don't miss it.hat's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. ashley: breaking news, we have headlines from the president's meeting on school safety with state and local officials, he says there is no better time to discuss school safety than right now. he apparently is going around the room asking for ideas about improving physical security at schools and mental health. there are about a dozen state attorneys general and law enforcement officials in the room right now. obvious, we're expecting to hear from the president. we'll bring those remarks as soon as they happen and, e. mark de. mac, you have headlines. >> the president on the background check issue, he's talking about reopening mental

trish: charlie thank you, liz claman is down at the nyse for the final hour of trading and she is commercial-free from here on out folks liz over to you. liz: yeah, we're done, done with commercials. why? this is an important decision that networks make, at least fox business, because we do not want to blink the eye because the numbers are blinking as we speak , like this. milliseconds we're looking at the dow jones industrial down 611 points and by the way we're going to be bringing in a lot of traders here to give us a sense of why things are moving so quickly. we do have to tell you that congress has decided heck, let's jump into this and the markets too they're adding to the volatility with a government shutdown now less than nine hours away the senate rushing to vote on a two-year budget deal could happen in this hour. you can see there's the senate floor. we are live from the floor of the new york stock exchange and as i said, countdown to the closing bell is not going to take any breaks and that decision is made because we are watching a mighty tumble and struggle here. folks, it's a very

that's why i love it when liz claman goes to the floor of the new york stock exchange because that locationly over the year, certainly nothing like the crowds we can remember, liz, in prior years, for example, after the 87 crash or going back to 1929, you know, the meltdown in 2008. but with each successive event, fewer and fewer people, you know? >> well, look behind me. you could cut behind me. there are very few people compared to when you and i used to come down here, even back in 2005. i was talking to a trader who said when he first started in 2005. there were 5,000 clerks and traders and brokers who were streaming around. they had the garage over here, the other room back here, this is all closed off, and they've kind of pushed them in here, and you've seen this diminishing of numbers and as that has happened, it's almost superimposed over increase lately of the days, not all the time, because we've had a year of the market moving up, correct? since election day, 99 dow record closes. but looking as you stretch it out through 2008 and back to 1987, the fewer the people, when those da

liz claman was covering the market at the time. i think it was machine driven. what say you? retail investor panicking, now i agree with you, it was machine driven. who knows affected rear its ugly head again. at 3:00 pm eastern we were down 600 points. we literally blinked at 311. 575 points, and we were up almost as if we touched a very hot stove. today it is not as dramatic, almost as if that spark plug is blown but who knows if it could happen again in the final hour. you can see with the dow intraday, two day charts, that it appears, stretching it out, what do you see? a trend downward right now. the s&p 500, lower by 15 points, russell is down 10, i got onto the floor of the stock exchange, taxi drivers on the street corner, retail investor is concerned, the bank of america merrill lynch warned they had never seen a dynamic inflow with stock funds. us equity funds and there was a signal that mend everyone who had been waiting and biting their nails said let me get in. that is the little investor showing they were too scared in the beginning, the so-called smart money ma

liz: that's what she did. she put her own money in there too. in another unconventional move, half magic is also available on demand, on netflix and digital. we're going to have more in today's clamanbout how much heather's invested in this project and her advice for those out there with an eerily similar advice that warren buffett gives. go to liz claman.com for the online exclusive video. dow down 193, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ liz: again, it's the final hour and now we we see more of a selloff. we have the dow down 223 points, s&p down 27. we've got the nasdaq down 73. all three are now negative for the month. we only have one more session, tomorrow, in february. we're watching this very closely. okay, we've all heard about the bonuses and dividends that companies are doling out after the gop tax cut went through and lowered the corporate tax rate. one auto parts seller says, yes, it's giving a big chunk back, but they're going to use the savings to fuel a turn around. advance auto parts dropped from 35 to 21%, that works out to a savings of $70 million a year. the stock is down 30% over the past year as the company struggles to rev up sales. joining me now in a fox business

liz: look at this. jeff must have done something here. we're hitting session highs in final 20 seconds before the closing bell rings. that will do it for the "claman we close on a high note here. [closing bell rings] nasdaq with nice dane of 108 points. david asman and melissa francis next with earnings from cbs and more. melissa: stocks surging into the close, shaking off inflation fears to close higher for the fifth straight days. the dow's longest winning streak in five months. on track for the best week in years. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman. i love it when we close at the highs. looks like it might close 310. melissa: we take credit for it? david: absolutely we take credit for it. for sure. this is "after the bell." thanks for watching. more on big market movers. here is what else we're covering for you. we have a busy hour coming up. more developing details out of broward county florida. the suspect in one of the deadliest mass shootings in our nation's history has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated

liz: how about a yes on this market. dow up 346 points. a gain of this last hour, 144 points. [closing bell rings] that will do it for the claman countdown. have a good weekend. lauren: hitting session highs. ending the day up 350 points. positive for the week, s&p and nasdaq. nasdaq putting in quite a performance first time all week. ending the day up nearly 2%. i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. david: good to see you, lauren. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." thanks for joining us. here is what is happening this hour. we have a very busy one coming up. first of all the trump factor, firing up the conservative base. president trump imploring republicans to rally ahead of midterm elections, touting a strong economy and those crumbs from tax cuts. the president's message to the gop. >>> disturbing new details in the florida school shooting. another red flag missed by the fbi. an armed deputy failing to act, standing outside the building for at least four minutes. the 30-year veteran of the sheriff's office resigning. now there are police officers stationed outside of his home. the latest on the investigation.

liz: how about a yes on this market. dow up 346 points. a gain of this last hour, 144 points. [closing bell rings] that will do it for the claman day up 350 points. positive for the week, s&p and nasdaq. nasdaq putting in quite a performance first time all week. ending the day up nearly 2%. i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. david: good to see you, lauren. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." thanks for joining us. here is what is happening this hour. we have a very busy one coming up. first of all the trump factor, firing up the conservative base. president trump imploring republicans to rally ahead of midterm elections, touting a strong economy a