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phil flynn, price futures group, watcher of gold and oil and lori rothman on the floor of new york stock exchange. lori you have to go way back to fine a losing streak like this. >> the timing is curious, david. eight years since the s&p 500 lost 8 consecutive trading days. height of the financial crisis in october of 2008. that says a whole lot. today the broad market index will close down .4 of 1%. we're selling into the polls. latest polls say presidential election is dead heat. that has a lot to do with the markets so unsettled. vix is climbing fear index. up another three points today. while zap, nasdaq down eight days, the vix has climbed the last eight consecutive days. that is the trend. fear after marketplace of a trump presidency. no way else to interpret that. s&p 500 index here are names, cs industries, down 8 1/2%. chemical company. wynn resorts down 5%. specific weakness in china. first solar down almost 15%. solar panel prices themselves are coming down on oversupplies. once again the problem there is weakness demand in china. quickly we have after the bell earnings. starb

lori rothman has or. lori: you mentioned eight years since the losing streak, broad market average does close down today and it is on track to close in that direction, that is back to october of 2008, the height of the financial crisis so that says something about the nervousness about the trump presidency. the story today is a stabilizing market that the polls have titans, look at where we are. dow jones industrial down one person. the s&p index down 1.5%, nasdaq the worst performer, chilling, very big disappointment, the nasdaq down to present for the week so far and not over yet. >> we will continue watching the market. the fbi reportedly ranking it investigation into the clinton foundation overpaid to play allegations between state department and the foundation, coming amid reports that investigators are pushing for an indictment of hillary clinton, we have the intel next. seeing is believing, and that's why we're opening more xfinity stores closer to you. visit us today and learn how to get the most o

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lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. lori, what about politics and markets, how do they affect each other? a great point, david. everybody is tuned in what is going on with the political race and really before friday, pretty complacent. it was a steady climb up for the stock market. since news of latest fbi investigation, markets come down. s&p down six consecutive days. same story for the nasdaq, dow just off, a above a four-month low. look at vix, volatility, fear index. it is up six days in a row with just above a point gain to level just over 18. one. great proxies or signs this election is leading, mexican peso, reflective of donald trump and trade and immigration policies. peso getting crushed down 2%. dollar trading lower. peso came down against greenback. trump presidency means uncertainty and markets don't like that. breaking news regarding valeant, in last half hour of trading. valeant is in advanced talks to sell its salix business after shares of valeant fell news of a -- up 33%. melissa: wow, that is a big tu

lori rothman, floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, go to you first. got the excitement down there. >> got the hat. they love hats. there is the dow. benchmark averages closing at all-time highs today. s&p for its part, s&p past 2200. look what drove the dow. verizon, home depot, intel, top gainers among the industrial average. you're looking main stocks that drove the dow from 18,000 to 19,000. unitedhealth making up 338 points. home depot, mcdonald's, boeing, broad group of, broad selection of companies that took us to this milestone today. in terms of news, earnings, much better than expected, especially under retail sector. surprise that the traditional brick-and-mortar. this is obviously welcome in broadly strong market today. look at that burlington stores, up 16%. bucking trend of brick and mortars. dollar tree and dsw, the shoe chain, posting strong earnings. back to you. david: thank you, lori. phil, oil holding steady but as the dollar gets stronger won't they continue to get weaker? >> it will be very difficult but we have seen oil, for exam

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lori rothman on the floor of nyse. big surprise, the fed punting to december. >> couple key things came out of it today. first of all the fact that inflation is headed toward the fed target of 2%. higher inflation, what do you do? raise interest rates to curb rising inflation. teeing us up for all expected december rate hike. there you go. stocks are moving on earnings. still in the throes of business i earnings season. yelp uproaring highest ever adjusted earnings per share. office depot with a gain of 15% today, set for the best day in more than six months on the downside, kate spade, gamestop, esty all down -- etsy. double-digit percentages, ouch. facebook did well in the quarterly report. facebook was down two bucks a share. implied volatility with options market looking for 5% move in facebook shares either up or down. but we are looking for a huge, huge jump in both earnings per share and revenue. it is all thanks to tremendous growth case in the mobile ad sales. of course you know, guys, that facebook has a mini

lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and lori, we're all watching financials. tell me that story. reporter: well, financials have been biggest driver of the rally up until today. financials fizzled after seven consecutive days of rally. financials index was weakest performer losing 1.5% as a group. look at some of these names. goldman sachs, down more than 2%. same story for capital one. main line financials all the way down to the regionals. analyst community by and large saying valuations got ahead of the fundamentals. isn't that always the case? look at other movers quickly for you. target reporting earnings. back-to-school sales were lon. online sales were strong. that led to nice quarter and nice day for shares of target up 6 1/2% on the day. on the downside, shares of lowe's number two home improvement retailer down. do it yourself customers remodeling their homes not as often as unseasonably warm weather or is that the excuse they're giving us. back to you. david: lori, thank you very much. phil, oil is dropping, a lot of people say because of this huge

i'm going to jeff flock at cme, lori rothman at floor of the new york stock exchange and former member of trump's hispanic advisory committee steve cortes. steve, you heard what i was saying, i think the carrier deal, it's only a thousand jobs in indiana but lifts people's spirits. we're going into the holiday season and how happy are the employees that they voted for him and they have a shot at taking care of their families. this is one of the feel good stories, i think reverberates. your thoughts? >> trish, and you're so right. we need that flight front of christmas, a bunch of hard-working people keeping their jobs, and you're right, in the totality of the country, a thousand jobs isn't material, the symbolism very much is. while the policy is important that the administration is going to unleash particularly regarding taxes and regulation, what's equally important is the animal spirits, the economy largely thrives on confidence. i can tell you, i live in chicago, generally blue city. i know a lot of people who didn't like donald trump, didn't vote for him. many of the same people p

who have off the press, lori rothman spoke with traders at new york stock exchange.to my right. your thoughts and traders thoughts on this election day action. >> everyone says they're zeroed in on the election. nothing else is jumping off the page. outcome of "brexit" of course. market is global and thick. bells always ring twice a day. i got more specifics. message was put in yesterday's trading. market leaning toward hillary. the peso moving in lockstep with the s&p 500. best sentiment gauge, the way it moves determines outcome of election. this market the rumor is hillary. buy the rumor, sell the news sort of thing. i got interesting fodder, we're looking at hillary win at this hour, but, boy, depending on the news the market more than likely to sell off no matter what the outcome. if it is a hillary win before we find out before the opening bell, look at out come of a trump win and expect to see a few legs down. that is the talk and sentiments overwhelming on the floor. managed health care stocks are higher, expected to do well under hillary administration. util

lori rothman got the news and stocks involved. lori?ession long we were reporting on lower s&p. that has turned around. the reason, transport companies, fedex and ups, hitting all-time highs today. look where they are. ups and fedex up about 1%. well outperforming the s&p 500. it looks like it could be with online sales yes toked to jump -- projected to jump 17%. strongest season for on line sales ever. liz: we're about to see possibly one, two or three all-time record closes. keep your eye on that. pulse taken firm hold on wall street. unexpected inflation in the trump administration, will that happen? could we have both of those two at the same time or just one, just growth and not inflation? the president of boyer research, jerry boyar calls it trump -- pansion. >> hi, liz. liz: is that possible to have hot growth and no inflation? >> sure. we had it in the '90s and '80s. possible to have low growth and high inflation as we did in the '70s. inflation is driven by monitory policy and growth is driven by regulatory policy and taxes. tr

lori rothman on the case.he is watching stocks really affected by this. >> liz, the strong dollar is a signal of a thriving economy. but when the dollar zips up as fast as it has, highest levels since the outcome of election with trump winning, best levels in 13, 14 years, it does raise concern among many ceos, especially those running what we call multinational companies. many of those are household names. mcdonald's, philip morris, coca-cola, nike. they are based here in the u.s. with significant sales overseas. here is look at performance overseas. stocks broadly are a little bit lower, giving up the streak of gains here last couple weeks. there may be some of that but definitely interesting to watch these once again, so-called multinational stocks, how they perform here if the dollar continues on this upward trajectory. before this we did look at some of the currency pairs, it is worth noting if you look at euro doll down to 1.06. great news if you have plans to travel to europe. if you're mcdonald's and y

and fbn new york stock exchange correspondent lori rothman.e used to drive a cab and kept your umbrella, jimmy falah. let's start the show. all bets are off, except for the ones on trump. it looks like the donald has the luck of the irish. with island's largest bookmaker reporting that 91% of the bets placed on the american presidential election in the last few days have gone on the gop candidate to win. patty power still has hillary clinton favored to win, but a spokesman calls this election a serious betting anomaly. and says the shock of brexit is fresh in people's minds. trump was originally considered such a long shot at 100-1, that in mid october the company began paying out its customers who bet on clinton. but now he's down to 9-4, and the company says that if he wins it could cause the biggest political payout in history. i believe we have footage of what that would look like. >> where you going? idiots! get back in there and sell, sell. >> would you put money on this election? >> absolutely. there's a lot of value in betting trump, b

lori rothman is live on the floor of the new york stock exchange.e now saying that trump and the republican majority could be a boost for the economy. explain. >> well, that's sure what wall street thinks. look at these gains. we're at just about the best levels ever on the dow jones industrial average. we close here, you're looking at the tenth record close for the dow this year. it is remarkable. so yeah after that scary drop-off on election night, stocks have come roaring back. it was worth a note the nasdaq is down. it was pretty tough on silicon valley. that's all the technology names out there. keep an eye on that. but really, if you look at the broader economy, which is what the dow jones looks at, which is what you're looking at on your screen, investors are very, very optimistic about a trump administration and his impact on very specific industries outside of technology. let's look at the defense industry. he has said time and time again look for increased defense spending both here and abroad. the banking industry, for what it's worth, fi

lori rothman on floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, you got a look at the day's biggest movers down there. talk to me. reporter: liz, financials. financials were among biggest gainers with jpmorgan, goldman sachs leading the way. jpmorgan at record high but faded back a little bit off the level. show you that more in defail in just a second. pfizer evaluating potential sale or spin-off. ibm up 3 1/2%. bouncing off yesterday's near 3% decline. ibm one of the few tech stocks in the green. those are dow winners. really let's unpack the financials here today. it was something else. this is all a bet or hope i should say that donald trump will come through with the promise to deregulate the financial industry. jpmorgan up, better than 4 1/2%. similar story for goldman. all the big financials were up, along with regional and smaller banks as well on that theme. you said, why not call it a trump rally? if you own stocks in financial shares you definitely calling it that. back to you. david: absolutely. with dodd-frank going down, no surp

joining me michael block and lori rothman on the floor of the new york stock exchange.hael, you told me you wanted to buy the dip if the dip were to come if donald trump won, that was like what, a few hours long, overnight trading? basically the market is off to the races ever since. >> the market is off and running since donald trump came out on his victory speech and said let's all unify. this is the best thing for the economy since ronald reagan or perhaps before. economic stimulus, infrastructure spending, deregulation of energy and health care and the financial sector and seen that play out where we're seeing the financial stocks go up. the health care stocks, pulling back a little now. infrastructure stocks like steel and copper stocks keep going and going and going. a lot of that is also has to do with sentiment going in. there was the negativity that you mentioned and remember, coming into election day week had the situation where for ten straight days u.s. stocks were down. that's a miserable streak that you had to go back to the carter administration. trish: a

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lori rothman from the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, i go to you first. another record. >> it was another record. a lot of people were concerned this rally might not have legs today, but that it would evaporate but not so especially with s&p in last hour of trading t closed into the green. all the same themes postelection euphoria that was used quite a bit today with tax policy and just an overall pro-growth policy agenda from trump. let's see if he can make that happen in the new year but seasonally strong time of the year. obviously last trading session before thanksgiving. trading volume a little light but nonetheless all the positive tailwind to the market still at play. not to mention some strong economic news to set the tone here this morning. let's go ahead to look at some of the fed news today. we to the minutes from the most recent meeting release. no fireworks. no surprises. key surprise we'll see i rate increase relatively soon. the fed fund futures, 93.35% we'll see a rate increase of 1 1/2 to 3/4 of a percent, or 75 basis point by end of the

phil flynn, price futures group and from the cme and lori rothman from the floor of the nyse. lori you're watching big movers in stocks today and there were a lot of them. >> there were a lot of them, david. last time we saw four indexes close at simultaneous record was march on 2015. the dow, s&p, the nasdaq and the russell. dow leaders you see them on the screen. apple up 1 1/2%. the news on apple, they will replace the iphone 6 batteries that were faulty. exxonmobil, tell you about it oil move today. look at nasdaq leaders. not as many household names which is interesting. speaks volume about strength of this rally that you have got. some companies we don't talk as much about. lumina up 4.6%. talk of takeover for this company. facebook the exception there. reports of exploring a possible premium sports package for those with prime shipping membership in amazon. disney, parent of espn, was down on that bit of news from amazon. i do want to mention volume, even though it is interesting, if you look at nasdaq and performance of lesser-known names volume is 30% below the one-mon

lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. lori, the russell 2000 ending at another record high. tell me about that trade. >> fourth day in a row, i believe, melissa. we're pointing out the dow, for its part less than 100 points away from 19,000. so the trump on rally if you will continues today. but the russell for its part is composed of small cap stocks that are largely based here in the u.s. they're high growth names. the thinking is that with a trump presidency, rolling back bank regulation, support for a lot of energy industry, you're going to see these names really start to progress and grow here in the next couple of years. so once again we saw the russell over the last month now, really up 8% since is the election. it has been up every day. let's look at other news on the dockets. show you shares of solarcity and tesla. ceo elon musk calling for shareholder vote to combine the two companies. both shares up nearly 3% on that bit of news. want to show you quickly for walmart because this is a tough day for walmart. disap

lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. and lori, who are the biggest market movers in this relief rally? >> look out, melissa, who benefit the most from this gigantic rally today. lending club up 15%. let me point out all stocks on the screen. a lot based on earnings, about the bet results, boosting their outlook -- that should be cisco. we had error. sysco that is the food distribution company is up 10%. apologies for that. tenet healthcare, let me move along, up almost 12%. that specialized in medicaid. that is seen hillary-friendly stock. all this has to do with earnings and forecasts. s&p 500 snap ad nine-session losing streak. basically that was the worst losing streak since 1980. nasdaq also a strong performance. russell, small cap index up 2 1/2%. it was risk-on, all bets off if you're short this market kind of day. all 11 s&p sectors were up. vix we've been talking about, the vix, fear index has been creeping higher and higher for nine days as s&p went down nine days that actually reversed course coming down. the vi

lori rothman with more on her concession speech. lori. >> pictures were stunning. she was surrounded by shocked and somber supporters, many in tears. hillary clinton conceded presidential race today. her husband bill clinton and her daughter chelsea stood by her side as she made the announcement. she called the results disappoints. her husband visibly upset as wealth. clinton called for unity asking the country to give president-elect donald trump a chance to lead. >> we have soon that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought. but i still believe in america and ials will. if you do too we must accept the result and look to the future. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and a chance to lead. reporter: although she was expected to prevail of course, she is winning the popular vote, clinton did fail, she failed to secure the 270 electoral votes needed to clinch the presidency. she was very gracious though. her 11-minute speech all through it, but she did address her disappointment not making the first woman president in history

lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange and, lori, markets turning positive a little over an hour ago. what were some of the biggest movers have today? reporter: tech finally turned around, melissa. before the start of trading s&p technology index was down 3% postelection outcome. but that has changed today. looks like maybe some people thought maybe there was some buying opportunity there. let's unpack this a little bit for you starting with apple. news of apple they're coming out with wearable glass headsets that actually helped the stock gain as well. we saw some significant gaps up today for amazon, facebook, alphabet. once again stocks that were quite frankly hammered since the outcome of trump victory. let's go ahead look at advanced auto parts this was another big gainer. it was double digit percentages. look at that up almost 15%. the gain here with rally starting after the bell with stronger than expected earnings. on the other side of the coin you had the banks. financials some. biggest winners postelection and probably saw profit-taking today with wells far

lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange, and lori, historic milestone in the selloff for the s&p, yikes! >> unless you're long on the vix. the vix has been up, melissa, just as long as the s&p's been down. right now you're looking at the s&p 500 down today, off three points t was looking good until the last hour of trading. benchmark indexes turned green and south as we headed toward the closing bell today. the election uncertainty continues to cloud the election forecast. that is the overwhelming theme here this week. dow for the week, down 1.3%. the nasdaq worst of three major indexes on the week, 2.6%. want to show you a fascinating chart. s&p versus the vix. as i mentioned, s&p has come down the last nine day, the vix, the fear index, has gone straight up and it is a perfect x. looks at those trends. there is definitely fear and uncertainty baked into this market. guys, back to you. melissa: thank you. phil, rough week for oil. ending the week down 9 1/2%, the biggest drop since january. some calling for $40 a barrel. i know you thought you were close to bottom. w

lori rothman following all of that with major moves in the markets from the floor of the new york stock exchange. the big news today covered by phil flynn out at chicago, the price of oil. phil a fox business contributor joining us from the cme there. boy, what a day, right? did i hear youarlier saying we could go to 60 on this thing? >> you bet i did. tell you what, the markets sure suggesting that right now. this historic agreement is right now. we are doing this at time global demand going up. we got a report from the energy information agency that september demand was up 1.2% from year ago. opec doing perfect time for them but actually a good time for u.s. energy producers still producing one mill barrels a day lower than the peak. they really have to come back in the u.s. energy industry. this will help not only opec, it will help the u.s. melissa: phil, thank you so much for that. lori, energy among the biggest drivers today as well, right? feeling effect of oil? >> if it wasn't for oil, and energy producers, melissa, the dow probably would not have managed to hold on to gains, sl

our own lori rothman is standing by at the new york stock exchange be, and she's got a look at all the action. lori, good to see you. investors breathing a big sigh of relief here? >> reporter: absolutely, trish. and really the reversal in sentiment once it was announced that clinton was cleared by the fbi was instantaneous. obviously, the news, of course, came out sunday afternoon and markets have been way up in a classic relief rally today all session long so far. you are looking at the vix. as we know, this is the fear index. well, it snapped its longest losing streak ever -- winning streak, i should say. it was rising. and today it's now falling down as you can see over 17%. so calm has returned to this market. and you've got a risk-on situation which means your typical safety bet, gold, is selling off. down at my last check about $23 an ounce, nearly 2%, and that is weighing on the gold producers. look at that nova gold down almost 8%, similar story for harmony gold. back to you, trish. trish: thank you so much, lori. >>> tightening polls laying out several paths to victory for do

. >> i'm lori rothman with your fox business brief.er closing the regular session, closing above 2200 first time. s&p down by a fraction of one point. there is still time to go during this trading session. look at two package delivery stocks well-outperforming the broad market index today. on the heels of black friday. the all-important holiday spending season is upon us. fedex and ups hitting lifetime highs. fedex up 1%. ups up well about 1%. as for comes of both companies year-to-date, both performing pretty well. fedex is the outperformer especially considering the s&p 500 index is up about 7.7% year-to-date. we'll have full black friday coverage here on fox business. neil: all right. well here's the thing about executive orders. they can sometimes be undone. meet a guy who made this one possible, where a judge slapped down what president obama wanted to do about essentially doubling the amount at which it would take for overtime to kick in. nevada attorney general joining us right now. applauding a judge's ruling that effectively p

. >> good afternoon, live from the floor of the new york stock exchange i'm lori rothman with your foxief. i want to focus on the oil patch today. super exciting news. price of oil not moving a whole lot. oil is moving up and down quite a bit. there is news on inventories around inventory build and russia potentially agreeing to opec output. u.s. geological survey announced its biggest oil find in the agency's history in midland, texas. it is in the wolfp camp shale. lee times the size. we're talking about 20 billion barrels of oil here, three times the size of the bakken shale discovered back in 2013. why isn't oil moving a whole lot? they need advanced drilling and fracking to get to it. there is look at major integrated oil names in reaction. we want to change the way we see the world by changing the complete landscape in lenses. our lenses will be more compact because we use a series of flat lenses and can be used in anything that has a camera lens. nexoptic is taking things from a conceptual stage into the real world. neil: interest rates back up a little bit as markets become inc

lori rothman from the floor of the new york stock exchange with your fox business brief. hillary clinton and wall street reacting to that. off the best levels of the session. nasdaq and s&p following suit. winners and losers on broad market index. s&p, freeport-mcmoran, priceline group, with gains 6 1/2%, touching all-time high. fifth record intraday so far this year. credit strong bookings, hotels and other rental car services. southwestern energy and cvs health corp. on other hand weighing on markets. cvs down 12%. look at managed care companies. they seem to benefit with a hillary clinton administration. aetna, cigna, humana, all up a lot today. that's it from here. get you back now to "cavuto coast to coast." the microsoft cloud helps us stay connected. the microsoft cloud offers infinite scalability. the microsoft cloud helps our customers get up and running, anywhere in the planet. wherever there's a phone, you've got a bank, and we could never do that before. the cloud gave us a single platform to reach across our entire organization. it helps us communicate better

. >> good afternoon, live from the new york stock exchange, i'm lori rothman with your fox business brief3-month low, on reports that opec is working out details after proposed cut in crude out put. we'll keep eye out for that. the dollar also strengthening again today. it has been on fire. this is the second, number seven, consecutive session of gains today. today's move on the back of pretty good retail sales here in the u.s. for the latest month. moving in the opposite direction are the banks. banks were among the best performers post-trump victory in the election. wells fargo is really suffering the most here. wells fargo down more than 2%. banks as entire sector off about 2%. jpmorgan, bank of america following suit. jpmorgan off one quarter of 1%. that's it from here. let's send you back to neil and "coast to coast." i love getting more for less. that's why this control enthusiast rents from national. where i can skip the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. on average, four out of every five rentals at national is a free upgrade. getting a full-size and paying for a mid-s

. >> live from the flooring of the new york stock exchange i'm lori rothman with your stocks business just a couple points shy of 19,000. it faded a bit. still a couple hours to go. if the dow closes here, we're at all-time record highs. 15th record close for the average this year. this is being labeled the trump rally. goldman sachs lost a little ground today, but unitedhealth and caterpillar are still holding up though. those three company stocks are up, goldman up 15, almost 16% in just about the last two weeks. now carrying the dow to 19,000 from 18,000, those handful of stocks looking at performance today with home depot up better than 2%. senior producer, numbers cruncher charlie brady coming up with the stats. let's get you back to neil and "coast to coast." which allergy? eees. bees? eese. trees? eese. xerox helps hospitals use electronic health records so doctors provide more personalized care. cheese? cheese! xerox healthcare services... ...soon to be conduent. that's it. how was your commute? good. yours? good. xerox real time analytics make transit systems run more smoothl

. >> i'm lori rothman live on floor of new york stock exchange with fox business brief.e falling out of bed since the friday bombshell from the fbi and clinton emails. nasdaq on track for seventh consecutive session of declines. investors digesting on new jobs data. private sector poll coming in weaker-than-expected with 147,000 number. this is strong likelihood to wall street that the big report on friday, the october jobs report will also come in a little bit soft. don't forget, these are the last jobs numbers before the election. let as look at oil. this is big pressure on the markets. last check oil down 3% on news after massive supply build. oil on pace for lowest settlement in more than a month. look at price of gasoline, coming down about a penny. 2.21 s.m. is national average, down a penny from last week. this time last year, 2.19 a gallon. back to "cavuto: coast to coast." neil: this falls under category news to you, news to us but "the daily mail" is reporting that anthony weiner checked in a sex addiction clinic, over his relationship with a 15-year-old girl,

lori rothman with fox business brief. of s&p on track for the sixth consecutive loss today.er one drag on the dow, apple, shares down more than 2%. best news we can find on apple, analyst at ubs soft interest in china despite strong interest here in the u.s. that is what we're watching. apple the biggest drag on the dow. break down the s&p 500 index for you. winners are archer daniels midland, alcoa up by more than 7%. l brands, victoria secret biggest drag. people not buying sexy lingerie in october. pitney bowes struggling as well. gannett ditching attempt to by the publisher of "the chicago tribune" and "l.a. times." basically couldn't line up financing. that was the problem. shares of both companies down at the moment. get you back to "cavuto: coast to coast." neil: all right. i want to show you the "new york post" cover. i always love their headlines, very, very clever but this one refers to hillary clinton getting ready for a big fireworks launch before even all the voting is done next week. going to be over the skies of new york. but karl rove here, who crunches these

i'm lori rothman with your fox business brief. all right, we've got record highs.t the trump rally continuing. dow, levels we haven't seen before, 69 points. 18,093. want to look at energy prices because bitter cold swept into the northeast. many commodities, look at natural gas up 2.%. heating oil much higher today. heating oil up better than 4 1/2%. now the price of crude oil is also higher today, about a 4% jump for crude. that is it really what's powering the stock market today as energy related stocks are among the best gainers here on wall street. now speaking of all of these energy stocks, have a quick look at the national average price of gas, actually down. second cheapest price at 2014 a gallon since 2008. neil: by the way, i know it's monday and you don't want to thing of horrible things the thanksgiving week but we could have a new financial crisis on the way a student loan crisis. charlie gasparino with some of the details. charlie? the. >> interesting. as you know, neil, we bailed out the financial sector. we bailed out, we had auto bailout back in th

. >> live from the floor of new york stock exchange, lori rothman with fox business brief.higher but major averages for the week, nasdaq down 2% this week on election uncertainty. tune in on the october jobs report, the last post jobs report before election day. 151,000 new jobs created, less than expected. upward revision though. sign that the job market is good enough for the fed to stay on course and raise rates in december of this year, incomes month. look at whole foods market. what a story. shares down 1 1/2%. they're climbing after bloomberg, activist share holder is demanding sweeping changes after walmart missed revenue last three quarters. looking for sale or management shake up. let's get you back to neil and "coast to coast." neil: all right. i do want to take you to hillary clinton right now. she is speaking right now in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. pennsylvania will be sort of centerpiece -- next week here. have the whole obama family family in tow for philadelphia rally. a lot of attention will be focused on pennsylvania. the fear seems to be, at least if she we

i'm lori rothman with the fox business brief. media companies are crushing it.large part thanks to our parent company, twenty-first century fox. shares up six 1/2%. that is about the best rally for fox a in four 1/2 years. 22% increase in net income for the september quarter came out yesterday. giving a nice boost to some other media stocks. discovery communications up two%. keep your eye on viacom. a lot of speculation surrounding reconnection if you will of viacom and cbs. guess what? cbs report the earnings tonight. cbs expected to report a 11% jump in eps from the same quarter last year. ahead of the report shares are up .25 of 1%. we'll have all the detail after the bell. let's get you back to neil. >> questions went in and good answers for bernie. at some point doesn't bernie sanders get tired of it? they're alling him all these names. they're cheating on him. doesn't he tell his supporters to go vote for trump at some point, right? neil: safe bet today, bernie sanders campaigning on behalf of hillary clinton ticket. he is not going to do that. but i'm her

. >> good afternoon, live from the floor of new york stock exchange, i'm lori rothman with your fox businessef. if you're a fan of binge tching this is for you. netflix are planning or announcing their download feature original content like "orange is the new black," you can download from netflix and watch at your own convenience. however this does not include disney content or "gilmore girls," kind of a bum ir. netflix says issues of licensing fees with the providers. they're hopeful. netflix little changed up three pennies. amazon looking for global rollout of its streaming service. amazon suffering in a broader weak tech market today. amazon shares were down. similar story for at&t, saying its $30 bundle plan will be more like $60. back to neil. neil: all right. might have been a courtesy call but caught our attention when we saw manhattan u.s. attorney preet bharara going into the elevators to meet with donald trump. what happened in that powwow? here is what he had to say. >> president-elect asked, presumably because he is new yorker and aware of the great work our office has done over

. >> live from the floor of new york stock exchange, i'm lori rothman with fox news business brief.so you have a textbook relief rally underway hire on wall street. holding up strong, best gains in eight months. look at dow up 350 points, nearly 2%. look at some of the technology stocks that are among leading gained,. similar story for cisco, technology and ibm. and industry leading gainers at this hour,to dow, jpmorgan. announcing a 10.8% stake in a fast casual chain. goldman sachs up nearly 3%. american, express, travelers also up nicely today. have a look at oil this is risk-on day as you know. oil is climbing up 32 cents or 3/4 of 1%, approaching 50 bucks, $45 a barrel. neil: do you buy that, the markets like her, know her and don't like trump? >> the markets don't like uncertainty. the big issue big element of uncertainty seems to be minimized at this point. i think that's what traders are showing us. neil: all right. charlie gasparino on that. steve wynn commenting on markets that seem to be going through relief, hillary will win rally. there is a lot more to it than that. wha

. >> good afternoon, live on the floor from the new york stock exchange i'm lori rothman with the trumpy well underway. the dow session high, up 239 points. best level ever for the industrial average. one industry group not enjoying gains today, technology. as you know trump has been tough on silicon valley and these stocks are suffering as a result. look at netflix, down 5 1/3%. alphabet, parent of google, apple, microsoft down in excess of 2%. amazon.com, shares getting hammered. you will recall trump saying that amazon is getting away with murder taxwise. so watch the tech stocks now as our president-elect undergoes the transition process. tesla motors is down as we. trump is in favor of regular energy sources. time to get you back to "cavuto: coast to coast." neil: all right. we are told there was some movement among the press corps there and people at capitol hill restaurant. it's a club obviously, republican club, and that's where the republican leadership, including speaker paul ryan sitting down breakinbread literally with donald trump. and from there we're told trump is going t