i'm tyler mathisen for melissa lee. people were throwing things i wish you could have have been here to see if kaern finerman was well behaved grasso was loud but well behaved not throwing anything and guy adami hold the egg nothing, folks because one wall street firm went full blown frinch. we will break down names on the naughty list from bond king to stock picker bill gross says this is the best investment idea right now. it may vice you. and later hidden housing play. why one options trader says in builder breakout is about to get hammered but we begin with big new developments on boeing the stock falling hard taking the dow down a former employee may have misread regulators about the safety of 737 max planes phil lebeau has been following the story joining us from chicago. >> you see the sausage being made my photographer handing me new documents we received from capitol hill regarding what a former chief technical pilot for boeing may have known when the m cast system, crucial to the 737 max was being developed. t

friday "options action" fans i'm tyler mathisen in tonight for melissa lee.ig show on deck here is what's coming up. >> announcer: on the big show tonight. >> health care. >> carter worth explains why the sector previously left for dead should get your heart racing right now. then. >> you don't like flying huh. >> karen finerman has a way to use big ups and downs in one airline name to your advantage >>> and. >> when i say who is out you all

. >>> happy friday everybody live from the nasdaq market site i'm melissa lee. times for options here here is what we have on deck. >> straight hood. >> transportation. >> transportation. >> but the question is should you be too carter werth takes a look at the bumps in the road. then -- >> captain we will have to stop until we can make repairs to caterpillar unit. >> seems the same can be said of cater pill are stock dan nathan has a way to stay afloat when the alarms dow off plus. >> ha. >> if you want to keep suffering the pop in the market mike kmo lays out plan to ride without drowning when the market breaks less. >> let's get to it, a rocky road for the trrps as the group closes out a worst week of the year sitting in correction territory. look at sonl of this week's worst performers delta, rider, nofrls southern and american airlines leeting the path lower. our chart master says this could be the beginning of a bigger breakdown ahead carter, take it away. >> just that imagine a recovery in the market and yet transports down 3% says a lot about about a lot

friday "options action" fans i'm tyler mathisen in tonight for melissa lee. we have a big show on deck here is what's coming up. >> announcer: on the big show tonight. >> health care. >> carter worth explains why the sector previously left for dead should get your heart racing right now. then. >> you don't like flying huh. >> karen finerman has a way to use big ups and downs in one airline name to your advantage >>> and. >> when i say who is out you all know what time it is who is out. >> khouw's house, not his house per se more like his housing stock. mike drops the mic with one play it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts now. >>> and let's get right to it, health care having a bit of a hangover this year up just 6% and the second worst performing sector of the year behind energy. names like biogen. centene. the space down double digits in the cross hairs of late as the 2020 presidential election draws closer but our chart master carter worth has a positive prognosis at the space and he is at the plasma he is not yet at the plasma. >> n

. >>> happy friday everybody live from the nasdaq market site i'm melissa lee.ere here is what we have on deck. >> straight hood. >> transportation. >> transportation. >> but the question is should you be too carter werth takes a look at the bumps in the road. then -- >> captain we will have to stop until we can make repairs to caterpillar unit. >> seems the same can be said of cater pill are stock dan nathan has a way to stay afloat when the alarms dow off plus. >> ha. >> if you want to ke

i'm melissa lee. trade esper tim seymour. steve grasso guy adami and jeff mills chief investment officer at brid more trust beginning with the story of the day stocks surge as president trump says we reached a substantial phase one deal with china but the market closing well off highs as the news came out. a tariffs will not go into effect on tuesday. huawei will be dealt with separately and the deal is not yet writtenups agreed upon in principle. let's get to kayla tausche live at the white house with all the details. kayla. >> melissa, the president saysis it's the first of a potentially three-phase deal he calls it substantial. he says it's bigger than previous iterations of the deal. and some of the items you mentioned were in it a pledge on currency transparency, a pledge by china to buy up to $50 billion in u.s. agricultural goods a tariff hike that was planned for october 15th will not be going forward. and the signaling from the trade representative ambassador robert lighthizer was that there will be many weeks betwee

i'm melissa lee. tim seymour. mike khouw dan nathan guy adami on the show beyond me down more than 50% no the three months heading up to the lock up expiration next we can we debate the alternative ending will home builders rip s&p closing fiefd just shy of a record high. the largest gain in sixweeks could next woke, the biggest for earnings season finally push us over the line, guy. >> it appears that way melissa. >> you think so. >> somebody on the hook. clearly i questioned this for weeks, incorrectly today all you need to know is at one point azmodan down about 3.5% 4%. nasdaq higher at the time. amazon closes done a percent or so something benign. nasdaq grinds high are i mean it's incredible to me that in the wake of what i think is some serious negative news around the globe the market pushes high are. we'll know more next week. for me the most important day of the week is wednesday is when you hear from apple and facebook but even on bad earnings stocks seem to want to go high are. that tells you all you n

melissa lee, back to you >> rick santelli, thank you. >>> the fall housing market is off to a strongercted start, but not for all homeowners diana olick joins us from washington to explain. diana? >> reporter: well, melissa, we're seeing an increasing divide among price points, which was clear t a at an open house atlanta. this renovated house was sold at $215,000, and it sold very quickly, but to an investor. for those buying houses to live in them, it's tough. >> i don't give false home, i don't give them -- there's not room for negotiations in these homes. they have to offer top dollar, usually no closing costs, and so it's -- it's no longer an area where they can negotiate and get a great deal, especially going up against these cash investors. >> daniel raben wants more space for his growing family >> we're always looking for something in the competitive price point. low 200s is a competitive market if you're not there on the first day of listing or within the first few days, it's pretty common to see a house go under contract >> reporter: sales of homes priced over $500,000 are do

live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and melissa leeecky is off today the futures this hour, things look like they will open in the red right now. concerns over china trade a big part of this dow off about 132 points right now. s&p 500 would open down 15 points the nasdaq looking to open down 40 points. let's also show you treasury yields at this hour. look at the ten-year note, what you're looking at there is 1.522. the two-year note down to 1.395. i still always like to look at the distinction. >> absolutely. >>> one potential drag in the markets this morning, chinese officials are reportedly growing hesitant to pursue a broad trade deal with the united states as talks are set to resume this week price premier will lead negotiations for china is telling dignitaries his offer to the u.s. will not include commitments on reforming china's industrial policy. these are some of the big demands the trump administration has been making in the trade talks. >>> update now on the crisis in hong kong. the city is struggling to recover after a nig

. >>> welcome to power lunch, i'm melissa lee. we're ins ground zero, texas instruments falling after its earnings report taking down the rest of this group much more on these moves a little later on in the show. kelly? >> mark zuckerberg testifying in front of congress today and taking heat on several big issues >> reporter: this has been a tough hearing for mark zuckerberg, there's been a lot of anger and exasperation among lawmakers. on election security and political speech, red lining and diversity. >> facebook changes the rules when 2 convinces itself -- >> have you learned that you should not lie. >> facebook has been systemically found at the scene of the crime >> the richest man in the world to come here and hide behind the poorest people in the world and say that's who you're really trying to help you're trying to help those for whom the dollar is not a good currency drug dealers, terrorists, tax evaders. >> now, even republicans who have cautioned against the broader back lash against big tech still had some very pointe

i'm melissa lee traders tim seymour. karen finerman and guy adami and joined by mark tepper president of strategic wealth prrnlts. the businessest day of the earnings season in the books visa intel, gilead on the radar tonight. we have the latest from each on the quarters but beginning with the stocks to watch in the after hours that would be azmodan. the tech giant falling hard offer a earnings miss. we have full team coverage stapg by to break down results gene munster firing up the red phone in minneapolis we kick-off with more on the amazon big quarter josh lipton live in san francisco. >> besides the bottom and top obviously investors concentrate on the q 4 guided are guidance light. between 86 and 86.5 billion. obviously for investors that's critical q 4, the holiday quarter dy just have a call with amazon cfo brian osafe ski. there are one-time items he mentioned weighing on q 4. he mention add consumption tax kicking in japan, from 8% to 10%. that created prebuying in september having a net negative impact in q 4

live at the nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and melissa leetoday the futures this hour, things look like they will open in the red right now. concerns over china trade a big part of this dow off about 132 points right now. s&p 500 would open down 15 points the nasdaq looking to open down 40 points. let's also show you treasury yields at this hour. look at the ten-year note, what you're looking at there is 1.522. the two-year note down to 1.395. i still always like to look at the distinction. >> absolutely. >>> one potential drag in the markets this morning, chinese officials are reportedly growing hesitant to pursue a broad trade w

i'm melissa lee. the s&p 500 closing at a fresh all-time high, boofsted by the promise of china trade progress and strong earnings. shares are down by more than 1%. we've got full team coverage gene munster is in minneapolis to give us his take on the quarter but we kick things off with josh lipton live in san francisco with details on the results. >> i just spoke to aaron kessler from raymond james to get his quick take on the street google properties revenue, thaep that's the properties the company owns and operates, 19% to $28.7 billion that was above what kessler was looking for. operating expenses were higherx. ruth porat said there were some unusual items and pointed out $545 million expense related to a legal settlement in france also called out some unrealized losses tied to certain venture investments, although she declined to say which ones switching gears a bit, i asked her about competition. we just heard from amazon. their ad business is growing very strongly. i asked her how much of a th

from the nasdaq market site overlook new york city's times square this is "fast money" process i'm melissa lee. trade remembers tim seert seymour. kaern finerman, dan niegt nathan and guy adam in and tonight steve iceman where he spots the next opportunity a earnings alert on united airlines, a lift after results we break down the headlines and speaking of earnings the options market is betting big on the big move from fet netflix reporting tomorrow we will break down the action. we the race to new records stocks breaking out as banks earnings get under way jp morgan gaining 3% on strong results. the company says the consumer is holding stronach bank of america reports tomorrow one of the biggest shareholders is getting more bullish. ber shire seeking permission from the fed to boost stake in the bank beyond the 10% threshold. did jamie and warren give the okay to ride the rally to new record highs >> why not those are the two. -- if knows two say it's okay, who am i to argue with those two. >> back to you. >> back to you, mel. the jp morgan was quarter was fine and we'll talk about banks but

. >> we're looking at new york city's time square i'm melissa lee. t tonight on fast shares, bed, bath & beyond surging. will this be the big turnaround for the company? plus our call of the day, one top analyst says fedex is dead money but the stock reaction may be telling a very different story. and later former nasdaq ceo is with us and we'll get his take on the recent pain in the ipo market we begin with breaking news on the trade front. beijing lowering expectations ahead of the trade talks in washington we just heard from president trump on those trade talks let's get straight to kayla in dc with the latest. >> the markets have been whip-sawing all day in response to chinese officials telegraphing exactly how they feel about the trade talks earlier today we had chinese officials telling bloomberg they're open to a partial deal even though they're frustrated by the black listing of 28 security and technology companies. then we had a report about purchases of soybeans. then we had a reuters report later in the day that said that chinese officials

i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast" nike breaking out to new all-time highs, but is this record run about to hit the wall we'll debate it. plus we'll tell you what sent shares of tesla into overdrive and later big changes at boeing. the ceo stripped of his chairman title. b but one insider says too little too late. >>> we begin with moment of truth for the markets. we are hours away from earnings kicking off. so will the banks be the bellwether for the markets as we head into the rest of earnings season >> i don't know if e.they're th bellwether, mel. late night for us yankee fans -- >> oh, yeah. >> i'm a new york fan, go yankees. but let's talk markets. >> we do what we need to do, as you know, mel. are there trading opportunities? i still think they are citi was an interesting play tangible book is around $69. i think what you'll see is a bounce after earnings on the back of that it trades anywhere from 85% of tangible book to 1.2 i think that's what's going to happen now in terms of the bellwether f

i'm melissa lee. trade esper tim seymour. brian kelly. karen finerman and dan nathan. tonight break out the rally caps because the man who moves the market says we are headed higher he tell us why he feels bullish. tim seymour stepping up to pitch the next investment idea why he sees magic in the media stock. pinterest plunging after results. the company's conference call getting under way. we till tell you what's behind the 19% drop we begin with the scary halloween on wall street. >> spooky. >> investors getting spooked to cap off the final trading day of the month but after all october a treat. s&p gaining more than 200% hitting all-time highs along the way. here is the question this all halos eve have we reached the witching hour for the market's record run, tim >> well, look if you think the fed is on hold until mid-2020 it could be a spooky time for markets because the markets expected accommodation they are your friends and therefore the witch's brew is probably in the form of the data if you look at the chicago numbers this morning, especially the new orders co

i'm melissa lee. traders are tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and steve grasso beginning with breaking news stocks slammed as a major selloff hits wall street the s&p 500 posting the biggest two-day drop since august. and the selling widespread all 11 sectors finishing in the red. so the question tonight is simple is it time to get worried, tim. >> the data seems to be getting worse. so we have important data coming up tomorrow and friday ism services and we want to believe this is the more important ism number as opposed to manufacturing number which got everybody spooked. this is a trade war that seems stob a manufacturing trade war to what extent we get that tomorrow it should be noted that last month's ism services was a very bullish number which had the markets reverse a two-tai plunge like the one we had when people thought okay here we go but you had adp showing the labor market could be -- if you look at the three-month average on jobs on adp down about 85,000 over the 12-in month but n

i'm melissa lee. tonight on "fast" the pressure mounting on boeing as the stock takes another leg lower. we'll break down what is next for this company in crisis >>> plus a slew of underwriters pedaling positive initiations on peloton today. is the stock facing a major uphill climb and one of wall street's biggest bulls says we're on the brink of a big breakout tony dwyer has three reasons why we are headed back to new all-time highs we begin with breaking news, sources telling cnbc softbank is coming to the rescue and will take control of the company. josh lipton has all the details. >> melissa, that's right a new dramatic twist in wework story here cnbc is now reporting that softbank is in advanced talks to take control of wework, that's what sources are telling cnbc's own david faber, a deal could be announced as soon as tomorrow. it is softbank led by japanese billionaire masa-san taking control here, after the move softbank would control nearly 80% of wework, prior to the takeover, softbank alrea

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. >> we're looking at new york city's time square i'm melissa lee.hares, bed, bath & beyond surging. will this be the big turnaround for the company? plus our call of the day, one top analyst says fedex is dead money but the stock reaction may be telling a very different story. and later former nasdaq ceo is with us and we'll get his take on the recent pain in the ipo market we begin with breaking news on the trade front. beijing lowering

i'm melissa lee. trade esper tim seymour. brian kelly. karen finerman and dan nathan.e the man who moves the market says we are headed higher he tell us why he feels bullish. tim seymour stepping up to pitch the next investment idea why he sees magic in the media stock. pinterest plunging after results. the company's conference call getting under way. we till tell you what's behind the 19% drop we begin with the scary halloween on wall street. >> spooky. >> investors getting spooked to cap off the final trading da

i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee, mike santoli at the new york stock exchange.faber have the morning off. features rally on optimism over u.s. china trade talks this time the ft saying china is ready to boost their purchases of u.s. ag chair powell speaks at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. europe up, and benchmark yield back to 155. road map, china surge. stocks set for a rally at the open amid the optimism that they are open to a partial trade deal >> plus the $8 billion surprise johnson & johnson slapped with a massive jury award over an antipsychotic drug. >> apple is facing criticism from china at issue, a third party smartphone app that allows hong kong activists to track the movement of police first up, stocks looking to recoup losses from the sell-off yesterday. u.s. china trade talks one day away wall street is also waiting the afternoon release of the minutes from last month's fed meeting where we'll look for clarity or any kind of color on discussions about balance sheet or where rates may go from here. >> terrible close. >> it was. it was ugly. a give up typ

i'm melissa lee traders tim seymour. by mark tepper president of strategic wealth prrnlts. the businessest day of the earnings season in the books visa intel, gilead on the radar tonight. we have the latest from each on the quarters but beginning with the stocks to watch in the after hours that would be azmodan. the tech giant falling hard offer a earnings miss. we have full team coverage stapg by to break down results gene munster firing up the red phone in minneapolis we kick-off with

i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee, morgan brennan. faber and cramer have the morning off.olumbus day banks, government offices, bond markets closed, futures red as the chinese not only don't refer to a deal in their talks, now reports they want more meetings before signing anything. earnings kick off this week. europe watching brexit hopes fade a bit oil down nearly 2% road map begins with deal to make a deal. futures lower on reports that china wants more talks before signing. the president's highly touted phase one. >> plus, cash burn concerns. wework director set to discuss two financial rescue options today. >> facebook feud elizabeth warren says the social network takes money to promote lies and creates a fake ad to prove it. >> so investors trying to digest a lot of news surrounding the first phase of thattrade agreement between the u.s. and china. market sentiment tempered by reports that beijing wants further talks before making a deal treasury secretary mnuchin was on squawk earlier this morning talked about just that. >> we made substantial progress last week in

i'm melissa lee.im seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan and steve grasso beginning with breaking news stocks slammed as a major selloff hits wall street the s&p 500 posting the biggest two-day drop since august. and the selling widespread all 11 sectors finishing in the red. so the question tonight is simple is it time to get worried, tim. >> the data seems to be getting worse. so we have important data coming up tomorrow and friday ism services and we want to believe this is the more important ism number as opposed to manufacturing number which got everybody spooked.

i'm melissa lee. this record run about to hit the wall we'll debate it. plus we'll tell you what sent shares of tesla into overdrive and later big changes at boeing. the ceo stripped of his chairman title. b but one insider says too little too late. >>> we begin with moment of truth for the markets. we are hours away from earnings kicking off. so will the banks be the

i'm melissa lee. tim seymour.n more than 50% no the three months heading up to the lock up expiration next we can we debate the alternative ending will home builders rip s&p closing fiefd just shy of a record high. the largest gain in sixweeks could next woke, the biggest for earnings season finally push us over the line, guy. >> it appears that

from the nasdaq market site overlook new york city's times square this is "fast money" process i'm melissa lee kaern finerman, dan niegt nathan and guy adam in and tonight steve iceman where he spots the next opportunity a earnings alert on united airlines, a lift after results we break down the headlines and speaking of earnings the options market is betting big on the big move from fet netflix reporting tomorrow we will break down the action. we the race to new records stocks breaking out as banks earnings get under way jp morgan gaining 3% on strong

i'm melissa lee. trade esper tim seymour.and jeff mills chief investment officer at brid more trust beginning with the story of the day stocks surge as president trump says we reached a substantial phase one deal with china but the market closing well off highs as the news came out. a tariffs will not go into effect on tuesday. huawei will be dealt with separately and the deal is not yet writtenups agreed upon in principle. let's get to kayla tausche live at the white house with all the details. kayla. >> melissa, the president saysis it's the first of a potentiall

i'm melissa lee.mounting on boeing as the stock takes another leg lower. we'll break down what is next for this company in crisis >>> plus a slew of underwriters pedaling positive initiations on peloton today. is the stock facing a major uphill climb and one of wall street's biggest bulls says we're on the brink of a big breakout tony dwyer has three reasons why we are headed back to new all-time highs we begin with breaking

i'm melissa lee.h, boofsted by the promise of china trade progress and strong earnings. shares are down by more than 1%. we've got full team coverage gene munster is in minneapolis to give us his take on the quarter but we kick things off with josh lipton live in san francisco with details on the

i'm tyler mathisen for melissa lee.ve have been here to see if kaern finerman was well behaved grasso was loud but well behaved not throwing anything and guy adami hold the egg nothing, folks because one wall street firm went full blown frinch. we will break down names on the naughty list from bond king to stock picker bill gross says

i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee, mike santoli at the new york stock exchange.ures rally on optimism over u.s. china trade talks this time the ft saying china is ready to boost their purchases of u.s. ag chair powell speaks at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. europe up, and benchmark yield back to 155. road map, china surge. stocks set for a rally at the open amid the optimism

i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee, morgan brennan. faber and cramer have the morning off.osed, futures red as the chinese not only don't refer to a deal in their talks, now reports they want more meetings before signing anything. earnings kick off this week. europe watching brexit hopes fade a bit oil down nearly 2% road map b

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melissa: there is no response question. >> marie: there are democrats and republicans in the meetings that can question them. >> dagen: and lee zeldin was there, he was president of mr. taylor's testimony, and saw the statement collapse, but schiff keeps the public in the dark on that. at the transcript should be released asap with all of the other transcripts. if all of it is so damning, let the public see it. and number two, this is not the benghazi hearing, this is the most formidable things that congress does under the constitution other than declaring war. and i will point to this. listen to the statement. if you're serious about removing a president from office, what you are really doing is overturning the results of the last election. you don't want to have a situation where you tear the country apart and for the next 30 years have this country saying we won the election, you stole it. jerry nadler said that last november. where is he? because in the impeachment proceedings, they were run out of the judiciary, because nancy pelosi and their cronies were trying to keep this secret and away from the american people. >> m