and mrs. market, and then we're going to do as jim cramer suggested we do we're going to take a step back and see what the landscape looks like after december, see what the real impact of tariffs and trade and rising interest rates and inflation and everything else is on where we currently stand. what would the market do >> what would happen to jim cramer's head if jay powell said jim cramer was right i think the market would rally on that. i don't think that's a whole lot different from what they're saying we have a gdp report coming up if we get to a place where it looks like the economic input has turned, you can bake out some of those rate forecasts >> that's not what is priced in. >> it's like 50% >> but you don't have the third one. >> i don't think the market is sold to a good idea right now for next year. give me december and we'll see >> go ahead, i'm sorry >> back to your question, scott, why are they not reacting? what should the fed be looking at the stock sponsor what's actually happenin

mr. dimon: i'm not sure i've learned that much. a lot of lessons are like -- market -- mr. brooks: markets just shifted. mr. dimon: certain lessons are not learned, they are rewiring of your you win them over and over. in boxing you learn to hold up your hands, you learn want a guy punches her face 15 times a row and then you cover your face. hardware, morality, do the right thing, i always believed in them, but i haven't changed as a person. i probably spend much more time on policy, teaching and strategy that i did with just the detail nuts and bolts of systems, ops, competitors and stuff like that. mostly i have a great management team i don't have to do some of those things anymore. mr. brooks: when you started your career you are doing more and changing measures systems and now you are thinking more the middle level. mr. dimon: we opened our first branch in chase, i would say mayor duggan. mayor duggan is the guy who brought the we need venture capital for entrepreneurs, they don't have normal thing financing and they don't have the same fall that u get from family. it

let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?n, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." the hottest stock of the year, advanced micro turning ice cold. sinking nearly 20% from the high just a few weeks ago for more, let's get to josh lip ton in san francisco josh. >> melissa, amd's hot streak has cooled and then some the stock posted a weekly decline of 11.5% its worst in a year coming on an update from rival intel. it said that it's making progress, too, with the next generation chips, so-called 10 nanometer chips. analysts publishing notes. bear downgrading amd to neutral in part because they think expectations for pc share gains from intel could now be too high the stock is still up 160% so far this year. it's certainly not just amd. the semi sector has been under pressure smh dropped almost 4% this week, its worst week since april down 10% from the march high analysts chalk that up to a range of factors heavy valuations, trade tensions and mixed data points. yes, the pc and data markets

let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?im. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to options action the hottest stock of the year, advanced micro going ice cold. let's get to josh lipton in san francisco. >> the hot streak has cooled and then some. check out the chart? a weekly decline of 11.5%. the worst in about a year coming under pressure following an update we got from intel which said it should have enough supply to meet it's full year revenue forecast and said it's making progress with it's next generation chips then this week not all of them were so positive the team downgrade to neutral in part because they think expectations for pc share gains for intel could now be too high. still after this drop that stock still up more than 160% so far this year and remember it's certainly not just amd the semisector in general has been under pressure. look at the smh. dropped almost 4% this week. it's worst week since april. down almost 10% from its march high they know heavy valuations, escalating trade tensions

let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action." the hottest stock of the veer. advance micro, turning ice cold, sinking 20% from the high a few weeks ago. for more let's get to josh lipton in san francisco. josh. >> melissa amd's hot streak cooled and then some check out the chart. the stock posted a weekly decline of 11.5% the it's worst in about a year coming under pressure following the update from rival intel which remember said it should have enough supply to feet the full-year revenue forecast and said that it's making progress too with the next generation chips so-called 10 nan meter child support agency the team at baird downgraded amd to neutral in part because they speck expectations for pc intel share could be too high. the stock still up more than 160% so far this year. and remember it's certainly not amd. the semi sector in general has been under pressure. look at the smh, a drop of almost 4% this week. the worst week since april down more t

market. you can't have both, how do you look at it? mr. would go to january and february of this year. we saw a significant pullback, but the fundamentals were solid so the market caught in off and again, i now we have a situation where at some point, it's very likely the trade war will have an impact. but the way that people are reacting in the way the market talks about it is as if that's a cliff. it's not a cliff, it's a headwind. it's a headwind it's going to get worse from right now, it's not that bad, so i look at confidence. people are more confident they have been in 18 years. i wouldn't business confidence, pretty much the same thing. not quite as long, but very confident. it's a risk, but it's not a risk today. net, i would say in the sheet of the 10 year treasury yield, that's a reflection of a stronger economy rather than a mistake by the fed so you disagree with the president, the president said it's because the fed is raising rates too high that make sense for the fed to keep raising rates. a. mcmillan: if we have normal econo

what the concessions were compared to any concessions the americans had to make in their dairy markets? mr. speaker, the agreement is a good agreement for canada, it is a good agreement for markets throughout the continent, and wey important to say that have innovative people in this country, canadians were part and the innovate. we work closely with the dairy industry and will continue to do that so they get appropriate compensation with a loss of market share. the leader of the opposition. able to get concessions from united states on the same issue. when the prime minister said he would renegotiate nafta, there were no sunset clauses and we are to have a dispute. these are not new games in this deal. we had hoped the government -- government would have negotiated gains. end this new deal put an once and for all to the buy america policy, yes or no? [applause] canadians are pleased today ast we are moving forward this stabilizes, secures, and offers doctors to canadian businesses and mostly to workers and folks in the middle class. we have ended the uncertainty around trade in canada and

well and on the economic side it will be and i liberalization of the market mr bowles and arrow has promised to fuel our national and foreign investment this will mean that he might even make a stronger corporation with neil liberal and new neoliberal governments in the region like chile colombia argentina as well which is one of the biggest corporation partners in brazil on the education side he has promised to make a more conservative education for brazil he wants to eliminate sexual education from the loser example and make it more moral as he calls it education which also includes opening military schools in every brazilian capital stage and he has promised to bring the military to the streets as well he thinks that it is needed to change to fight in sick. here at the end criminality on the streets he has also spoken in favor of stronger penalties for for those criminals and if you have been in favor of of a gun law for brazilians to have a fire gun. well over your homes a routine joining me from very loud rio de janeiro thank you. a quick now at winter sports the alpine skiing season st

mr. brooks: that's bad. markets just shifted. mr. dimon: i'm saying certain lessons are not learned, they are relearned. like boxing, hold up your hands. you get in the ring, you learn when the guy punches your face 15 times in a row, then you hold up your hands. diligence, hard work, morality, doing the right thing. i always believe in them. i have not changed as a person. i probably spent much more time on policy, teaching, strategy than i did on details, nuts and bolts of systems ops, competitors, and stuff like that. mostly i have a great management team and i don't have to do some of those things anymore. mr. brooks: when you started your career you are doing more on changing management systems, and now you are thinking more on the meta-level. mr. dimon: we opened our first branch in chase. i went to see mayor doug and, the -- mayor duggan, the guy who said we need venture capital for entrepreneurs, they don't have normal thing financing and they don't have the same fall back capital that you get from family. it was a great idea

scandal which is the one who got ex-president mr listen ask you to let us see about imprisoned and well what it is important to see tomorrow as well as how the markets react what we have seen so far during the campaign is that it has been every time that mr burleson natural had a positive development the markets reacted positively positively i courting me as well. you're talking about the workers' party which is of course the party of the now jailed former president. to silva is the candidate for the workers' party now is the man in second place fernando how dad how do you see him campaigning against the lead candidate mr bolster now what kind of campaign will we see the next few weeks will it be all about corruption or what kind of shape do you foresee. well an important development in the next couple of weeks will be to see how the value of the congress will become from aided and if mr bolton r.-o. will get the majority he is expecting and we can expect a very tense campaign we have already seen that the weeks before this first round were very violent protests were huge pro and against mr bolton narrow what had dad will have to do he will have to

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mr. market?t is saying don't go any more than december, at least let's maybe go december and see what the deal is i always encourage fed members to pay attention to the market and signals it gives >> why is it when fed officials, steve, we've had a bevy speak this week. >> you think >> they dismiss the markets. the markets are the movements of the indices, what's it what corporate america is saying and i indices reflect that sentiment we say the markets i think we mean what corporate america is saying, hearing on earnings conference calls. >> tighter financial conditions. >> i don't think they dismissed the market i think that's a mistake to say that, melissa. i was remind wednesday i wed, in hole one year. the europeans dismissed the market and really missed the signal that was sent. >> what i think is right to say, melissa, the fed dismisses the temporary vicissitudes of the market the market gyrates around and doesn't send a clear signal. >> remember when we hit the all-time high in the dow re

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to benefit our workers benefit our citizens and take on the world together as a north american market. mrfrewen earlier donald trump spoke about what he called the power of terrorists those that he imposed and those that he brought to impose on his partners and he said without terrorists basically there would be no good trade deals so he was intimating that basically forced his partners hands where he played his partner so that the threat of these terrorists we can your hand. canada believes that the way you negotiate a good trade deal is is through fact based arguments and with the starting point that trade is mutually beneficial otherwise we wouldn't do it so that is the approach that we take we believe that a good trade agreement is a win win agreement it is an agreement that is going to create more jobs in both of the trading partners that was the approach we took in sida that was the approach we took in c.p.t. p.-p. and that has been our approach through the nafta negotiation so we really were a trading nation we think trade is a really good thing that's why we are really happy to ha

we need open markets and we have to have credit assistance for our companies to gain access to markets. mr. baumgarten: given that you see the new trade agreement with mexico and canada as having some advantages -- it is considered a win for labor, certainly opening up the dairy market in canada is seen as a victory. doesn't that validate the president's approach of a more aggressive policy that uses tariffs to push our trade partners to a better deal -- sen. cantwell: as i said, i believe in tariffs last, not first. it would have been great to modernize. as the head of the foreign council said, he does not think it is a cataclysmic new deal. what i am trying to explain is when we do agreements like mexico the first time, it had huge growth for us as market opportunity. i want to grow on top of them. but now because of this dispute, we have our products seeing as much as 50% tariffs. what i worry about is farmers losing shelf space while this debate goes on for another year or so. does some farm not make it through this season? does somebody lose shelf space and next year when they go back

let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ i've done all sorts of research, read earnings reports, looked at chart patterns. i've even built my own historic trading model. and you're still not sure if you want to make the trade? exactly. sounds like a case of analysis paralysis. is there a cure? td ameritrade's trade desk. they can help gut check your strategies and answer all your toughest questions. sounds perfect. see, your stress level was here and i got you down to here, i've done my job. call for a strategy gut check with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> back with the final call carter worth. >> apple is making the wet it's going to be okay long. >> mike "options action" elevated i'll use a call spread to make the bull he shall bish. >> i like mike's boy you put on the. excuse me facebook november, january call calendar. >> that does it for us on "options action. see you back here next friday at 5:30 p.m. eastern time meantime time don't go anyerwhe. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right n

then chancellor schroeder from the social democrats who had implemented far reaching labor market reforms and mrs america rode to back these reforms mobile she's responsible for for a mess of investment in public infrastructure that means the next government will have a lot of work in front of it to make sure that germany maintains its strong economic position exactly i mean germany is still europe's economic heavyweight what change of course do you suggest is needed to keep it that way. well first of all no father rollback of labor market reforms and secondly the investment in public infrastructure has to has to increase there's not only a question of more money it's also a question to reform. the admission process the legal processes to make sure that the investment happen more quickly all right to their chief economist at command joining us in frankfurt thank you so much language is considered the biggest barrier for successful integration in germany migrants are required to first learn german only then they're allowed to take up a job regardless their professional qualification and that's a p

each well and on the economic side it will mean now liberalization of the market mr bows and arrows promise to heal national and foreign investment this will mean that he might even make a stronger corporation with neil liberal and munir liberal governments in the region like chile colombia argentina as well which is one of the biggest corporation partners in brazil on the education side he has promised to make a more conservative education for brazil he wants to eliminate sexual education from the most for example and make it more moral as he calls it education which also includes opening military schools in every brazilian capital stage and he has promised to bring the military to the streets as well he thinks that it is needed to change to fight insecurity and criminality on the streets he has also spoken in favor of stronger penalties for for those criminals and he has also been in favor of of a gun law and for brazilians to have a fire gun. well of three homes a routine joining me from very loud rio de janiero think you. are. the billionaire owner of the u.k.'s leicester city club is n

let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell? , jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> here's what's coming up at the halftime report. we're debating the state of the markets with legendary investor lee cooperman. he'll tell us whether the correction has run its course. plus, our call of the day throws three airlines into play our desk debates which one is the best for you and unusual activity once again. what the options market is saying about one stock's next move it's all at noon carl, that means we're about ten away see you in a few >> all right scott, thank you very much in the meantime, we are awaiting comments out of the white house. >> good morning, carl. the president was holding an event in the oval office to talk about his deregulatory agenda. he had a number of folks from the economy around the country in the oval office with him to talk about the success of the president's agenda as he sees it, on cutting red tape and regulations. i had the opportunity to ask the president a couple questions in there. one of the

mr. silfies: i think the market should determine if you'd -- determine it.ost: and you think that leaves people behind? ms. wild: i do. pennsylvania is one of the state that elected to not go any higher than the current minimum wage, and i think we leaving a lot of people behind. host: back to the market-driven economy. 3.7% unemployment. the economy is good. hands-off, or what we could do differently? ms. wild: the economy has been growing in number of years, preceding this administration. the economy is great if you're able to invest in the stock market. but there are a lot of people here in the seven district that don't have that ability. the people i talked to across the district it don't feel like we have a strong economy because they are working in many cases to and three jobs to get by to pay for health care and utilities. the economy is working if you're already wealthy. [applause] host: so you are saying leaving middle-class, poor behind? or a combination of both? think relieving working families behind and young people who are trying to get out of

mr. rouda: the stock market was doing well until a few days ago. haveed to realize we increasing income inequality in the united states. we need to rebuild our middle class. that has always been the foundation of our country, a strong middle class that helps businesses grow. that means creating new industries and job opportunities. that is why i am a strong supporter of building cleantech, clean energy in southern california. that is why i believe we have to do a better job addressing infrastructure needs. if we had infrastructure week every week for 50 weeks in the white house and yet nothing is getting done. this is a bipartisan issue where we have support on both sides of the aisle to ask -- of the aisle to address crumbling bridges and infrastructure. let's create those good paying jobs. rick: congressman rohrabacher, how is the economy doing and what do you think about these issues? rep. rohrabacher: we have a president who is actually fighting for us in terms of our trade policies with other countries. the chinese were always in a trade war w

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what happens next is that probably the markets will be reacting positively but we have seen during the campaign that every time something major happened to consume mr posner something positive happened to him the markets reacted positively bit the dollar dropped in relation to the reality that. the current here and what will happen as well is that we will see every tough company man against his major opponent in the polls fernando has asked and what will be very interesting to know also in the next couple of weeks is if he gets the majority in congress he is expecting to pass major reforms especially in the social security sector that the markets are awaiting that it is this poll results so far is it a surprise is it for you for the people of brazil. well it's certainly not a surprise that he is winning this first month which is a crisis with how much of the voting he's doing is only this week we saw he was reaching thirty five percent then yesterday surprisingly the last poll published gave him forty percent and now he spoke this week she forty eight almost forty nine percent depending on how much has been counted so this is what comes very much a

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has a lot of to do with the previous ourself mr america the then chancellor schroeder from the social democrats who had implemented far reaching labor market reforms and mrs rowe to back these reforms mobile she's responsible for for a mess of the investment in public infrastructure that means the next government will have a lot of work in front of to make sure that germany maintains its strong economic position exactly i mean germany is still europe's economic heavyweight what change of course do you suggest is needed to keep it that way. well first of all no father rollback of labor market reforms and secondly the investment in public infrastructure has to has to increase this is not only a question of more money it's also a question to reform. the admission process the legal processes to make sure that the investment happen more quickly right by their chief economist at command joining us in fact that thank you so much . hello when is tomorrow at two millions of americans are expected to celebrated the u.s. national retail federation says annual survey says that more than one hundred seventy five million of them up planning to scoop aro

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let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?im. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> i am scott walker, here's what's coming up on the halftime report breaking down the dow's wild week whether there's more reason to stay invested in u.s. stocks. >>> and mike santoli with a special report on whether this is a correction or a deeper draw down. >>> and just as disney hits a 52 week high, one analyst makes a big call on the stock. we stdiscuss in the call of the day, about 20 away see you then >> sounds good thanks, scott. >>> aditi roy is looking at where to find value in tech outside of the faang names aditi? >> good to see you faang stocks are rebounding as we have been talking about after this week's tech selloff, saw shares decline 2 to 4% some worry and are looking for value beyond big tech names. look at the tech spider eft. it is up year to date. big movers include paypal, up 8%, better than expected earnings report. shares on pace for the best day in two years microsoft is up to date after being initiated as outperformed

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let's reopen the market. mr.e 24/5 bel sure can, jim. ♪ trade 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >>> being a bear is so much easier than being a bull you can create mischief whenever you want and then if the mischief doesn't produce anything more than toilet paper hanging from the trees, you just move on to the next house. remember kirky a month ago we started hearing serious -- president erdogan challenging his central bank's independe independents n the thing about turkey, it's been a slow- motion mess for years. plunged down to 26 coming into august so it was hardly news that the sick man of europe was in trouble. on top of that, turkey is probably the most politically unstable country in nato by the way, you know something has gone very wrong when the turkish army can't pull off a ko coup d'etat. it's like their trademark. suddenly at the same time that erdogan was battling his own central bank, the bears started panicking about a crisis caused by president trump's sanctions on turkey. on august 8th, this whole scen

mr. krugman automatically declares, what a permanent recession and bear market in stocks? i mean he is a never-trumper. that is putting it mildly. look, the state of our economy, is pretty darn good. i mean i think any objective, empirical view, when you take a look at jobs, unemployment, wages, you know, take-home pay, fatter paychecks, blue-collar jobs, business investment is booming for the first time in maybe nearly 20 years. after tax, after inflation income is rising. and the gdp numbers overall are rising. we're running better than 3%. you know, all of these things, they said it couldn't be done. that is really to me, the biggest story of the year, stu, i have to tell you this. maybe you heard me say this before. reality is, we're in an economic boom that most people, especially our critics said would be impossible. if we, lower taxes for individuals, corporations and small business, rolling back regulations. energy freedom. it is working. stuart: you would agree, larry, surely, when you are expanding at a three to four% growth rate you shouldn't have a near one tri

let's reopen the market. mr. richie, would you ring the 24/5 bell?e 24/5, with td ameritrade. ♪ >> all right, let's take a look at how the big names are doing intact after earnings at this hour. you can see right now amazon and also by getting fresh they are until the top wall street expert patients. david: i would think the focus to be on the top to the way the market's been going the last couple days. amazon announce about the ones everybody was looking forward to in sales for amazon, the forecast not a hot given by gains from today. david: jamar watching closely for the third quarter from us to make sure you tune in. you don't want to miss that. connell: exactly. "bulls & bears" starts right now. >> from wall street to washington and across the country talk about the topics that matter most to you and your money. this is "bulls & bears." lauren: i am lauren simonetti and for david asman. jordi niemi on the panel commentary kaltbaum president of kaltbaum. kevin harnick of -- and the lovely heather zimmer right, vision or vice president. we should t

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