>> reporter: wall street finished mixed liz after a week of records the nasdac hit a record today but you did see the dow and the s & p pullback slightly the nasdac closed a a record high this after the monthly jobs report came in. we did see some winners this week on the dow jones industrial average, intel, goldman sachs, 3 m, and johnson & johnson were among the stars of this week. the is s & p hundred after after six straight record closes did pullback this friday but for the week the major averages, the s & p, nasdac and dow all finished up more than 1%. liz? >> liz: thank you nicole. coming up nancy pelosi and some of her fellow democrat leaders have been around washing washington for a long long time since the reagan administration making policies that affect you your money and your family. now one powerful member of that democrat party is saying it's time for them to go. is the left in need of new leadership, ed localins weighs in and later president trump has everybody scratching their heads with last night's "calm before the storm" comment so are we any closer to finding out

>> we have a sell off in the nasdac thanks very much john good to see you. sell off in the nasdac which has been much higher and hit a record high reversing now down just one point though, another day, another stock market move, also the downside, that's the countdown. >> investors are iing tax reform and a new plan has the market seeing a little red today. the dow ending the down looks like down about 85 points. the s & p is also falling further away from record territory,, and the nasdac if it has any green at all, even if it's just a fraction of one point it's going to be another record, but right now, they're all good. hi, everybody. i'm david. >> i'm mel us a this is after the bell. first here is what else we are covering during this very busy hour ahead. breaking developments in the indictment of paul manafort, former trump campaign manager just pleading not guilty to all charges including conspiracy against the united states. and now the white house firing back, plus republicans turning up the heat on democrats demanding answers in the uranium one dea

. >> we have a sell off in the nasdac thanks very much john good to see you.ell off in the nasdac which has been much higher and hit a record high reversing now down just one point though, another day, another stock market move, also the downside, that's the countdown. >> investors are iing tax reform and a new plan has the market seeing a little red today. the dow ending the down looks like down about 85 points. the s & p is also falling further away from record territory,, and the nasdac if it has any green at all, even if it's just a fraction of one point it's going to be another record, but right now, they're all good. hi, everybody. i'm david. >> i'm mel us a this is after the bell. first here is what else we are covering during this very busy hour ahead. breaking developments in the indictment of paul manafort, former trump campaign manager just pleading not guilty to all charges including conspiracy against the united states. and now the white house

. >> charles well the markets remarkable ride continues as the dow, s & p and nasdac all reach new time high points in fact the dow and s & p up for the sixth straight week and now let's talk about what's going on because beneath the surface it's more impressive nasdac had 1700 winners versus 1100 losers, 262 new companies at new highs only 43 new lows over at the new york stock exchange, almost 1800 winners versus 1100 losers, 253 stocks at new all-time highs only four hit lows. your winning sectors today financials i pointed them out early, earlier in the week and talked about the possibility of big breakout from names like goldman and morgan stanley well they did it. in fact the sector itself at a 10 year high and this will re test its all-time high that means its got another room for 16% rally to the outside. my favorite two sectors rocked again today industrials were led by dover and here is the funny thing. my son worked for me this summer and now he tells me that he sees it every time he gets in an elevator. money makes opportunities always around us. materials were winners again

on wall street today, another record session, the dow up 114 points, the s & p up 14, the nasdac up 51d highs. volume on the big board just under 3 billion shares the s & p closing at record levels for six straight sessions, that's the longest streak in 20 years. two decades, but the mainstream national left wing media largely ignoring all of the positive market and economic news since president trump was elected the dow is up 24%, the s & p up 19% the nasdac up nearly 27% and a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network, please join us for that because you won't be a stranger to all of the good news that's happening in this economy. up next here, new revelations that the las vegas shooter may have been scouting other locations while dozens and dozen s of questions pileup unanswered about motivation and the purpose of it all. we'll have a full report for you from las vegas and much more straight ahead. we'll be right back. my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an

of course nasdac closing at an all-time high today, reflecting tech names that reignited momentum ledrnings on monday. i got to tell you wall street has been so wrong about this stock for so long that now everybody is bulletin just the last two weeks, four upgrades on this stock including goldman today hiking its target to $235. there are also upgrades in google alphabet, amazon everyone is betting on these names to do very very well once again. so, there we go we come back to tech names come back to goldman sachs come back to all these major companies as you can see here, getting these upgrades, wall street ready for them to take the lead one more time. so we started out earnings season with the bank numbers, but we're going to get to the names big names that really should get us going i'm very excited about this market. i think that where it's potentially we really have potential to get into gear much higher gear. it depends on how earnings shake out and there are bumpy parts but for that you must read my morning commentary every morning go to wstreet.com guys you should be making m

and s & p each hit all-time highs during the day and the nasdac managed to close at a record and the s & p 500 up five weeks in a row and we have not seen that since early march. taking a look some of the winner s on the dow jones industrial average american express, intel, proctor and gamble but many of the names actually six to be precise hit all-time highs. the banks was bank of america which is the star beat on the bottom and toplines, that was good news there and watch next week for goldman sachs and morgan stanley on tuesday. last but not least the health insurers which came under pressure. this as reports of president trump wants to cutoff subsidies to the insurers selling obamacare coverage and that really weighed on the group, so we had positive consumer sentiment as well as records on wall street. have a great weekend. >> liz: good to see you nicole. now this story for you, saudi arabia oil company was supposed to be the world's biggest ipo, initial public offer offering but saudi arkansas aramco denying reports it won't do ipo, going back and we are watching it the talk wa

to utilities as money seems to be rotating quickly out of those tech names which explains why the nasdac the session but the high flying index had 1664 decliners only 1200 advancers and 49 nasdac stocks and 52 week low so that's the highest number in a long time clearly people are starting to dump some of those names and in addition the market crushing companies still come up short this earnings period case in point united airlines down more than 12% for the day and the flip side is the continued search for value looking at over sold stocks, one of the reasons sketchers popping tonight after they posted their earnings results. now to our today's concern i'm most impressed with the stocks that produce the physical building blocks to rebuild america. i love these stocks i got to tell you what they represent to the nation in terms of revival and potential. these names have lagged but today they reverse off the load of the session and surge into the close on convincing volume. two of my favorite ones is arch coal. president trump is injecting new life into coal and this company is the larges

quarters and the markets on a rip hitting all-time highs with tech stocks leading the charge and the nasdac earning its 5 fifth record close under president trump. now tech ceo's who did not like president trump you have to admit they are enjoying the trump ride. amazon ceo jeff bezos is the owner of the washington post the richest man in the world with 90 billion plus and made nearly 25 billion since trump was elected amazon stock surging a strong earnings hitting highest level earning topping almost $ 1100 a share let's get to co- founder and and ceo mark zuckerberg whose wealth is up $20 billion since trump was elected facebook shares ending more than 4% higher today and tim cook at apple is making basically $31 million more since trump was elected and look at the tech giant stock closing up more than 3%. look whose here? formerly introduce him charles payne host of making money on fox business and so these tech t itans were critical of president trump. they can't argue with their own right now. >> charles: they can't argue with the own success from election to early january wall street

the dow streaking up 160 points the s & p and nasdac also hitting fresh new highs as president trump pitched tax cuts to both democrat and republican members of the senate finance committee earlier at the white house today making it clear he wants to bipartisan support for tax cuts. the president says tax cuts will help grow jobs to the middle class and put an average $4000 into the pockets of americans. this as five democrats on the committee of the senate finance committee face reelection next year and states that president trump won. republicans now forecast tax cuts by thanksgiving while the president says it could be christmas. we'll have more on that in a minute but first a warning sign. investors are pulling more money out of stock funds than they are putting into those funds so far this year. pulling $36 billion that's flowing out of equity funds in the third quarter, but the markets keep hitting new highs, with more let's get to nicole pe tollini of the new york stock exchange. nicole? >> nicole: high hi, first closed above 23,000 ever in fact this is the 4000th milestone of

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. >> liz: look at this the dow the nasdac hitting all-time highs at the opening bell but closing slightlyares changed hands this columbus day the lowest full volume of any day this year. also don't forget a new trailer for the next star wars film debuts tonight during monday night football. most theatres will start selling premier tickets for the last jedi the sequal to 2015 the force awakens that's out on december 15. disney's stock closing the day down. guess what? thank you so much for having us in your homes, really appreciate it thanks for watching look whose up next, charles payne, he is here now with making money. take it away. >> charles: thank you very much e-mac. fast moving developments tonight from the nfl to north korea but first, we start with washington d.c. president trump's feud with senator bob corker now spiraling out of control trump of course firing of a storm accusing cork er of lacking the guts to run for re-election he says he expects them to stand in the way of the great agenda. corker responded with a jab of his own tweeting "it's a shame the white house has beco

and in fact since that election the dow today made its 65th record s & p made its 52nd record and nasdac4th record here to discuss the market and economic gains, what we need to move the needle further jeffrey cleveland, chief economist jeffrey thanks for joining us. >> hi charles nice to see you. >> charles: so the market is moving the economy is moving. president trump is taking credit for it. what are you seeing as a major economist in this country. >> the economy looks great, charles. i think this pre-dates president trump but it's lining up. >> charles: i saw move am in late summer of last year but what we saw in november was magical particularly when it came to sentiment and now starting to see reality. there has been a seismic shift since november 8. >> here is what's remarkable in that jolts report you mentioned there are now only 1.2 unemployed workers for every job opening. that number was as high as seven unemployed workers for every job opening in the depths of the recession so we've come a long way a 15 year low for that figure. >> charles: let's talk about keeping it going

indices finished lower although off the lows of the session and dow is off 112 and s & p down 12 points nasdacints and the session began most companies reporting beating earnings several names in fact key names offering improved guidance but after limping out of the gate things went south quickly and the question is why? i mean economic data continues to be very impressive and an annualized pace of 667,000 september new home surged 18.9% month over month and that blew away wall street consensus in fact that's a 10 year high. business investment and durable goods continues to rebound in this gathering momentum hit a 20 month high in september so what are the yellow flags what are the signs? what about the 10 year, key resistance, in place since march serving 39 basis points up since september of last month, and now many consider the bond market to be the canary in the coal mine when it comes to the economy in the federal reserve speaking of the fed president trump telling lou dobbs the choice for the next chairman is two, three perhaps candidates including janet yellen. >> president trump: do y

dobbs tonight there and on wall street stocks moving lower the dow off 13 points s & p down five, nasdacg board light trading, 2.4 billion shares, ge shares hitting a two year low and giving activists investor try on a seat on the board after jeffrey's departure, ge stock down more than 40% and tesla plunging nearly 4% today as the electric car maker fails to deliver on its latest model 3 and a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network, up next, we finally know what it takes for espn to suspend an employee, we're coming right back with that and much more so commentary is coming up here next, stay with us. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. >> lou: dallas cowboys owner jerry jones taking a stand against the player protest against our national anthem, our flag and our country, but espn j amael hill who seems intent on insulting the president and the

first to your money the market is really coming ahead the dow, s & p 500 and nasdac all hitting record highs, the record close for the dow since election day 53rd under president trump. the dow less than 700 points from 24,000 after just passing the 23,000 mark. investors liking the senate clearing a big hurdle for tax cuts last night after approving a $4 trillion budget in a marathon voting session setting the stage for one of president trump's main campaign promises, tax reform but first the president responds to the fire storm involving democrat fredric ahad wilson with march maria bartiromo. >> maria: were you expecting that? >> president trump: he is a very elegant man. he's a tough strong four star marine. you're a four star marine you've got something special to start off with okay? general mattis, general dunford, he was so offended because he was in the room when i made the call and so were other people and the call was a very nice call. he was so offended that a woman would be somebody would be listening to that call. >> at the littlely couldn't believe it. >> president trump

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