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bob, thank you let's send it over to o'bertha coombs at the nasdaq marketsite as the nasdaq 100 and composite look to close at record highs as well, bertha 37 what's driving it >> bob's looking for the highs he need only come uptown to times square to the nasdaq we are on pace for a record close here just a few points away from an all-time train day high. the large cap nasdaq 100 is the third all-time high in a row three straight sessions. on pace for new closing records as well for the tech and ship sectors today. hasbro among the big gainers here on the nasdaq better than expected earnings. qualcomm also one of those 92 new highs we are seeing here in the nasdaq continuing to show moltum after resolving its patent dispute with apple as the chips have all moved higher. tech very much the standouts cade eps one of nine nasdaq 100 stocks hitting new all-time highs following better than expected earnings results. and ahead of its earnings microsoft hitting a new record as well. and that same rebound has certainly played a role. take a look at the gains here. since those lows on christmas eve wh

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tra index is on companies the nasdaq which is made up mostly of technology stocks. it's abl remar turnaround for a group that was beaten down just a few months ago. rtha coombs starts us off tonight. >> the nasdaq 100's gains today were driven by apple and firm qualcomm after the tech giants announced they had settled their longstanding patent dispute. tech names dominate on the nasdaq 100 and it has been tir strong recovery in 2019 that has pushed the index to a new record high afterhat was a brutal year end in 2018. the semiconductor sector is a prime example. semis fell 18% in the fourth quarter and concerns the difficult for manufacturers to import chips to the u.s. the trade headlines have improved and chipmakers ve seen a strong recovery for qualcomm, intel and broadcom and a new record for the sector. the biggest contributor for the nasdaq 1 gains year to date have been four of the tech heavy weights that sfered bigosses in december. facebook is now up 36%. apple u28% and amazon up 24% and microsoft up 20, but the next big catalyst for this group is going to

i looked at how the dax had behaved against the nasdaq. the nasdaq is up 139 times.izzle is still very much in the u.s.. i think the u.s. is about to enter the fourth industrial revolution, where you will cai, you will see -- you will see ai, companies coming out of the cloud, various services around these technologies and he will see these premiums. the financial model is changing. everyone looks for the bottom line. stocks are all about scale and growing the top line and a land grab. it is difficult to analyze. people get upset when they go to a discount because they want to take profits immediately because of that evaluation. i suspect you'll see a lot more these unicorns. they will be in the u.s. they will trade at premiums and over time they will go higher. vonnie: is it changing? back in the day that happened quite frequently. amazon is trading where it is harshly as a result of that. facebook continues to do well. lyft had a real fall off the day after its ipo. it is up 3% today but trading just at its ipo price. will investors continue to give these companies

the s&p and nasdaq breaking their three-day win streak the nasdaq 100 breaking a seven-day win streak guess what else. oil, is broke a multi-day win streak as well oil doesn't want to be held down lately it's up .4% to 66.17 a barrel. that gas higher as well. brent crude up more than 1% as well now, inside the markets earnings right now, at least until we get the fed next week, are the name of the game. we're going to get more on that in just one second right now we do have some big breaking news in the banking world in europe. moments ago talks between deutsche bank and commerzbank went kaput deutsche bank walking away due to the high costs and capital requirements associated with such a large scale deal. facebook setting aside a ton of money for alleged bad behavior and tesla reporting no doubt what can be considered an ugly quarter. we're going to dig right now in on each and let us quickly start with microsoft the outlook hitting a major milestone after crushing results. microsoft's market cap with this move now topping $1 trillion microsoft up 4% to $130 a share and a $1 trillion

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higher this year the nasdaq this week -- the nasdaq up 20% this year. as we told you on cnbc yesterday, the nasdaq 100 hitting a new record high. >> they are mostly in the red, as you can see not beg declines across the board. we are seeing japan and china fall this despite continued discussion that a trade deal between the united states and china is very, very close to being formalized let's also get your check on the early trade in the european markets as well. the major european markets as you can see there, they are all down not large declines down 2.3%. their markets are all up from half a percent to over a percent this week. whatever happens today, there is a big question still hanging over the market. >> do you think the stock market is its own beast and may be telling us a different story >> we're seeing some slower growth in 2019 because what happened was last year had a big boost from the tax cuts in 2018, so a bit slower growth this year it's not alarming. we're still seeing good job growth, good consumer spending the objection are adding to

given where most of these deals are coming, i think nasdaq stock is the way to go while levi's came and a half ago it was the only one in the first quarter the nasdaq got 17 deals including lyft and it's the lyft deal that's the real game changer here the lyft ipo was the largest initial public offering held on the nasdaq since the facebook debacle in 2012. ever since then we've seen more and more tech giants going public on the new york stock exchange, think twitter, ali bks baba, snap after lyft's incident free ipo, opened on time, even though it opened high, that wasn't their fault. i think they'll finally be able to put facebook worries behind them and nasdaq will start doing much better. so, even though both uber and pinterest are going to the new york stock exchange, i think nasdaq is a in a better position to win big deals than it was a week ago and this is a very well run company with a lot to like nasdaq delivered double digits in the latest quarter, 21% earnings growth. they just made an unsolicited takeover bid for olso bps and nasdaq stock trading at less than 16 times n

i think the catalyst tomorrow in the nasdaq side will be netflix. i would anticipate the stock moving toward a 5% like it always does after earnings. but we need to probably pump the brakes a little bit. we have low-hanging fruit to get to 8,000, to getting to 9,000 will require a lot of different things. we are starting to meet some of them, whether it's the u.s./china talks, whether it's brexit, whether it's these earnings that have been walked down enough for these companies to beat. so let's take it for what it is right now and enjoy the 8,000 mark for the time being. liz: okay. again, i'm going to hammer ira, qualcomm for a minute because, what we started the show 3:00 p.m. eastern, 11 minutes later it has jumped another 2%. folks, it is jumping 16% at this very moment. this because apple and qualcomm have agreed to drop all litigation. i don't know if we can get an intraday but you will see that intraday for qualcomm spiking on this news. qualcomm, for those of you who aren't familiar with it although it's a very, very famous stock here, they

jon fortt's back at the nasdaq watching zoom.hello once again. >> reporter: let's try this again. 62, it's gone up two bucks since the last time you saw me, 2.5 million shares paired. this would be more than 70% above the initial pricing. so that is significant. also we heard about ten minutes ago morgan stanley's in no rush to get this out, trying to be diligent, of course. you'll recall morgan stanley was involved in lyft about three weeks ago and the folks at zoom throughout here just eagerly awaiting the opening of the stock. i was talking to the ceo just a few minutes ago, maybe about an hour ago, talking about the culture of the company, how important it is to keep those employees happy as they continue on their journey of growth. i'm looking forward to talking to him more once this stock opens. let me toss it over to bertha coombs across the room. >> reporter: what we've heard so far is we're about 15 minutes away but if you listen to jay heller here the head of capital markets at nasdaq, it looks like we're in the range o

sirius is the biggest drag on the nasdaq. $5.77, at this moment down 6%. >>> up next, we know the human cost of boeing's two fatal crashes of its 737 max jets but today, the financial cost to america's aerospace giant. we will jet you straight to seattle for a live report when "countdown" comes right back. f. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. you need decision tech. craftsmanship and technology that have made the rx the leading luxury suv of all time. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $409 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. liz: hold on. i'm just looking at boeing's stock. the aerospace giant has just said in the last hour it cannot quote, reasonably estimate the current and potential financial impact that the two 737 max crashes have had on the company. boeing already taking a hit today from, of course, still the ongoing aftermath, this contrail of bad news. it's revealed it's cost

the s&p and nasdaq on record highs.arket rundown straight ahead another big day for earnings we're going to hear from boeing, caterpillar, and at&t. all in the next 90 minutes plus, a rare interview with melinda gates. she speaks to becky about her fight against the global health crisis the challenges for working women and the role of capitalism in society. it's wednesday, april 24th, it 2019 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> our guest host for all three hours this morning is joe terranova. he is from vertus investment partners he is a cnbc contributor, and it's great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> we have a lot of market news to talk about. let's start taking a look at the u.s. equity futures at this hour you did see new record highs yesterday for both the s&p 500 and the dow. for both the s&p 500 and nasdaq. first time we've seen that in a while. the nasdaq had its highest close since october 3rd. you'll see that things have picked up a little bit you are looking at green arrows across the board once again

nasdaq off ten points. 500 off about three points don't know if that's a great sign, a bad sign, a good sign for how people are going to be thinking about all these ipo's you don't want to have to start the day and then -- >> 1%. >> all-time highs, and we're down 34 points >> i know. i'm just saying i want the smallest things. if you are going to have a big ipo day, you'll want the wind at your back. >> it's -- >> pinterest, it's -- >> hopefully, that's what i'm saying >> on the dow. >> hopefully things will move around. a net loss of $63 million last year and revenues of $750 million, $600 million. it's expected to trade under the ticker symbol pins, and the ceo will be on squawk alley once those shares begin trading revenue. it's going to happen around 11:00 today. >> revenue is certain. their loss was down -- cut in half >> they're unlike lyft and we'll see what happens with uber they economically at least are in -- >> zoom is profitable, right >> zoom is profitable. the other big ipo of the morning, vid

and nasdaq 100.ight-day winning streak and microsoft really is one of the exemplars of what happened today. microsoft hit an all-time high ahead of earnings and then just faded as the day went along. we've seen the chip sector continue to outperform on the back of texas instruments, better than expected earnings results and all-time high for that sector with historic highs as well for analog devices kla-tencor and xilinx on tap to report and the consumer discretionary sector seeing historic highs ebay having its best day today in three months. and we're seeing new highs today from costco and the likes of ollie's outlet back to you, wilf. >> we have just under three minutes left of trade. we're not going to hit record all-time high closes for the nasdaq and s&p which are both just lower the dow also lower, of course. 0.8% from record all-time high closes sectors, real estate and utilities are top today. defensive tone despite a jump in anadarko oil prices slipping 0.8% today also big move higher in th

the nasdaq, the all-time high on the nasdaq is 1,809. we're about to blow that out of the water.he highest reading on the nasdaq 500. looks like we'll get a record there as well. >> i have called on the house to initiate impeachment proceedings. >> i think he made it clear he deserves impeachmenimpeachment. >> without question, move forward on impeachment. >> impeachment is all the talk among the prominent democrats, especially those that want to be the next president of the united states. for investors on wall street, not so much. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. thanks for charles payne for filling in yesterday. what is going on with investments and investors

the nasdaq upfor another recor all-time closing high.s it for the first half of "closing bell." sara, back to you. >>>another record day on wall street welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen wilfred frost rejoining me in just a moment along with mike santoli, cnbc senior market commentator. take a look how we finished up the day. did not take much. any positive close would have been a new record. and the markets were able to do that both the s&p 500 and the nasdaq composite making new all-time high closes. 2943 is your level on the s&p. up a tenth of 1% what got it there? well, financials, communication services and industrials were the outperformers. pretty cyclical bullish groups in terms of what didn't, real estate utilities and consumer discretionary all lagged nasdaq up .2 of a percent. small caps outperform again up .4 of 1% that's been a big catch-up trade over the last week or so and the dow closing pretty much flat you had winners like goldman sachs, jpmorgan, walgreen's, utx offset by some of the losers, intel at the bottom

here we go >>> after a nasty day like today, the dow lost 190 points, the nasdaq climbed 0.56% the top callers, they're back, and they're coming out of the woodwork and if you're an investor, the most terrifying phrase in the english language is, we're in a top! let me say up front, i don't think this market's peaking. i don't think we're at a top, but the average has rallied so hard so long that it's rational to expect a pullback and every time we get pulled down, you'll be bombarded by this endless and yes, i think worrisome, if not frightening top talk so, tonight i want to vaccinate you against these vociferous top callers by laying out the ten best reasons why the market might be peaking again, i don't think that's what's going to happen, but i want you to be prepared when you hear pundits and portfolio managers make these arguments in a more emphatic, and yes, hysterical way in tone, rather than calm and rational, which will allow you to think about what you should do, some selling, maybe you raise some cash i don't want to spook you. they do. so, what is the number one concern y

nasdaq also a little bit higher.o you. >> love that impromptu cameo by the bp ceo in the middle of the closing bell countdown sara eisen will fred frost joining me in a moment along with mike san toely cnbc senior markets comment yailtor take a look how we finished up the day on wall street let's start with the nasdaq hitting a record did we get there oh, it looks like we are just short. i thought we were going to get a record but it pulled back just at close you needed 8120.82 to get to a record high. looks like we didn't quite make it there after we were trading above it in the last few minutes. s&p 500 ending the day flat. 2926 a -- within spitting distance. the dow losing half a percent, 133 points the story there, and we're going to talk a little more about this, was the plunge in 3m on disappointing earnings worst day for 3m since 1987. 3m shaving 182 points off the dow. all of the losses and then some. boeing, microsoft, disney helped offset that. disney hitting a record high today. investors awaiting a slew o

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a positive close for the nasdaq and the s&p would warrant that >> doesn't look like the nasdaq's goingthere today. google, apple also not helping we'll see what happens after the bell coming up former facebook exec. chamath palihapitiya on the need to regulate big he can it. >> not because the regulators themselves need to do because that's a coin flip at best but it creates ground rules that create transparency and fairness >> we will speak with facebook's head of messenger about regulation and the big changes coming to the platform coming up on "closing bell." we've done it! hah! great work old chap. we'll be rich and famous. well i'll be rich, you'll be famous... at least amongst your digging friends. here's a thought, ever consider investing? e*trade has easy to use tools that help you get started. you like playing with tools don't you? 'course you do. ♪ don't get mad. start investing with e*trade. here'sshow me making it. like. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from ne

the nasdaq being helped by chips.e will take a big look -- a look at the big winners in that space shortly. indexssell underperforming. in europe, let's take a look at the german dax. over the last six days, the german dax trading higher, up 2.6%. the data out of germany somewhat disappointing, but stock investors really not caring. this is the longest winning streak since the beginning of april. the dax on a bit of a tear, joining the s&p 500 above its 200 day moving average. where we have a mixed mood, let's take a look at some of the media stocks. netflix yesterday put their first quarter report, this stock flipping between sizable gains and losses, right now up about 7/10 of 1%. they did beat first quarter, but some screamer -- but underperforming . fort now we have some green these media companies. finally, i was talking about strength in the chips. let's look at a two day chart of qualcomm, up 35%, the best two days and's 1999 -- since 1999. this has to do with the dispute with apple being settled in a six-year

java giant all the way to the nasdaq. and when one man's trash is a nobody's treasure return ation still export their ways to poorer countries but that's gotten harder we look at australia struggle to clean up its own after. harley davidson has reported a stall in quarterly profits as it struggles to deal with the impact of tariffs and slow sales the motorcycle makers profits twenty six percent to around one hundred twenty eight million dollars the new sparked an angry response from u.s. president donald trump who blamed europe for the company's poor performance and value to quote reciprocate the e.u. slapped a steep tariffs on harley davidson bikes last year as a reaction to us today. and aluminum. joining me now is our financial correspondent host haro there you are luis good to see you also this is a bit of a shift in tone for donald trump the first advocated for a boycott of the harley's after harvey said it was shifting production to overseas now it's valid to retaliate on its behalf so tell us jose luis what's he th

public markets in the first quarter, 19 of those on nasdaq.couple large offerings to kick off right at the end of q1. looking forward to a busy q2. caroline: let's talk about lyft. because of course, on their first day of trading was a great success. share price popped. since then, the share price has been under pressure from various forces. is that a concern for you in terms of tempting more companies to list on the nasdaq? jeff: you know, we look at the performance of all ipo's. so since 2018, we've seen u.s. ipos of over 10%, so that attracts a lot of new investors. one thing we talk to every company about is how the ipo is just a moment in time and the start of an endless series of quarters, and it's all about delivering on your promises to investors over the long-term. caroline: okay, and what about what you're feeling in terms of corner? around the are we rushing because we're worried about volatility? jeff: you know, nobody can really predict where the downturn comes. one thing to do from a number of companies as they look would love to

we have the nasdaq 100.e panel, the nasdaq 100 equal weighted, and that is pretty impressive. that is pretty impressive. what is actually or impressive is the market. every name is on this. we actually broke out in mid-march. abigail called that is pretty interesting. we have been talking about the fact that if you do an equal weight on the nasdaq 500, we are seeing strength right across the board in biotech and some of the health care companies. >> exactly. so what are the best aspects? this just shows you that the strong,00 is extremely so we believe the nasdaq 100 can see more, especially with these large market cap names reporting and breaking out. pattern and we see this down here. >> yes, and we think that is the next momentum to push us higher. >> rate to have you on smart charts and your bullish view on -- great to have you on smart charts and your bullish view on the faang. caroline: after the bell, we are still waiting for those tesla numbers. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we are still awaiting te

the s&p and nasdaq all very slightly in the red. so we have lost a bit of momentum from earlier this morning. check out though what's happening again with the nasdaq 100. that bigger cap part of the nasdaq, this etf tracks it the first time we have hit it since october 1st. the nasdaq 100 are there at record highs and one sector to watch overall, the health care sector why, because it's the only s&p 500 sector out of the 11 that's now negative on a year to date basis. the next worst performer is utilities and they're up 9% so far. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> earnings are rolling in for the first quarter. and yet, there seems to be a warning sign that is emerging in many of those reports and that warning sign is cost pressures and bob pisani has the details >> hello, old friend the companies are continue to report earnings way above expectations look at the numbers, netflix and morgan stanley, they reported way above expectations look at the numbers. analysts cut earnings estimate way back in december when they were

nasdaq, 8120. we're at 8132.re set to close out the week pretty much at session highs for the moment. looks like we'll be up for all b. i don't know what inf means. gerri willis, go to the nyse, some of the week's movers and shakers. reporter: fingers crossed for those closes. we want to see that. see the leaders and laggards. microsoft blowout earnings report. the company achieved a trillion dollar market cap again. good news for them. their azure business, cloud business. 3m, intel, all about earnings. disappointing earnings results bringing down the dow. intel having the worst day in levens years for that stock. weekly leaders and laggards. anadarko subject after bidding war. twitter, in fact, raising price target on the stock from 46 to 38. s&p laggards. look at those as well. intel, we talked about that before, 3m and xilinx. the stock index for chip stocks, that is down today on that intel news. back to you. liz: gerri willis, thank you very much. it has been more than a year the president slapped big tarif

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. >> the nasdaq 100, the larger component, finishing at an all-time high even though the nasdaq bigger, mineralized -- >> the nasdaq 100 is what everyone cares about. >> the course health care, the worst performer down 3.6%. down for the year as well. they had in -- they have a negative print. up until this point every index group was higher. 500, despite this increase in volume, suddenly putting trades ahead of tomorrow. up about 20 percent in terms of volume. >> let's take a closer look at what some reporters were checking out at the close. abigail gets us started. >> let's look at a big divergence happening on the day. not surprisingly having to do with health and policy concerns. blue is the s&p 500. all year long the nasdaq biotech index, the high momentum, high potential outperforming the s&p 500 by a couple hundred basis points. that is until the last couple days. two weeks ago we had the nasdaq biotech index of about 18% on the year relative to the s&p 500 up 15.5%. we now have the s&p 500 flatlining around 16% higher on the year. biotech index has climbed now of 8.5% on the ye

the dow is up 3, the s&p an and nasdaq slightly lower. airbus reported a strong quarter and surpassed boeing as the world's largest jet maker. there is pressure in european markets this morning despite the big news. trade talks are kicking off in beijing today with u.s. officials, global markets keeping an eye on those discussions. the nikkei is closed. the shanghai composite up about a half of 1%. lauren: welcome to "fbn: a.m.." good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, everybody. i'm cheryl casone. lauren: wow, earnings, earnings and earnings. our top story is just had that, specifically google. take a look at shares right now of google's parent company,al tak,alphabet. they tumbled more than 7% after the bell yesterday. the stock hit after the company posted its slowest revenue growth since 2015. so you're seeing alphabet shares trade at $1,196, down 7 and he three quarters percent. revenue missed estimates by $1 billion. the company is blaming the slower revenue growth on currency fluctuations, competition, and unspeci

nasdaq kind of a story. a record high. a record high for the nasdaq. it is the 96th record for the nasdaq under president trump. the first this year, it is a big deal the s&p 500. fighting into the closeout around looks like record territory as well. we'll cover it all. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: welcome back, thank you. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers but here is what is happening this hour. a major test of president trump's executive power at the nation's highest court. the supreme court hearing arguments over plans to add a citizenship question to the zen sus. we're breaking down the implications for the fight over immigration and for our national elections. >>> plus, aunt becky is fighting back. lori loughlin's latest move to avoid jail time but her defense is about to get a whole lot trickier, the coach who allegedly made the fake sports profile for her daughter agrees to plead guilty. uh-oh. number of measles cases spreading across the country. why you might be at risk even if you'r

the nasdaq selloff.e also seeing slowly but surely grinding that much higher. >> you are seeing a market that is trying to buy into the growth story. when you pull back the gdp numbers it is not a strong but some people think the rally will go on. just because of something else. his the word of the day. caroline: we are just minutes away from the close. taking a look at the amazon affect. amazon is up 2.4%. other box retailers are down. some of the worst performers. after amazon put up a great first quarter beating earnings estimates. there also pledging one-day shipping for their top customers. this is what is bringing these other lee -- retailers lower. i spoke with an analyst who said this is not have an impact on the numbers of target or other retailers. they already have saved a curbside pickup and the infrastructure in place for the one-day shipping. she says one thing analysts are not asking about, when is the cutoff for the one-day shipping? it is a very valuable service. the amazon affect is sen

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phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >> hello there we're live at the nasdaq marketsite the guys are getting ready for a big show while they're doing that, here's what's coming up >> i'm so excited! i'm so excited i'm so -- scared >> big banks kick off earnings season next week, but after you hear what dan has to say about one name, you might want to curb your enthusiasm. he'll break down the trade plus -- lyft options just started trading. >> that's cool and all, but dude, where's my car >> after a wild week for investors, mike ko has a way to buy the stock for less and he'll show you how to do it, and the markets are back near record highs, but there's one group of stocks sitting out the rally that the chart master says are about to come back in a big way. he'll lay it out it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. ♪ ♪ >> and we start off with the markets and the s&p 500 posting its second straight day of gains and the dow and the nasdaq sitting up 2% off their highs and check out the russell barely out of corruption territory and still down

pinterest is listed at the new york stock exchange, both on the nasdaq and both made for a high-energyorning. here were old-time crowds, anticipation and excitement on the trading floors marking debuts.twi >> it does appear to be imminent here. >> at the nasdaq, zoom opened first. the rare, profitable tech company going i o the ipo. >> zoom has opened now at $65. >> an initial pop of more than 80% gave investors plenty to cheer about. it wasn't bad for ceo and under eric yuan, either. born in china, his application to enter the united states was turned down eight times over a two-year period. today, though, he became a billionaire,t least on paper. >> this is a very, very exciting time to cover the ipo business. >> less than two minutes later, over at the new york stock exchange, sres of digital image board pinterest began trading. [ cheering ] >> it, too, opened hher, up 25% from its ipo price, giving traders and investors plenty of opportunity f selfies to pin especially for google and facebook alum ben silverman, the founder of the company. >> already 21re million s had changed hand

nasdaq. we're just 2% away from that and by the way, we mentioned the outperformance, we're up 28% since the december lows for the nasdaq composite that beats the 23% gain for the s&p and the 20% gain for the dow. so the nasdaq, certainly a focus for traders and the stock of the day, no surprise here, it's not as big of an ipo, but still important. pagerduty shares, up by 59%. the share's priced at 24, opened up at $36.75 and you can see right now, up 59%, 38.14, the last trade there. all of this, of course, the anticipation of what happens with uber later on down the line, kelly. back over you. >> that is a huge mover. dom, thanks. welcome to t"the exchange," everyone i'm kelly evans. in a positive sign for the economy, jobless claims dropped below 250,000 last week for the first time in 50 years they're now down for four straight weeks skb and we had the producer price index this morning core readings overall remain on a down trend and national economic director larry kudlow this morning to

lynchf america merrill called an all-time high in the nasdaq 100. it will be interesting to watch. >> also going higher is american express after earnings. the estimates.gs the company reaffirmed its profit outlook. shares up 1.7% today. earnings are expected to be share, $7.85 and $8.35 a coming after renewed talks for partnership with delta. more thanenses are $200 million, but the company is betting that it will lead to higher rewards. >> why don't we look at the brazilian fin tech company backed by ant financial, falling 24%, the first most since it wet public. these are payment processing companies. to company will apply prepayment. stoneco gets half its revenue. it will create pricing pressure and force some to reduce fees or stand its ground and lose business potentially. that is why shares are down 24%. 1.3%. down still with us is sean matthews and luke. you mention the nasdaq 100 at a record high, and closing higher again today. the s&p 500 can't get there. what is holding it back? >> this is part of tech having been the leader for this mar

20 points if these futures gains hold into the opening bell the s&p by about five points, and the nasdaqust around 22 now, a closer look at technology the nasdaq 100 half a% or less than that. 50 basis points. 50 points away from its all-time intraday high that we set back in october as well can you see there are sharp run higher since those lows that we saw back in the fourth quarter of last year on the treasury side of things, we are seeing a slight move higher again in the ten-year treasury note yield. 2.6% now pretty decent move earlier this week it was 2.56. remember, 2.35% late last month. two-year note yields 2.24% a new developing story as well apple and qualcomm settling their year's old dispute over royalties and patents according to both companies. shares rallied yesterday over 20% on that news. you can see they're up about 5% premarket today. that stock ready to add to those gains when the market opens. already getting bullish notes from the sell side analysts. we've got jp morgan, ever corps, stiefle on the news. >>> we have an earnings alert. shares of netflix edging lower

dow is up 9, s&p flat, nasdaq up 1 and three quarters.tly lower as you can see. the ftse, the cac 40 and the dax all in the red. and then taking a look at asia, of course trade negotiations kicking off in beijing tomorrow and that's going to be big news obviously for asian investors. as you can see, japan, nikkei was closed but the shanghai composite down jus just fractionally. lauren: trade talks get underway tomorrow. there will be meetings in bay gang. riley walters is the asian economy -- are you optimistic, do you think there's a possibility at this stage in the game, we're pretty far in, that the trade talks can fall apart? >> that is an option. i'm an optimist. a lot of people are optimistic. as secretary mnuchin cited, we're in the phi l nail leg fine negotiation. we could see a u.s.-china agreement within the nex next m. lauren: let's go to the japan trade agreement. do you think the president may be more inclined to get that one done fast because we're coming into an election and we're bickering with many parts of the world when

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s&p futures up 17 and the nasdaq up 63.all being he wanted by strong manufacturing nurmts released in china. big gains in the chinese markets. 2.4% gains in the stock market overnight. that is kind of leading things in europe as well. >>> in the meantime it was a slow weekend in the box office here in the united states. disney's live remake of dumbo came out on top. universal's horror movie "us" brought in $33 million in the second weekend in the theaters the investjordan peele film. >> jordan peele did get out which did pretty well. lot of symbolism rk, my son was explaining what it all meant the beginning is scary when this family stands outside nts dark the power has gone out they stand out there and don't talk jordan peele is going to do twilight future. "us" is going to do just fine for a $20 million movie for universal, i think but yeah, we're -- >> you slept last night or >> i am ready for "pet cemetery." i like -- i was going to tell you, yeah, i can't tell you that if someone were to ask me my favorite genre. >> is

s&p futures off by 5 points and nasdaq down 13 points.ins on the markets on friday all three major averages posted at their highest level in three months we are talking about the s&p 500's longest winning streak in 18 months. it's been up seven out of seven

nasdaq, out drls perfoperformer.ll caps finishing lower and the transports also finishing the day lower. this, of course, after that big rally yesterday, as investors digest what was a very strong start to the second quarter. here are the stories on the radar for investors. imf managing director christine lagarde warning about slowing global growth, lyft getting hit with its first sell rating on wall street and gamestop set to report earnings any minute now joining us to talk about the market day, courtney gibson from loop capital mike santoli, let's start with you. not a lot of volatility in today's session but a strong start to the quarter. >> today not a lot to make out of it except the market held its gains, right mostly slept it off after yesterday, after having a really big run out of the gate for the quarter. i do think you're sort of seeing a bit of a subtle move, more cyclical stocks have acted better over the last couple of weeks. maybe there's underneath the surface rotation going on from the safer stocks

nasdaq closing at a new high yesterday.pickup in markets since the lows that we saw at the end of the fourth quarter. what's happening what do you think is going on and what's your gut feel about it >> i think, first of all, gdp growth continues to be very strong and probably stronger than what people were expecting earlier in the year. the second thing is that the interest rate environment is very stable right now, which then creates less noise in the markets. then the third thing is, i think a lot of companies are starting to come out and they're beating expectations so, that performance of the company's against lower expectations is also helping drive the markets -- >> just an earnings recession we thought was going to be here, maybe not. >> i think generally, the economy is doing quite well and showing a level of resilience that i don't think people were expecting going into the year. >> what's happening with all of these hot ipos that are coming out? or hot ipos, some of them not so hot after they come out. >> we've lo

the nasdaq on pace for its worst a in more than a month, down 1.3%.ou're the big culprits on both of these indexes dragging alphabet down 8.5%, the worst day since 2012. this after they missed sales estimates on advertisement growth. apple shares on pace for the worst day since early january. with the miss from apple on sales growth, investors may be spooked for apple. take a look at apple relative to sales growth. we are many quarters of growth but now we're looking at the klein. this goes back to 2018. we going to the first quarter of this year, which was the december quarter, down 5%. here the estimates. down 6% for march and also for the june quarter, down 4%. not expected to see a recovery until 2020. the question is if they can make these numbers. six months ago we were supposed to be seeing growth all the way around. the alphabet sales miss probably spooking investors. as for the global markets, let's take a look. not so risk off. the dax down moderately. the china shanghai composite finished up .5%. oil and other risk assets trading higher and

the s&p 500 and nasdaq hit all-time record highs.a. as you see. that's a record, 2943 on the s&p. european indices this morning are mixed. take a look at the fq100 in the u.k., down 12 points. the cac in paris is down 13 points. but the dax index squeezing out a gain, it's fractional, up one and three quarters points in germany. in asia overnight, there were slowdown worries in china because we had the purchasing manager's index come had m lower than expected. as you see, the shanghai composite is up half a percent. japan is closed for the golden week holiday, no action there, obviously for the nikkei average. there is controversy over chase, backlash over the bank's financial advice on twitter. we've got the tweet coming from chase, some people are calling, well, a tin ear. crocs' latest edition, check it out. first there were avocado crocs, then platform crocs, now they're adding a spot to keep your wallet. we will show you the fannie pack that crocs is sporting, coming up. there they are. first, our top story this half hour, u.s.-

public markets in the first quarter, 19 of those on nasdaq.le of large offerings right at the end of q1. q2.ing forward to a busy caroline: let's talk about lyft. their first day of trading was a great success. share price popped. since then, the share price has been under treasure. is that a concern for you in terms of tempting more companies to list on the nasdaq? >> we look at the performance of all ipo's. of overseen u.s. ipos 10%, so that attracts a lot of new investors. one thing we talk to every company about is how the ipo is just a moment in time and the start of an endless series of quarters, and it's all about delivering on your promises to investors. caroline: what about what you re seeing in terms of optimism are we rushing because we are worried about volatility? >> one thing to do from a number of companies as they look would love to get out this year in advance of the 2020 presidential election, which will obviously take up some -- take up a lot of airwaves and may produce additional volatility. had uber we just choose the nyse