yesterday, the dow was down 14 points, s&p down 1, nasdaq down under 1 point.uropean indices are down across

futures down in the u.s., dow is off 45, nasdaq down 24. yield on the 10 year treasury right now as we see a collapse in the global bond market, down 6 basis points, 2.02%. lauren: consumer confidence plus new home sales due, plus jay powell will give his thoughts on the economy this afternoon. cheryl: tensions in iran continued overnight. let's look at oil. it is unchanged right now, $57.90. lauren: looking ahead to the g-20, stocks in asia lower across the board. the hedge sensinhang seng down,. cheryl: in europe, markets all in the red. lauren: iran declaring the permanent closure of diplomacy with washington in response to president trump's new sanctions targeting the supreme leader. cheryl: ray bogen is in washington with more. >> reporter: president trump says he used great restraint when he decided not to strike iranian military targets last week, but he's not afraid to hit their economy. since the administration pulled out of the iran nuclear deal, they've levied over 1,000 sanctions. the president has added even more sanctions on i

dow is up 104 points, nasdaq gaining 57. also right around the corner. we take a look at one patriotic industry that could be in danger from china tariffs. and some players don't change their socks. others have lucky gloves. you are not going to believe what the phillies are doing to try to score some good luck. it's "fbn: a.m." ♪ baby, you're a firework. ♪ come on, show them what you're worth. ♪ make em go oh, oh, oh,. ♪ and as you shoot across the y.sky. of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. cheryl: as we get closer to the g-20 summit this friday, all eyes on president trump and china's president xi-jinping. there is hopes that there's going to be a resolution to this u.s. trade war with china. lauren: investors banking on that today. independence day about a week away. the skies will be lit up with fireworks. but another round of tariffs on chinese goods could put celebrations and businesses in jeopardy moving forward. le

nasdaq up 30 and a quarter.i tell you, usually on jobs friday we don't see -- we see kind of a tepid futures market. we're getting a different story this morning. >> i think this is all sort of whip lash in a good way and bad way from the fed's comments on wednesday when chairman powell said we may be lowering rates. that got the market all excited. i think it's behaving. i can't tell if it's going to be a good news is bad news bad news is good news story today. it's possible that the jobs numbers are going to disa appoint. if it disappoints a lot, it could be more fuel to the fire for the fed to cut rates. cheryl: i'm not sure it's going to be a good number. we'll find out during maria's show today. let's talk about the other issue, that is the tariff delay. we got a boost in markets yesterday, the report there may be a delay in the implementation of the mexican tariffs. is there a possibility there could be a deal worked out with mexico? >> i suspect there is. if you look at the administration, the president's

the nasdaq the big laggard >>> hello, sra hello, everyone.pening at this hour hundreds of anti-trump protesters turning out after the president arrived in london. a bit earlier trump supporters went face to face with them outside buckingham palace. amnesty international activists unfurled banners critical of the president on a bridge across from the u.s. embassy. >>> about 800 women and children believed to be related to fighters of the islamic state group left an overcrowded camp in syria's northeast to return to their homes this departure is the largest since the group's territorial defeat in syria back in march. >>> back here at home the estranged husband of a missing woman and his girlfriend appeared in a connecticut court today. fotos dulas and mineral trocanos didn't enter pleas the judge set the bond at $500,000 for each of them. >>> and purdue foods is recalling about 31,000 pounds of ready to eat chicken products that could potentially be contaminated with pieces of bone material it includes erdue's simply smart organics breaded chic

let's the nasdaq.facebo had a positive impact alphab announcing they are the week the best since january the first day of summer, crocs taking a dip amd under pressure and t-mobile pay pal having the biggest impact the futures are rolling over indete day 7% run up and 2% this week small number of new highs. cisco, microsoft, visa, travel that's a big move up bad news is, we are oversold for the moment this rally has been on central not on fundamental downgr today and there is closin >> welcome to the closing bell >> i'm morgan brennan in for cnbc market commentator. taking a look at how we finished the week on wall street. the dow finishing a day at stocks settle here the s&p finishing down three keep in mind the major averages we are on pace for the best june since 1955 it has been a strong week for every sector higher. energy is the big one, but after that, tech and health care yields went up and then down the dollar slipped significantly down 1.4% for the week no doubt we will hav the big export for

nasdaq fell nearly 8%. under 7 and small caps dropped even more than that. 23 dow components fell last month with six of them dropping more than 10%. and if you thought you could hide your money out over seas, that would be a big niet asia was even worse. the u.k. down 3.5% italy, down 7% germany, down 5. france down 7. hong kong down 10 and china and the only section that did anything positive are greece which was up 7% and russia up 4% two economies, by the way, that have their problems that continue to get weaker but the markets didn't mind. greece and russia, your two standouts in may as we learn from december, a different month can bring a different perspective. let's bring in steve chevron we'll join you in a second we were hoping the turn of a calend calendar. >> we think lay us into the fall brian, the key issue for us is what happened last friday. >> you were positive i won't say overlyi bullish but you had pockets of strength. >> we are. we've gotten the china trade rule we understand what it's ab

dow up 104, s&p up 12 and a quarter, nasdaq up 47 and-a-half. half brother. was he in fact an international spy? and madness on the diamond last night, what caused fists to fly at his baseball game. details coming up on "fbn: a.m." ♪ i never wanted you unsatisfied. ♪ she pulls me in. ♪ i never wanted you to cry again. [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need! [ gargling ] [ coins hitting the desk ] yes, and they could save a ton. you've done it again, limu. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ cheryl: here are headlines making news this morning. justin amash is leaving the conservative house freedom caucus weeks after calling for president trump's impeachment. jim jordan, who is a member of the freedom caucus, told laura ingram, amash came to an agreement after speaking with the caucus chairman, mark meadows. >> we had a nice long meeting with him. we disagree with justin's assessm

nasdaq down 14 p. look at weekly numbers. certainly much better week and month. nasdaq is up.oor. new york stock exchange. look at winners and losers. reporter: boeing, caterpillar, cisco, logging first jet orders since the 737 disaster that came from korean air. caterpillar confirming forecasts. cisco nailing a 700 million-dollar contract. that was a big deal. look at losers for the dow. dow, verizon, mcdonald's. verizon interesting story. "wall street journal" reporting that 5g conversion going more slowlily than anticipated. they will be one of five u.s. ceos appearing. that is a big headline. mcdonald's, their adoption of the robot technology, it is spotlighting need to speed up what they do. s&p winners. insight, allergan. s&p, mattel merger deal ban dodd. mga says the toy-maker cannot being salvaged. lauren: gerri willis thank you very much. we're one week from the summit between highly anticipated meeting between president trump and xi xinping takes place. the global markets hope the trade war can come to some sort of a solution. today's county down closer, says for bet

nasdaq still down a third of 1%.the three things driving the action right now broadcom is driving down technology and chip stocks. bond yields are sitting near lows investors are waiting next week's fed decision, wilfred, waiting for any clue that they're leaning toward a rate cut. >> time for a cnbc news update with bill griffeth >> happy friday. hundreds of women in hong kong held a peaceful rally earlier today. they oppose a controversial extradition bill and the police crackdown on young demonstrators earlier this week the group is calling for the city's chief executive to step down >>> and today marks two years since the grenfell tower fire in london friends and relatives of the 72 victims along with survivors of that fire released balloons and doves to mark the occasion it is still the deadliest fire on british soil since world war ii >>> nbc news has announced the line-up of democrats participating in the first debate of 2020 there will actually be two night 1 will include booker, de blasio, and warren among o

dow is up 88%, nasdaq is up 25 and-a-half. the u.s. goods, but the trade battle still on china. can the president spin success with mexico into a win with china. one business owner is saying the president is playing a dangerous game. th"the x-men" taking on animated pets at the box office, was i it a super weekend for the heros you're watching "fbn: a.m.." ♪ i'm going to change you like a remix. ♪ then erase you like a -- 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. cheryl: on the heels of the raytheon, united technology merger announced yesterday, we've got futures higher right now. dow is up 81 in the premarket, s&p up 8, nasdaq up 24 and a quarter. also investors really looking for a rate cut by the fed after the disappointing jobs report on friday. oil as you can see is slightly higher this morning, russian and saudi energy ministers are meeting in moscow to discuss whether to increase production. taking a look at europe

we are live from the nasdaq market square. i'm becky quick. check out the u.s.quity futures this morning even after the big gains we saw yesterday, you are seeing that momentum continue this morning yesterday we saw the markets up across the board the dow was up 512 points which is a gain of 2%, and it was the least big winner of the three major averages the s&p was up by 2.1% and the nasdaq up by 200 points, a gain of 2.6% dow futures up by about 165 points there were the gains from yesterday up by 2% for the dow industrials. check out also what's been happening in the treasury market because across the board yields really are what we've been watching for quite a while the ten-year yielding 2.13%, but it was the comments from jay powell yesterday, fed chairman jay powell that really sparked things in the market the idea that if we see some sort of a decline economically, the fed is willing to skrufrp ii -- jump in. that is a little different than what we hear from charlie evans on air yesterday, it made it sound like he was hoping the policymakers were going to

four for the nasdaq, s&p and russell. today, what the bulls are really up against >>> plus, picking through the carnage. apple is 25% off its high. alphabet down 20%. amazon 16% at what point is it time to put some money into these great american success stories the investment committee is ready to weigh in. the "halftime report" with scott wapner begins right now. >> welcome good to have you with us on this friday joe terranova, jim leventhal yana barton from eaton vance the first trading day of june after the worst may in nine years. investors still sizing up the possibility of those new tariffs on mexico, the unsettled trade talks with china, big wall of worries. joe, this day started out pretty good here we go back reverting right to where we left off may >> rightfully so we've had a sell-off in momentum equity names and that continues especially today listen i got stopped out of amazon in the last couple of days. raised a significant amount of cash, which i wanted to redeploy into the marketplace i did that i went in

s&p up by 6 points nasdaq up by about 15.de of things, we're keeping a close eye on that, as well crude about $52.26, off by 1/2 of 1%. brent, the worldwide gauge, is off, $63.80, the last trade there. >>> president trump kicks off officially his re-election campaign this week and a new interview is giving us a hint on how he'll try to stay in the white house. nbc's tracie potts joins us now from washington d.c. with the latest >> reporter: good morning. in the wide-ranging interview with abc, president trump was defiant on how he's handled the russia investigation, the muehl mueller report, and robert mueller himself. he was disblooufi disbelieving reportedly internal polls showing him not doing well on the eve of his re-election kick-off before announcing his presidential bid tomorrow, president trump is hinting at his re-election message. >> safety, security, great economy. >> reporter: and denying internal polls show him trailing former vice president joe biden. >> i don't believe those polls there's no way he beats me in

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welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the nasdaq market site?are i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at the u.s. equity futures they are up about 160 points for the dow. s&p futures up by 17 and nasdaq up by almost 50 points this comes after a day where you once again saw the s&p and naz dick down, i think they have been down 86 the la of the last sessions some pretty major declines over the last six weeks or so the nasdaq at this point is in correction territory for the year to date we are off just over 10.2% from the highs set in early may, but you are still talking about gains about 10% year to date so very big spikes that we saw from january off of the very lows back on december 24th but still a lot of questions swirling about what is next for the markets, a lot of that because of what we saw in treasury yields. and we'll talk about that. but in the meantime, take a look at what happened overnight in asia you will see that the nikkei ended flat the hang seng was down about half a percentage point a

with the s&p down 1%, and the nasdaq down by 1.5%.his morning green arrows across the board. nasdaq indicated up by 67 points the s&p indicated up by 14 if you want to look at the overseas markets in asia, you will see the nikkei was actually in a situation where we have green arrows this morning in europe, but the nikkei down by a half percentage point. shanghai down by 0.2%. hang seng ended higher by just over a tenth of a percent. in europe there are green arrows across the board look and you'll see right now the dax is up by 0.6%. it's the biggest advancer of the major averages there everyone looking better this morning after though comments from mnuchin look at the treasury market. ten-year note yielding just above 2% >>> apple has confirmed to cnbc that it has purchased autonomous vehicle startup drive.ai the purchase price not disclosed. the last time they raised money, the company was worth 77 -- or raised $77 million in venture funding. reports say that the startup was in the process of shuttering its business in california j

nasdaq up about .6%.ology had a very strong day and the russell 2000 index of small caps had been an underperformer over the past few weeks. actually was the shining star today, up 1% >> oil prices as mentioned higher today after a tax on tanker ships near the world's busiest sea lane for oil this renewing fears of conflicts in the middle east following a series of strikes last month hadley gamble joins us now with more hey, hadley. >> hey, wilfred. so it's about half past midnight here in the persian gulf this is a story of course that we've been watching develop since around 6:00 a.m. local time this morning when the first attack did take place. and of course just an hour or so ago we heard from u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo he was directly blaming tehran for these two attacks. but he was also stopping short of calling for military action these attacks took place just about 70 miles from where i'm standing i'm here in the emirate of fujairah in united arab emirates this is one of the busiest shipp

>> talking about the idea of turning around the nasdaq and faang.ould start going up seven days after meal soft, a big acquisition, $5 billion, the stock recovered what it lost this is for tableau software, how much they paid if this stock can get back to where it was, you'll see the whole group ignite that's what to watch for. >> this acquisition doubled the size >> doubled, tripled the size i think it was a brilliant acquisition. needed to do something to scale. this one is at scale >> benioff continues to perform. >> he does. >> what's on "mad" tonight. >> quick quiz, who is the best home lender in the country don't look >> who is the biggest? >> the best? and the biggest. >> i saw the promo. >> a lot of the banks slag them, but when you see the actual loss numbers, they're -- >> mortgage apps spiked today. >> you're so on your game. >> we have got -- i'm proud to have him that's also dan. >> coming up, this is a blast. you need to hang with millennials more, jim. find out what's really going on. carl is back with more highlights from the code co

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for the nasdaq yesterday.lose, s&p was down 7. the nasdaq, look at that hit that it took as a result of the weakness in tech, down 120 points yesterday at 4:00 on wall street. one and two thirds percent. in europe this morning, markets are fractionally better on the morning. the q100 is up 10 points, cac in paris is up 4 points, dax index up 95. >>95.in asia overnight, marketse lower. the worst per foreller was china. -- performer was china. brady's trademark fight, the patriots' quarterback thinks the phrase tom terrific belongs to him. one sports franchise has other ideas. we have details coming up. all those stories coming up this morning. joining to break it down, dagen mcdowell, john hilsenrath and fox news contributor, liz pete. great to see everybody this morning. >> good morning. nice to be here. >> great to be here. maria: we're going to hear from jay powell at about a 5 to 10:0e conference in sh chicago. we had retail earnings out, there was a miss on tiffanies and lands end was better than expected.

this war on technology, the government is waging, is really, pressuring the nasdaq composite at this hour down by 1.4%. we're also seeing weakness in the s&p 500 down by just a quarter of a percent, also though 12 points off the session lows dow barely in the green coming off losses >> melissa, thanks we begin this hour with the big sell-off in tech the nasdaq falling into correction territory because of these moves. facebook, apple and google all down with session lows and stocks plunging on reports of possible government intervention, investigations, let's call it. services sector as well. dom chu is here with more. >> it seems so crazy megacap technology, very much a focus. let's start with facebook because it is the biggest drop for facebook stocks since july of last year after "the wall street journal" and bloomberg both reported that the federal trade commission, ftc, will take point on any examinations at facebook according to people familiar, nothing definitive yet from the fdc. targeting the effect on digital competition and just in the last hour, as tyler and kelly and meli

nasdaq is down 46 now. production for the month of may later this morning. amazon getting sued, why parents are enraged over the company and the digital assistant. everything is big in vegas, from the shows to the jackpots. why bitcoin is now even bigger than sin city and not in a good way. keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ ♪ viva las vegas. ♪ viva las vegas. the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that connects your life like never before store. the xfinity store is here. and it's simple, easy, awesome. cheryl: hong kong getting back to business this morning and the world's most influential tech and business leaders are gathering to talk about everything from trade tensions to the issue of artificial intelligence race. lauren: we've got consistent ce at the tech conference where all this is going down. good

tech, this one was up for the month of may where nasdaq was down.the 10-year at 2.11 is that a bad omen for stocks? if that is what you're worried about, it is a great omen for real estate because most loans are priced off 10-year treasury. liz: 2.06. it went down. we certainly come back on the 10-year. 30 seconds left here. what do you advise investors to do, suddenly three days straight we have compiled real gain of 800 plus points on the dow? >> you have to check your goals. what you own you should own based on risk tolerance and time horizon this is a good opportunity to paring some positions to lower valuations and higher quality stocks and buy some dividends. liz: great to see you. shawn o'hara. [closing bell rings] one report, we stress one report, that mexico is ready to move on border security. as we wait, time for "after the bell." connell: some reports liz was talking about, that u.s. may delay tariffs or mexican troops moving to the border. whatever, dow is up 188 points. four days in a row gains for the dow. that is the longest winning

the nasdaq leads the way up.he fake meat frenzy has chains struggling to keep up with demand. we'll speak with a executive from white castle. >>> an analyst said facebook's announcement could be a meaningful upside catalyst for the stock and e ocisp.thstk u man: stand up if you are a first generation college student. stand up if you're a mother. if you are actively deployed, a veteran, or you're in a military family, please stand. the world in which we live equally distributes talent. but it doesn't equally distribute opportunity, and paths are not always the same. i'm so proud of you, dad! man: i will tell you this, southern new hampshire university can change the whole trajectory of your life. >>> we have 32 minutes left of trade. here are three things driving the market the fed decision. treasury yields near lows and fang stocks. >>> time for a news update with sue herrera. >> the u.s. ambassador to to lapd saying that sending additional troops to poland is a wholly defensive measure and helps poland to equip

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look at that nasdaq. now, you could tell me there's going to be real strength in the technology stocks today, up 1% on the nasdaq premarket. >>> how about walmart, unveiling a brand new unlimited grocery delivery subscription service. okay. you pay $98 a year, you get unlimited grocery deliveries. obvious obviously that's taking direct aim at amazon. >>> hong kong, lam made a rare public apology trying to keep protesters from hitting the streets again. looks to me like xi jinping is very worried about what's going on there. he doesn't want the unrest to spread from mainland china. >>> and we've got a big sports star for you. u.s. open winner gary woodland. i want to know how he felt after sinking that 30-foot putt seen around the world. he joins us in studio next. what a show. "varney & company" just getting started. stuart: let me run through this real fast about a special guest coming up. saudi arabia cutting its oil output, wants other opec members to do the same. look at that. an output cut and the pr

microsoft led the dow and the nasdaq down. ground grade, lower price target yesterday.at seemed look a one day shakeout of the recent winners >> it is worth watching. alphabet and facebook both are opening higher here. exact quote was the president said we should be suing google and facebook and perhaps we will i'm not sure if he's angry that he thinks that they're blocking, you know, conservative tweets or content. not sure the why, whether it was antitrust kind of comment, but stocks are shaking it off. >> the why is difficult to discern. >> in the past, he said, europe sees google and gets a check written to it all the time maybe we'll just take the -- >> we should point out, of course, there are are those ongoing investigations at both the ftc and the department of justice into potential anti-competitive implications of their business models, that does not mean in any way that they're going to be lawsuits one would expect it will be some time until either one of those regulatory agencies makes a decision as to whether they would want to bring a case. >> true. unrela

let's get to the nasdaq for a closer look at that comeback with bertha. >> the comeback here in the nasdaqweek just barely wiping out all of its losses a big reason why is apple. apple today really leading the gains in terms of the point impact and for the week. but you've still got the rebound in the fang names. not quite wiping out the losses that we saw yesterday. those regulatory concerns are still going to be paramount. what's interesting is that the small cap stocks are really doing well in terms of tech. coupa software which does business spending management, really hitting it out of the park in its earnings and surging today. that stock up more than 100% over the last 12 months. bob, over to you >> important thing here is it's not surprising the sectors that have been most oversold on trade worries, so transportation stocks, semiconductors, retail, metals and mining all of them seeing a nice bounce today. a lot of the damage, though, has already been done. big transportation stocks are down double digits this quarter on concerns of slower global growth so after seven weeks of decli

for the nasdaq, it is down about .7%.ee that on the imap because some of the stocks that are dragging on the s&p are dragging more on the nasdaq. those include the telecom and communication stocks. the likes of facebook in those indices. just four sectors higher. health care being one. we are talking about the deal -- amv deal -- md the allergan deal. allergan is rising but not as much as the upper price, off 26%. guy: you bring up the price of gold. let's get jordan rochester's tape. gold is up. i believe that is a signal to the market. jordan: gold is having its own story. if you look at the chart, it is spiking higher. really yields are lower in the u.s.. inflation expectations on the back of that easing. given that dovish impulse, we've had the market pricing 95 basis points of fed cuts. that is the sort of thing that says commodity should do well -- gold is your inflation hedge. the real yield angle for the fed. you have to don't does specific fed supply 25 -- you have to going to specific fed supply to find out why

nasdaq is up 25. oil with an up arrow this morning, $52.19 a barrel. this is a day after falling to its january lows and entering bear market territory. let's take a look at european stocks on this day of remembrance for world leaders to honor the troops who fought and died on d-day, 75 years ago. investors looking to the european central back today. will mario draggy keep his powder dry. the people's bank of china injecting money into the chinese economy. the shanghai composite is down overnight. cheryl: we would like to welcome you to "fbn: a.m.." good morning, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: we are watching the live events underway in normandy, france. you're looking at live pictures of the normandy american cemetery. there are 9,388 service men that are buried there. president trump and the first lady joining other world leaders on the beaches of normandy. of course, to mark the 7 a fifth anniversary of -- 75th anniversary of the d-day landing. lauren: the president will give a speech today while touring the 5

s&p 500, tech-heavy nasdaq ending in positive territory.r the second day in a row. i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." connell mcshaken is live in miami ahead of night two of the democratic debate, connell. connell: we're ready to go once again, melissa, honing in on voters care about here in miami. first here is what is new at th

the dow is up 196 points, s&p up 23, nasdaq up 92.ryl: as tensions in iran continue, we're going to get more on that breaking news in a minute. we want to look at oil, oil rose almost 3%, we're now at 2.7% gain, a $55.21 the last print on oil. lauren: let's take a look at the yield on the 10 year treasury after jay powell and the fed yesterday said they're not going to cut at that meeting but they might in july. we have the 10 year yield at 2.01%, down 2 basis points, about an hour ago it was under 2%. cheryl: take a look at asia, the nikkei, hang seng, kospi, all in the green. the u.s.-china trade story still on the minds of investor there's. lauren: indict toe in europe. the -- ditto i in germany, dax t a six week high. cheryl: iran shot down a u.s. navy drone flying over the strait of hormuz. the revolutionary guard said the drone was flying in an iranian air space and the downing was a message it would protect its borders. a u.s. official confirming the downing to fox news. the official said the drone was flying in international a

the nasdaq futures up 35.ico which are said to go into effect on monday. it is all about trade. dow industrials were up 180 points. the nasdaq was up 40. in europe, and disappointing data, the dax index in germany of 92 points. cac quarante in paris up 80 points. the markets closed for a holiday. groceries coming right to your fridge. check this out. how it works coming up. big changes coming, we will tell you about them right here, although stores coming up friday morning and joining me to break it down, foxbusiness's point mcdowell, former ceo of home depot and chrysler and worked for joni courtney. i know it is jobs friday when i see joni courtney. >> joni is in the building, jobs friday. it is going to be an interesting report to watch because everyone keeps asking me and i don't know. it is a supply and demand issue because the jobs are there, 7.5 million jobs. the challenge is finding the people. if we see a low number i believe it could be we don't have the skilled talent to meet the demand and employer

mark the nasdaq up nearly 180 points.y today, up 2.5% or 36 points for the russell. yes, once again, the one thing that's down at least looks like the volatility index, down about, let's see, the vix down about 8% at the moment. that means that fear is coming out of the markets. but we also have bitcoin, much lower today, but let's talk quickly to larry. to what do you attribute this market as our "countdown" closer? >> look, liz, we are stock pickers and risk managers, not day-to-day market people. however, you have seen the fed becoming more accommodative and that matters to asset values in all categories. you know, the trade rhetoric has been volatile and any time it seems that you get a little bit of pause in that, you get a certain type of reaction. but the fed statements do matter. that's as much as we can read into it. liz: that's the thing. a good person at you like good haven, that's your company, really looks for the long term. a day like this as we are sitting there counting seven minutes, we are seven minutes

the nasdaq closing higher for its fourth straight day. not quite five, though, alas but let's send it up town to bertha for a breakdown of all the movers hi, bertha >> considering where we started the week where things looked so dour, it's been a remarkable comeback best week of the year for the nasdaq best week since that christmas eve into the end of the year rally that we saw. and among the best gainers was amd as chips this week really roared back with a vengeance amd up about 18% for the week, leading the whole group as a whole. hasbro among one of the other big gainers as well. tesla had a pretty good week although it was off today and it's still down 30% from where it was trading a few months ago. and meantime, the fang names were laggards. kind of mixed. worst performer of the week was alphabet down about 3% this week as there are continuing concerns about regulation and microsoft really the standout here. closing out the week at an all-time high with its market cap just over $1 trillion making it the biggest stock here and within

the nasdaq was the big draw. the dow eked out a 4 point gain but the tech names took the nasdaq down by m e than1.5% or 120 points. the s&p wasutown a 7. >>> manufacturing activity in may fell to its lowest level in 22 years. the closely watched institute for supply management's reading fell to 52.1, its lowest since october of 2016. and while anyth0g above shows expansion, the ism chairman said the may number shows manufacturing is earuggling in the face of global demand. >>> on the flip side, new vehicle sales in the u.s. for major automakers, at least those that still report monthly sales, th ticked higher in may thanks to a stronger economy and an optimistic fueling demand. it's the first positive month, by the way, of 2019. >>> up nexboeing's ceo weighs in on his company's latest issue with i 737 aircraft. >>> shares of boeing were under pressure again today after the a said that there is a new problem with 737 jets. 'sand boei ceo was out there again today reiterating that the company isaking progress fixin

the dow is down 74 right now, s&p down 9 and a quarter, nasdaq down 37 and a quarter.erberg, getting a taste of his own medicine. the video that could have facebook rethinking its policy on removing content. and from security blankets to teddy bears, a new study shows the objects people cannot seem to sleep without, well into adulthood. keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ spend my nights howling at the moon lauren: here are some other headlines making news this morning. the house oversight committee plans to vote on holding bill barr and wilbur ross in contempt of congress. they are accused of not turning over documents. this comes one day after the full house voted to hold william barr and don mcgahn on civil contempt to force cooperation with subpoenas in the russia investigation. it has been 25 years since nicole brown simpson and ron goldman were murdered. since then, o.j. simpson has been living in the shadow of what's called the trial of the century. he says he has moved forward and his life is moving into a phase called the no negative zone. he says neither he nor hi

nasdaq has not made as many gains as the s&p and dow, doing fine up more than 1% at 7717 on the nasdaqhe vote to 44% from for mr. trump. joining us mark lottery, trump 2020 advisory board member. marc, let's begin there, shall we. why, that is very surprising to me, 1500 voters, questioned in texas. you would think they would be red leaning. how is mr. biden leading mr. trump 48-44? >> i don't believe the poll in the least. if we believe the polls hillary clinton would be in the white house right now. they have got this thing so wrong. i can guarranty you, when president trump is reelected he will be winning texas. we got to remember here too, these polls are meaningless on both sides of the aisle right now. ashley: true. >> neither of the candidates of the other side even started to attack each other. whomever comes out of their crowded primary field will be broke and broken. they will have president donald trump who won't be afraid to mix it up, talk about why we need to keep good things going in this country. ashley: let's get to the trade talks both with mexico and china. look, if

futures higher right now, dow up 61, nasdaq and s&p higher as well.h to boost the contract, worries about the global economy slowing persist. european stocks, we've got comments from mario dragi about potentially more stimulus in europe. that's asia, here we go. there's asian markets right now. europe markets already. nikkei is down three quarters of a percent. there are my european markets. as you can see, the comments from dragi boosting those numbers, all in the green right now. lauren: you wore the right color to. cheryl: i try. lauren: president trump kicking off his campaign in orlando florida today. tens of thousands of people are expected to be there. some of them lining the streets to get in. cheryl: looks like a rock concert. lauren: it kind of does. cheryl: lauren blanchard has been in the sun shine state. people have been camped out for days, is that correct? >> reporter: let me show you what that looks like. these folks have been here since yesterday morning, about 100 is what we saw yesterday morning. now take a look down the block. this

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we are live from the nasdaq market in new york city. u.s. equities. this is the first trading day of june and as people who are bulls going to be happy to put the month of may behind us it was a rough one we are looking at the dow being down the last six weeks in a row. that's the first time that has happened in eight years. the s&p 500 and nasdaq have been down the last four weeks last week alone the dow was down by another 3%. this morning we are looking at red arrows these aren't severe declines but the dow futures are down by 83 points nasdaq off by 33 should point out that the nasdaq is up more than 12% for the year however, it is moving closer to correction territory it has a 9% decline from the may 3rd closing high let's take a look at what's been happening this morning in other markets. >> ten year? >> oh, my goodness 2.095%. >> the dow was down 200 when i woke up. if you were going to put bets on this, would you say 1.9? >> morgan stanley cut from 245 based on the tariffs. >> 30 year fixed rate mortgage is looking good. >> yeah. if you hadn't

the nasdaq up half a percent >>> crude prices plunging today.arket closing for the day leslie picker is all over it at the commodity desk >> those declines accelerating within wti crude in the last five minutes down about 3.4%. 1 .78. natural gas down significantly 174% and ice brent down more than 2%. the lows of the day under 50 in today's moves largely a result of new government data showing a surge in inventories but the ongoing trade dispute now being waged on two continents against the u.s. is creating concerns surrounding global growth as well. that can impact the demand for oil. crude is off more than 20% from its most recent high in just april. >> all right leslie, thank you. >>> meantime there's been another nice rally on wall street that's interesting between oil and stocks the dow is up a third straight day. the s&p and nasdaq trying for a second straight day. let's get the trader's take on what to watch. steve, a fast money trader and director of institutional sales. how are you? >> we have a chart of the nasdaq, and yes, it's nice

we are live at the nasdaq after a very big week in the markets and in the meantime, here's what's coming up on the show >> beyond meat has been sizzling >> and if you think the stock move is beyond belief, wait until you hear what the options mark has to say about the beefless burgers mike ko will break it down speaking of hot, starbucks shares are on absolute fire, hitting another all-time high today, but if you're thinking of getting in, watch out. >> oh, mother of pearl that is hot! >> because dan nathan says the coffee giant could burn investors and -- ♪ ♪ >> and it is solid bold, bey, and carter worth says the chart of the yellow metal is pointing to a big, shiny break out. it's time to risk less and make more the action begins now. >> we kick it off with gold. the yellow metal touching its highest level since april 2018 as the odds of a fed rate cut is on the rise and this solid gold rally will continue too heat up and he's over at the plaza to break it down. carter >> it's the trade that never quite works and presumptively one day it will. let's talk about it. gold has been toying

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liz: we've got to get to this nasdaq news. exactly one month after hitting a record high, the nasdaq is now in correction territory. what does that mean? it means it's down 10% from its recent record close on may 3rd. look at this move right here. we have the nasdaq down 132 points, right before the show began i glanced and said oh, it's down 117, that's bad. now it continues to drop even further. now it's down 133. we are at session lows this very moment. for the tech-laden index to officially be in correction, it needs to finish below 7,347. right now, we're at 7,317. so we're there, folks. dow and s&p are also getting hit right now but let's talk about what's weighing on the nasdaq at this hour. it is the big four. the "wall street journal" saying facebook, google, amazon and now what with the news regarding reuters, apple, all under the regulatory microscope. the government reportedly divvying up its investigations among the big organizations, department of justice, ftc, federal trade commission. what they are doing is loo

nasdaq down by 23.ing 50% on its debut last thursday, slack, the collaboration software company, they direct listed on the nyse. they hit new lows. microsoft put a ban on the rival company. that is not good. kristina partsinevelos. >> the share price is down 3%. microsoft has a sris, prohibited and discouraged technology list. on that list is slack free. the free slack version you can download on the phone. as well as few other companies. google docks on the list, amazon web services and few others. the reason microsoft put the list together, they said slack, there could be some security threats, security holes. it is not due to competition. i would like to point out a year ago in microsoft's report, one of their reports they did say that slack was a competitor to office for microsoft. so back to you guys. cheryl: why everybody likes the ipo. we have joined by norm connolly. "marketwatch" technology editor jeremy owens out in san francisco. guys, i want to talk in particular, norm, this market. we have

nasdaq. rewrite tomorrow. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. >>> 45 minutes left of trade dow down about 25 points let's send it to mike santoli for today's market dashboard mike, what are you looking at today? >> here's what we have fickle fed forecast. get to that in a minute. take a look at the treasury yield at the short end to see what it says about the fed beyond -- or before beyond meat we're going to take a look at some previous hot consumer ipos and how they did turning 29 again not plausible for me but maybe for the market the confidence gap different ceos at different size companies have very

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the nasdaq is lagging but only down 0.4%. meantime, facebook falling today on new headlines surrounding how the company dealt with user privacy concerns julia boorstin has that story for us in los angeles. >> that's right. facebook shares down about 2% on a "wall street journal" report suggesting that mark zuckerberg was aware of facebook's privacy problems the article points to an email exchange in which mark zuckerberg asked employees about an app that claimed to have compiles tens of millions of facebook users' data facebook suspended the app but did not take broader steps facebook responding saying, quote, at no point did mark or any other facebook employee knowingly violate the company's obligations under the ftc consent order, nor do any emails exist that indicate that they did. facebook did say that they expect to come to a settlement with the ftc and to pay up to $5 billion in fines back over to you >> all right julia, thank you turning to tesla, had been higher on comments from elon musk to shareholders, but losing s