nasdaq futures. down 7 points right now. opening up .50%. now we look at the dow lag dpard laggards. we are seeing boeing down and followed by jpmorgan chase all down .50%. boeing down 1%. we want to look at the dollar index and moves on the dollar index since the news crossed. the dollar taking a dip. you see it on this side of the chart. obvious, big spikes to the upside. the dollar is actually higher up .25%. a bit of a down side move, but a spike, perhaps, some global traders seeing some geopolitical tensions moving the dollar there. we take a look at gold. we have seen this as a safe haven trade. it has pulled back since the election. right now, bold has piked up .75%. the upside move in the pre-market. you want to take a look at bitcoin. digital gold or other form of currency. up about .13%. seeing a move here perhaps after the news crossed with a spike. this is a volatile market with the down side move here. remember, bitcoin does trade 24 hours a day. it is hard to track what is movi

the nasdaq down 2.2%. for the

the nasdaq. take a look here we've got it down 463 points or 2.5%. russel 2000 down 1.5% or 36 points. the recoiling in part triggered at least by what jay powell said yesterday. that's when right during this hour, the federal reserve chair said in a speech that he "sees no rush to cut interest rates given the strong economy." and you know, we started to see stocks tumble yesterday or at least take a deeper dive down and it's following through today, and as stocks fell, bond yields spiked. the 10-year yield earlier today soared above 4.5% around 9:30 a.m. east erp this morning and right now it's at 4:428%. so, we're looking at bond yields pretty much staying elevated here but at least when it comes to stocks, the trump news feed takes part, at least, for part of the sell-off. we look at vaccine maker moderna it is the biggest drag on both the s&p and the nasdaq after the president-elect nominated vaccine skeptic rfk jr. to head health and human services. i'll pull up moderna for you but again as

not so much for the nasdaq. dow's off 3600, nasdaq down -- 360, nasdaq down 30 points.se. it just hit a new all-time high, then backed off, but it's pretty chose to $850 a share right now. >>> trump appears to be turning the other cheek with media pundits who have treated him, quote, unfairly. he met with joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. madeleine rivera joins me from the white house. what's trump saying about that mar-a-lago meeting? >> reporter: well, stu, he wants to have a free, fair and open media, and his comments come after his meeting with morning joe hosts joe scarborough and mika brzezinski on friday, their first meeting in seven years, and it took at lot of people by surprise given the criticism launched over the years. they're not endorsing trump but are looking to report on him. till, the backlash was acute online are. a fellow msnbc host seemingly making an indirect swipe saying normalizing trump is a bad idea, period. this morning scarborough talked about the reactions to their mar-a-lago visit. >> i will say also i just want to say, thank you, first

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the nasdaq down 178.he tech heavy trade is certainly feeling more of that pain as well checking in on the bond market over the past 24 hours and the ten-year yield at the 3:00 p.m. mark moving around and just to the down side and moving through there and 4.43% is where we currently stand. a little bit of stability there. the similar move in the dollar index as well. if you look at that, the dollar index is off .10% of 1%. a bit of that move around 3:00 p.m. higher around some of the remarks. the dollar index at play as well let's check bitcoin prices pause we have been flirting with the record prices. bitcoin prices still below 90,000 at this point up about 1% in bitcoin prices is a key focus. if there is one person outside of powell that can move markets, it's got to be president-elect donald trump he named robert f. kennedy jr. to be head of the health and human services secretary you can see sharp reaction in moderna and pfizer moderna taking it especially hard on that particular chart in the extended

the dow industrial up over 380 points at the opening bell, the nasdaq up 140, the s&p is up .6% a solid gain there, trump's treasury pick scott bessent is a big hit on wall street he is stimulating some of the rally, his priority is tax cuts you might call this the scott bessent rally. it came down over the weekend for bitcoin but now it's back challenging the 100,000-dollar mark 97500 at this moment. another positive, interest-rate slipping a little, the ten year treasury is below 4.4% expected 431. the two-year close to the tenure at 432. the two year yielding more than the tenure. an interesting situation, politics, borders are tom home and getting to work he will visit the border tomorrow he plans deportation then essentially states and cities he will charge them with a felony. 29 the climate summit is over developing countries are demanding more from $300 billion a year for climate mitigation, good luck with that trump is unlikely to pay a penny. the media sniping at trump's cabinet picks, a barrage of articles trying to undermine the incoming administration, this is the resistance

the nasdaq up fractionally, but solidly in the green. this action after what was a monster week for wall street that saw the dow, s&p and dow transports with the best weekly gains in a year. look at the chart here. you see the big jumps following the election. transports after the so-called trump trade. the dow and s&p both up just over 4.5%. again, big week for the markets. it was a bigger week for small caps. the russell 2000 coming off its best week all the way back from april of 2020. a big jump after the election. the big week to date move up 8.5%. we will talk more about small caps with our market guest. in all, more than 85 s&p companies are set to open at all-time highs. netflix and salesforce and mastercard. nvidia set to open up at a close to an all-time high. the market is closed for the holiday, but we are looking at a treasury of 4.3. the ten-year spiked 40 basis bo points. the long bond is the read on inflation expectations. we'll talk much more about that as well. that is the money set up. >>> after the best week in the ye

nasdaq up 2300 points, that is -- 230 points. show me the big winners on the nasdaq.rs is up 10%. take two interactive, 6. gilead sciences, 6%. tradedesk, 5%. constellation energy, there's the nuclear people, remember, they're up 4.6%. now we're about to see president biden. he's going to appear any moment, and there we go. we're going to listen in. the president of the united states. [applause] >> good morning. [applause] >> good morning, good morning. [applause] thank you. please. thank you. ms. -- [applause] good the see the cabinet and staff together. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you, thank you, thank you. please. [applause] thank you, thank you, thank you. it's good to see you all, particularly good to see my granddaughter sitting in the front row here. hi, how are you, honey? for over 2000 years, america's carried on the greatest experiment -- 200 -- many self-government in the history of the world. that's not hyperbole, that's a fact. where the people, the people vote and choose their own leaders, and they do it peacefully. and we're in a democracy. t

dow's up 600, nasdaq up -- 60, nasdaq's up 7 points. edward lawrence at the white house.eal with inflation? >> reporter: well, he thinks he can fix it through bringing energy prices, that's the core to his policy billion going forward. but, you know, the biden-harris administration dealt another blow with this report because of their legacy of the higher prices and higher inflation. the cpi ticked up overall. year-over-year, 2.6. core inflation holding at 3.3% year-over-year, and that has been the trend that tiki inflation -- sticky inflation staying basically constant. the federal reserve will likely say it's not enough to pause the rate cuts for the december meeting because they're focused on the softening labor market. >> i think what the fed and jay powell's got to look at is the supply side of our economy. the growth initiation -- initias to take place so as supply catches up to to demand. and that's all within the president's, the president-elect's, america first plan for increasing manufacturing, increasing production of goods and services. >> reporter: so numbers

nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> maria: welcome back. will at in senator bob casey finally conceding to republican senator-elect david mccormick in pennsylvania. >> that is right 14 days later casey conceding two weeks after election day, yesterday pennsylvania department of state saying it financed the initial count of all votes cast with the exception of contested ballots about an how about after that a post on x, democrat bob casey issuing this statement. >> i just called dave mccormick to congratulate on election to represent pennsylvania in the united states senate as first ballots completed penans can move forward with knowledge their slois were heard whether vote first to be counted or the last. >> concession marks the end of a tough senate fight marked by legal challenges democratic officials in several county election boards voted to count improperly filled out ballots, republican scenario-elect d

stuart: plenty of green, the dow is up 410, the nasdaq up 220, nasdaq up 1.2% dow up with the s&p, theear treasury yield, where is that this morning, it is going up a bit, 430. and we are 414 up the 2 year. donald trump and kamala harris will both make their last pitch to voters in wisconsin. mike tobin is there. that's the only county to vote for the winning candidate in the last six elections. what's the feeling there now? >> moving onto the next chapter in american history. if you total, and only one county has picked the president in the last 6 elections and that is where i'm standing right now. they voted george bush twice, and 292 votes, they picked joe biden, and from green bay from the rest of lake michigan, they have a diverse economy out here from shipbuilding to manufacturing, tourism and a lot of retired people. this is a window to what americans are thinking where the chair of the door county republican party feels the pressure to get every partisan voter off the couch. >> i am certainly aware of the tension we are getting. i'm doing everything i can to get as many people

dow industrials up 86, nasdaq down 42. the real movement is bitcoin at a new record high, just crossed $92,000 a coin as we speak, straight up all day. you are outside that meeting with house republicans. tell me what went on. >> reporter: donald trump's huddle with house republicans is like a homecoming celebration but also a game day peptalk. trump needs to whip the house gop into shape and in line so he can get his agenda through when he takes office. it's possible once all races are called, he will only have a couple seats majority, not a lot of wiggle room for any defectors. trump today seems confident that whatever majority they end up with won't be a problem. >> nice gathering. isn't it nice to win? nice to win. always nice to win. i guess you will be five up, looking at 5 or 4? doesn't matter. we get used to one for a little while. when you get used to one you get used to anything. >> reporter: trump's visit comes as democrats in dc are still reeling from their election defeat, some coping by turning on each other.

the dow would open up 80 points higher and the nasdaq doing the best up .13% here at the nasdaq, shareson earnings amazon up on earnings. we have been talking about shares up 6% you are seeing a theme two other stocks on the list, marvell and charter up in the pre-market however, last month, the major averages down across the board with the dow and s&p dow down 1.3%. the s&p down 1%. the nasdaq down .50% we want to check on the bond market ahead of today's october jobs report. the benchmark at 4.29. last month, that rose about 50 basis points also important to mention the two-year above the 4% yield. we are looking at energy, oil, moving higher on reports with tensions between israel and iran brent crude up 2.5%. close to $75 a barrel. >>> that's the money set up now. we turn back to the big money movers and big morning for big tech we kickoff with apple. shares are down just about 1%. fiscal fourth quarter revenue driven by the jump in services revenue. that category making $100 billion a year the q4 sales are expected to grow in the low to mid single digit. china sales slipping from a

let's take a look at the nasdaq, the tech-heavy nasdaq, see how we're doing there.down a third of a percent, down 57 points on the nasdaq. and let's take a look at some of thosbig tech names. we like the track 'em every day. they're all in the red but only to slightly. meta, apple, amazon, alphabet, microsoft all down. microsoft the biggest loser, down about seven-tenths of a percent. all right, let's take a look at some of these individual stocks, and let's begin with an old time favorite, dell. down this morning 11%. good morning, taylor riggs are. taylor, what's going on with dell? >> good morning, ashley. this stock has been up 86% this year, and so you're certainly seeing a big dr pepper today of about 12% concern drop today of about 12%. the forecast was lighter than expected. this is, remember, not only a pc maker, but really the top vendor and server maker for a.i., right? what powers a.i. with nvidia chips. they saw some orders being delayed because customers want to wait for the blackwell chip, that new one coming out. so they have the orders, they're just

the nasdaq and russell 2000 post back-to-back losses. this morning, in the green across the board s&p up 60 points nasdaq up 19 points. fractionally higher as well. we want to check the bond market ahead of the inflation print, ppi out at 8:30 a.m. eastern still moving close to july highs. moving about ten basis points yesterday with the benchmark now at 4.47. similar story for the long bond here up right now at 4.64% upside moves after that inflation report we also want to check bitcoin. steady above $90,000 after nearly hitting $94,000 yesterday. it is up .50%. remember, bitcoin trades around the clock. we want to look at the dollar index hitting the one -year high and gold with losses gold pulling back 1.5% since president-elect trump has been elected. you see here pulling back 7% this is seen as a safe haven with the certainty with the election and we know who's going to be in the white house investors are moving into bitcoin, a riskier trade we'll talk about that here on "worldwide exchange. that is the money set up >>> let's see ho

the giants of the nasdaq have been catching a bid driving the nasdaq higher by 0.8. nvidia the biggest upside contributor to the s&p by far about 25 hours ahead of its earnings release, renders a verdict on the overall ai trade. you can see nvidia up 4.5% right now. mixed signals on the consumer with walmart running to a new high on strong results and guidance while a weak housing starts number and softer quarter from lowe's pressures some housing relate the names. both the 10-year treasury yield and dollar index backing away from the top of their recent ranges, takes some of the pressure off of equities, while the s&p 500 does hover below its closing level from the day after the election. so that takes us to our talk of the tape. the key forces now that will tilt this indecisive market in one direction or the other. here to help us is investment management's dan greenhouse. >> thank you for having me. >> sure thing. we've, obviously, been, you know, a lot of rotation under the surface of this market but in aggregate kind of been on hold for a week and a half as i i

the nasdaq is up 330 points, all of them 2% up for the dow, nearly 3%, s&p 2%, 1.6% for the nasdaq, big gain. and look at this. tesla, a big gain there. investors like elon musk's association with the president-elect. up 30 bucks that is 12%. trump's win means no tax hikes on business, an end to kamala harris' war on corporate mergers and an end to at least some of the rules and regulations that hamstring innovation. all of this good news for stocks. good news for bitcoin too. earlier, it hit $75,000. right now it's 74 and change. trump is crypto friendly. harris, not so much. on the show today, we're waiting to hear from kamala harris. sshe would not come out to meet her supporters last night. we have yet to hear anything from president biden. so how did the democrats lose so badly? my opinion, they only have themselves to blame. it is wednesday, november 6, 2024. "varney" & company is about to begin. i feel nice, like sugar and spice ♪ stuart: that was inevitable wasn't it? james brown "i feel good." >> a good producer back there. stuart: we certainly do, smart music. it's being calle

the dow's up nearly 900, nasdaq's up -- 90, nasdaq's up 26 points. decide whether to uphold trump's trial verdict or dismiss it. lydia hu has the story. what do we know so far? >> reporter: good morning, stuart. we are waiting for this decision from the judge, but we know this is all about immunity and whether this new york criminal case must be dismissed since the u.s. supreme court decided that presidents are immune from prosecution for their official acts. stuart, right now the attention is laser focused on the judge in this case, juan merchan. he's expected to issue that written opinion sometime today. and in terms of timing, merchan delayed the sentencing until after the election, so today to's deadline for this decision is self-imposed by him. at hand is trump's conviction on those 34 counts of falsifying business records. you'll remember stormy daniels and michael cohen testified about the 130,000 in payments to allegedly buy stormy daniels' silence. now, trump's lawyers say it was wrong to admit into trial evidence from his time as president,

oriental rise holding limited doing the honors at the nasdaq.allying with major averages keeping up their tradition on gains on a presidential election day. we've got three hours until the first polls close, just one hour to go until we start getting initial exit polling data. that is the scorecard on wall street. the action is just getting started. welcome to "closing bell" "overtime." i'm morgan brennan. we will be all over the election with the issues that matter most to you

dow's up 600, nasdaq's up -- 60, nasdaq's up 15 points but in the green.&p hit all-time highs. we have retreated just a little, but we're still 43,784 on the dow. >>> trump has selected susan whiles to be his white house chief of staff, the first woman to ever hold that position. bill melugin joins me. what do we know about her? >> stuart, we know she likes to keep somewhat of a low profile, but she's very well liked and very well respected by donald trump and his inner circle. who is susie wilesesome she was trump's campaign co-chair for this successful 2024 campaign. she was trump's florida state director back in 2016. she previously worked for ron desantis and rick scott. she was also a scheduler for president ronald reagan back in the 1980s, and on his big election night win, trump the expressed gratitude for her during his speech. take a listen. if. >> let me also express my tremendous appropriation for susie and chris, the job you did concern -- [cheers and applause] susie, come, susie, come here, susie. chris -- [applause] come here, please. susie l

the dow's up 19, but the nasdaq is up over 100.he vix is lore, and it dropped after trump's election win -- lower. that's the fear gauge. it's down. kevin mahn is with us this morning. welcome back. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: take us through the various areas which might do well in a trump administration. start with defense. >> yes. our country desperately needs to modernize our warfare capabilities. president trump is aware of that, so i expect more investment going into those areas. likely benefactors, let's start with lockheed martin, the largest defense contractor in the world and the maker of the f-35 fighter jet. but look for ancillary benefactors as well like helmet aerospace. they supply the parts that help fuel the f-35 itself. so so lockheed martin, aerospace and defense, i think that's an attractive area to look at. stuart: next one, and i don't understand why, but health care is supposed to i believe both republicans and democrats are going to be insistent the about lowering drug prices during a trump administration.

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take a look at the nasdaq. the nasdaq very close if not at session high toes of 32 the 89 points -- 32 the 89 at 19,272. russell 2000 has been jerking above and below the flatline here. at moment it's down just a point. so it's the treasury yields. if anything moved, it was kind of the treasury yields. at start of the announcement, treasury yields were lower, then they started to trim the losses, began to rise. you can see from the 10-day intraday yield chart here. they're still down about 11 basis points to 4.32%. flip it over to the 22-year -- 2 2-year treasury yield, also now close to session lows after having recovered a bit from an earlier drop. you've bot the vix incredibly calm at the moment. in fact, it is falling by 5.65% to 15.35. it got very close to dropping below 15, and we were going to see a 14-handle. we have not seen that yet during this session. gold, well, gold has been up for most of the session here, and we do have it up about 1.if 333%, steadily climbing about $36 to $32 the 712 -- 2712. a

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similar story for the nasdaq.shares up 7.5%. followed by moderna, humana and palantir. looking at the benchmark, the ten-year, that yield at 4.38. kind of a wild ride for the yield on the bench mark in november, but keep in mind we saw a sharp move to the downside after bessent was named as the pick for -- by president-elect trump as treasury secretary. also kind of a wild wide for the yields so far since the election. right now we are a few basis points lower than we opened on the day before the election. watching bitcoin this morning, looking for the $100,000 milestone. right now it is about $98 thousand 470, up half a percent. it came between $150 of $100,000 on friday. >>> back to the latest developments on the trump transition. the president-elect making his pick for treasury secretary, scott bessent. he has been a vocal supporter of trump. he has also been a harsh critic of the biden administration's inflation reduction act calling it a dooms day machine on the budget. i'm joined by chris campbell, ceo of ad

of 71 and the nasdaq higher by 17 and a half. marketing october seen red in the october embassies lowered across the board, the dow industrial gun wanted at their present and the nasdaq down 1.5% and the s&p 500 over by 1%, the stocks tanking as the rising cost of a.i. sparked a selloff in the s&p 500 of 500 points on the nasdaq and s&p down 108 yesterday on that cost when we saw from a number of earnings a big tech. as we await the october jobs report a 30:00 a.m. and a full announcement says the full cost is right here, the european markets in the eurozone s&p 100 in london is trading up 48, the cat caught at 49 and the dax index higher by 89. in asia markets finish mostly lower, the nikkei average in japan down better than to have% on the session. back at home, the final stretch of election 2024, four days away until election day. 63 million people have ready cast votes in early voting. today's the last day that you can vote early in many states ahead of election day tuesday. get out and vote, donald trump it kamala harris wit

dow down, nasdaq up. jeff sica with me this morning.nvidia, the all-important report this week, wednesday afternoon. they're reportedly having troubleses with their blackwell chips overheating in some servers. know anything more about this? >> yeah, they're talking about it it has something to do with the shelving of the blackwell chip, and i think it's incredibly important because if you looked at nvidia's earnings which for the market which seems to have stalled, we've seen all the magnificent seven but nvidia come out, this is a very important report. and if, in fact, this yo heating issue -- overheating issue is real and problematic, it is going to negatively affect the earnings because you have companies like morgan stanley who are saying they could make about $10 billion on the blackwell alone. so wednesday you can't underestimate how important this is for the market. stuart: generally speaking, is trump good for a.i.? >> i think he's going to be very good for a. i.. i think, of course, when it comes to regulation he's going to li

nasdaq futures off 93.itcoin trading above $95,000 for the first time ever following the announcement that president-elect trump is considering a white house stance on crypto. you see bitcoin at $97,95. the u.s. investors have surpassed $100 billion in total assets ten months after the debut. you can see they are all up 3.5%. >>> let's turn to the big money mover of the day, possibly of the week. nvidia third quarter results beat estimates. demand for the a.i. chips booming. the company's forecasting the slowest revenue growth in seven quarters which, you know, just doesn't meet the lofty expectation of investors. nvidia's in the process of launching the new blackwell chips which will weigh on the gross margins, but improve over time. on the earnings call, the cfo said blackwell has been embraced by customers and will exceed the sales in the fourth quarter. >> blackwell demand is staggering. we are racing to scale supply to meet the incredible demand customers are placing on us. >> let's get more with james

the s&p up 16 points and the nasdaq up 85.ves in treasuries. generally big for bonds. decline in yields. keep it right here. have a great black friday and a great weekend. "squawk box" starts right now. >>> well, dom's got the look. he's going with black friday. the day after thanksgiving is casual. good morning. stock futures pointing to a higher open ahead of the shortened trading day. we'll show you what is moving right now. >>> it is make or break for retailers. which change could benefit the most from the holiday shopping rush. >>> and the ftc is launching a wide ranging anti-trust probe into microsoft. we have the details straight ahead. it is friday, november 29th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. happy black friday, we hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving holiday. welcome to "squawk box," right here on cnbc, we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with robert frank and steve liesman. joe and andrew are off today. we've got everything under

nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf.sting, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com. maria: we'llback good 3406r7bd morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is monday, november 18, 8:01 east coast i hope you are having a good monday morning time for hot topic of the president-elect trump rethinking k40is for treasury secretary after intercontinental debate over who he should nominate brooke singman in west papadopoulos florida with the very latest. >> good morning, maria, that is right president-elect trump more appointments named brendan carr chairman of the fcc commission trump says commissioner carr is a warrior for free speech fought against regulatory lawfare he will end the regulatory onslaught crippling america's job krifrz sure fcc delivers for rural america many nominated by trump in 2017 served top republican at fcc right now, carr thanked trump on dpi. saying we must dismantle the cartel. >> american people looking at

look at the treasury, 10 year treasury moving slightly lower, the dow is up slightly, the s&p and nasdaq down before basis points, 4. 26%. %. look at the oil moving slightly higher earlier in the session around $69 a barrel it is right there up $0.36 and look at bitcoin also moving higher, close to one hundred thousand. it up $2800, $95,000 per bitcoin. we got the latest read on pending home sales, the number. lauren: surprise increase, this is home contract signed in october that rose by 2%, the level is 77.4, that's a 7 month high, and encouraging sign that homebuying momentum is slowly building nationally. ashley: a lot better than new home sales but here's the big one that investors have been waiting for. the pce index. lauren: it came in month over month of 0.2% same as september and as expected. look at the core level, it came up 0.3% month over month and if you look year-over-year that's the number the federal reserve pegs their inflation target, that came in up to. 2.3 versus 2.1 in september, in september. ashley: we are expecting 2.8. a little less hot. see what that does to th

nasdaq is up by 126.ning barclays nearly $51 million for failure to slow certain arrangements in qatar. dating back to the 2008 financial crisis. this was when barclays was scrambling to raise funds from overseas investors in order toa barclays paid undisclosed fees to officials and funds involved in its rescue. and that its conduct in the capital raising was reckless and that it lacked integrity. barclays saying it does not accept the regulator's findings but withdrew its appeal of that fine citing the time that of course has elapsed since those events. what are we talking about here? 12? that can't be. has it really been that long. i'm thinking that we're talking about something that's been 16 years? 16 years. that's a long time. >> in other news in europe, italian bank is offering to buy a rival banco bpm for $10.5 million. it would merge two of italy's largest lenders. the purchase would be an all stock deal. you can see the stock there. unicredit off 4%. >> apple ceo tim cook is visiting china. the c

nasdaq up 57 points, .3%.looking at the russell, doing a little better, small-cap era 10-year yields, 4.19%. to alix steel and those folks who follow commodity, wti crude oil still below seven dollars a share. a little bit of green. caroline: looking at the sectors, consumer discretionary about .4%. looking into what is happening this holiday season, what consumers are doing. bloomingdale's is going full "wicked." i have been hit around the head with that marketing. i am that demographic. it is all about that musical. romaine bostick and scarlet fu spoke with the bloomingdale's ceo about the reason behind the decision to go all "wicked." take a listen from earlier in the month. >> bloomingdale's in asia and europe are flagship focused, so that is a big difference. i think the flagships have a bright future in the next 10, 20 years. not a problem at all. i think the problem is managing such a large footprint, and that will be a challenge sometimes. we have a chance to be in prime locations in prime all scum a s

the nasdaq 91 points higher. the s&p 500 up half a percent, 28 points higher on the news this morning that the u.s. economy added 12,000 jobs in the month of october, way lower than the expectation which was 100,000 plus jobs for the month of october and, of course, we are talking about the impact of the strikes as well as the hushes -- hurricanes as an issue here for the markets. and for the economy. great conversation, everybody. we so appreciate all of you, julia pollack, joel shulman, steve moore, john lonski and cheryl casone. thank you for joining us this morning. don't mis"sunday morning futures" this sunday on fox business, not on fox news, 10 a.m. eastern live. i will be here, and i hope you will be too, and we will talk with the arab-american mayor who recently endorsed president trump, and we will also talk with senator ted cruz and lara trump. have a great weekend, everybody. varney and company ten picks it up. stu, take the it away. stuart: here it is, the last big report on the economy before the el

the nasdaq is the best performer up .13. we look at the biggest gainers on the nasdaq 100.top. shares up over 3.5%. followed by pdd holdings. this is a chinese tech company. shifting as tesla is taking the number two spot. arm holdings and vertex rounding out the top five. the investors in europe are watching other developments here in the u.s. for their inn vvest investments. in the green across the board over in europe. the ftse 100 right now is the best performer up .25%. we want to check this on the bond market. the ten-year yield at 4.3. the two-year at 4.17. let's do a quick check of oil. oil moving higher. wti above $70 a barrel. similar story for brent crude off the highs, but still above $75 a barrel. that is the key sentiment level with brent crude. >>> that is the money set up. let's get to the story of the day. election day. voting throughout the eastern part of the country set to begin in 30 minutes on election day. the six voters in dixville notch already giving a first look at what a tight race it will likely be between former president trump and vice preside

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up 470 on the dow and up 230 on the nasdaq.ig tech mostly higher and one loser and amazon, nvidia, microsoft, alphabet are up but apple is the loser and that is down. here's interest rates, the yield on the treasury coming up and going up now. 4.33% and numbers straight down and back up again. 433. stuart: harris campaign wants everyone to know if elected to a second term, donald trump would be a dictator. debbie dingell worried about encampments. harris thinks he's a fascist. the message is clear: don't elect trump, he'd do bad things. how many voters believe this. it is fear mongering and par for the course. with kamala in the oval office, border stays open and can we handle another 8 million ill illegals? harris' green new deal is a climate core of activists and paying a visit to following rules and can't wait for a knock on the door. it's only fair. the teacher's union running education and did such a good thing in the pandemic and going on corporations and only a nigh norrecession and those fears are real, especially when

nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf.ully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com >>> welcome back to the exchange. rfk jr.'s plan to make america healthy again to be a problem for companies that make ultra processed foods or use artificial dyes. grotius like kroger and albertsons could see a boost because of fresh produce. bernstein echoing that sentiment and pointing out the plan to restrict the use of snap payment to be at greater risk to benefits than food. these are the most exciting times the industry has had a maybe 20 years. the most potential for people. is this ust a lot of noise. >> i think this is very real. we have seen upheaval and concerns about the weight loss drugs. now we have a change in administration with a surprise potential appointment to hhs. it will be interesting to see who gets appointed secretary of agriculture. it will be very telling about how serious the administration is. it will be interesting to see how the next weeks, m

the nasdaq almost flat down fractionally as well. it was a very solid week for the markets on the back of the election and the fed decision. take a look at the charts right now. best week in the year for the dow and s&p. the nasdaq finished up over 5.5%. the s&p up 4.25%. the dow, the laggard, but still good performance. speaking of the fed, jay powell and company handed down a quarter point rate cut and the comments after that decision, powell talked about the chances of another cut in the next meeting. >> we will wait and see in december. it's just -- i would put it this way, we're on a path for a more neutral stance and that's very much what we're on. that has not changed at all since september and, you know, we're just going to have to see where the data lead us. >> and taking a look at the market reaction to the fed. we call the s&p the broader market. take a look. the market's moving sideways throughout the day at 2:00, the fed rate cut. not much movement, but during the press conference, you see the dovish tone and the move in

where we stand going into the open this morning a holiday shortened week, the dow industrial 17, the nasdaq of 12, the s&p 5 500 higher by three treasury still pulling back after falling yesterday take a look at the yield sitting below 4.2%. in october pc index both coming out tomorrow morning before the thanksgiving holiday, bitcoin is pulling back from reaching 100,000-dollar milestone 92277. we're watching me choose under macy's delaying after williams the delivery expenses through false accounting, call stepping on cold reporting earnings are here, everything you need to know coming up within the consumer. take a look at the eurozone down 100 points, the cac rundown 48 and the dax index over by 109, nature overnight markets finish mostly lower, fractional moves across the board in n embassies as you can see very fractional, hong kong was the one winner but it was up just a fraction, joining the conversation all morning long wealth advisor president chris mcmahon is here republican strategist and madison firm lead attorney jonathan madison and cheryl casone "mornings with maria" is live

markets are doing quite well, dow is down 130, look at the nasdaq. that is over 1% gain, 105. abca25, does the trump rally have legs? >> this is going to run. i saw joy read talking about economy crushing tariffs, not happening, if we took away the tariffs, we are talking 0. 5% growth on gdp, we are going to unlock a new economic wave of growth, less regulation, less taxation and that is what the market needs. asmac we were talking about christine the guard, warning the world about trade wars, don't thing we are going to get into one? >> no. look at the stance, trump before he gets into powers is day one now everyone is at the table, let's actually collaborate, let's figure this out before we go and retaliate with tariffs so i think we are on the brink of much more resolution and look at the euro zone growing at 0.4%, they don't have the ability or leverage to engage in a trade war as simple as that. asmac any sign, england has a very far left prime minister. italy has a relatively conservative leader right now. where do you think the rest of the world is going to go? are they

that's helping the nasdaq.ump showcased his cabinet picks at bed min if steph is the -- bedminster. in this time around he seems to be operating differently. alexis mcadams, seems like the decision making is happening behind closed doors in mar-a-lago. >> reporter: hey, stuart, yeah. what better place to do it than in beautiful palm beach, florida? if he's working hard to try and confirm those picks, but frump's that he was going to shake up washington, d.c., and that's exactly what he's done with these cabinet picks so far. there has been a lot of controversy surrounding a few of them including pete hegseth who's back up on capitol hill today in washington, d.c. for some meetings. take a look on your screen, okay? this is new video that came into our newsroom. hegseth is trump's pick to lead the department of defense. he's having meetings with republican senators today, he was spotted there a short time ago. those meetings come as the 444-year-old veteran faces questions about his confirmation after a past sex

nasdaq winners, asml holdings up 5%., qualcomm, micron tech, all of them up in percentage terms 2% or better. the yield on the 10-year treasury hovering around 4.4 42 2%. earlier it had approached 4.5%. gold, $2,567 an ounce. keeps coming down. bitcoin now at 91,7. oil well -- only just below $700 a barrel. it had gone down to 67, now it's 699. nat gas, where are we? $2.93. the average price for a gallon of regular, $3.08. and for california you will have to pay $4.48 a gallon. >>> coming up, it's been over a year since hamas attacked israel. hamas is still holding hostage. families of those victims hopeful that president-elect rump can do something about it. -- trump can do something about it. one of the israeli hostages, we'll hear from his family in the 10:00 hour. >>> trump turning to congress for his cabinet picks with elise stefanik, matt concern mike waltz and matt gaetz. i will ask congressman carlos gimenez, can they govern with a tiny majority? chicago's mayor johnson insisting police in his city will not help

and the nasdaq composite, up 463 points for the nasdaq. that's a level of 18,904.in, all near session highs. and the u.s. ten-year treasury note yield surging up to above 4.4%, at one point we were north of that amount. these are the highest level of that benchmark gg oing back to july 1st, just to give you context there. key parts of the market to keep an eye on as this trump trade plays out. tesla shares, of course, elon musk is the ceo and the clowe relationship between he and the president-elect, helping to drive chthose shares up. bank stocks, very much up on this optimism about deregulation down the line, wells fargo up 14.5%. check steel makers up 15%. baker hughes on oil services, up 8.5%. on the other side, solarstocks like enphase energy, down 17.5%, perhaps some fears that we will not focus as much on clean energy in the upcoming administration. and bitcoin prices, kelly mentioned that, $75,348 or so, north of $75,000 is the current record highs. bitcoin prices up 7.5%, to $74,592. we talked about it, crypto currency, bitcoin, there's this optimism that

the dow is down less than 100 points, the s&p out with a two-point gain, nasdaq down 20 points.

, futures indicating a decline at the start of trading, stocks are lower, dow industrial down 92, nasdaq 1096 and s&p 500 lower by 19 and a quarter. after a broad-based rally yesterday, dow industrial finishing up 500 yesterday as investors turned their attention away from tech and lot names tied to economic growth, they're down duster 461 at 4:00 o'clock on wall street better than 1%, look at bitcoin hovering below $99000. bitcoin approaching $100,000 it is up again this morning as you can see, the rates look like this as we look forward to the federal reserve the summer reading and whether or not the central bank will hold back on cutting rates further the yield on the ten year john thune have basis points at 4.39% the european markets are mixed, check the eurozone as you see the s&p 100 and that there is higher but the others are lower, cut countdown 16 daxs indexed on 20, s&p 100 up. and h a big story, the shanghai composite was better than 2% on the session. in china hong kong also down 1.8% the other japan, korea higher. joining the conversation national review staff writer carolin

the nasdaq barely positive as nvidia is weighing somewhat.e out of the woodwork last month on a drop in mortgage rates. sales of previously owned homes rose 3 % from september. that was the first annual increase in more than three years, belief it tore not. now that mortgage rates are back on the rise, my guest thinks housing stocks will feel the pressure. tony zhang from options plate. . we spoke to home building analysts lately who are bullish, constructive. maybe you are not feeling the same way and what trade in particular are you thinking about here? >> yeah, i certainly understand why analysts bullish. mortgage rates are back on the rise here. you saw d.r. horton break below that major support level at 170. the next level doesn't exist until around 140. there is some significant downside where we are here today. >> d.r. horton below a range that you think is significant. would you short them? are they the only one? >> no, i don't think they are the only one. yeah, i think that this is now a time you can take a newt raul to bearish view.