one figure she used talking to head of nazdaq, stocks there up 96% i think you said during obama year, and we have seen dow double, that has been one of the bragging points, that is as much as wall street you know debev ills his -- bedevils him they he done well. >> they have, starting from a lower point, but people 4 years ago saw their 401(k) collapse this was horrible. they have reinflated a bit. but retail investors not participating, but what they had mattered. we have crowds here in times square, a lot come here to watch returns they is see fox news up there. and sony, if you whip around, they want to see fox, we have all monitors here, showing what is going on. but, what is going on, some markets have opened overseas with nikkei 225 in japan, and all ordinary index in australia moving, these are marginal moves. so, not a really big dial, but you have singapore, all right. >> never done this before, liz, fansing seeing you here. >> sir morton is here, a great proxy for companies that your clients, johnson & johnson and ford, and unilever huge. but what is sense you get. >> there

the dow up 14% over the last 52 weeks, s&p and nazdaq both 20% higher.ake that bears, joining me now, john lonski, chief economist for moody's capital market, great to have you here, looking at these numbers, year-on-year, that is pretty good. >> what fiscal cliff, right now we're up by 12% from our 12 month low. in terms of a month long average that is pretty good, investors are not as frightened as they were some days ago regarding possibility of higher taxes, for capital gains and dividend. lou: they are still in prospect, all of it is. we have folks introducing bills to defer the whole thing for a year now. and the president is making nice, he is talking with ceos, seeming leally almost every othr day. >> market thinks we have a kinder and gently barack obama, who knows that might be correct. but who knows, business sales show no signs of improving sig 1/2 cannily, we'll issue watching what happens this week into start of the holiday shopping scene very closely. lou: at what point do we just acknowledge we're sort of you know bumbling along, economic

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the dow and nazdaq losing today. s&p up. 3.5 billion shares were traded on new york stock exchange. moderate volume but what was about daily average before hurricane sandy. the hurricane, related stocks, sted strong rallies today. eaeaterials, makers of sheetrock up almost 10%. owens corning up. beacon roofing, up over 4%. one of the biggest losers was western union, fell 29%, mising on revenue, guiding expectations lower for the fourth quarter. lumber prices hitting a 19 month high, rising 10-cents a board foot, the loss of homes need to be rebuilt. and investors assess the impact of sandy, yield dropping to 1.68%. >> crude oil prices up 56-cents, joining us now to analyze what is going on with the economy. these markets, arthur lapre it is great to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: start with impact of the hurricane. to whether much is made too much made, of the impact on gdp growth or broad economy for next several months. >> it is just a temporary hit, i would expect from the storm. i don't think it will be long lasting or affect gdp growth. it will not affect the ream e

>> he is right, nazdaq was ready to open, all traditional electronic exchanges.y do electronically they were ready. it was just the new york stock exchange, which was not. when they didn't, and you know premier stock exchange. gerri: only 11% of volume. >> but still a big part, volume is interest first, it is with goldman sachs and all other places. gerri: charlie thank you, coming up, on a hard break, i would keep you here all night. >> please don't, i'm tired. >> eastern seaboard slowly pulls itself back together after hurricane sandy. some of the hardest hit people are small business owners. coming up, resources and tips people really love snapshot from progressive, but don't just listen to me. listen to these happy progressive customers. i plugged in snapshot, and 30 days later, i wasaving big on car insurance. with snapshot, i knew what i could save before i switched to progressive. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. you're not filming this, are you? aw! camera shy. snapshot from progressive. test-drive snapshot