nicole petallides standing by the stock exchange. delve into the numbers you will see good news and some not so great news. the one good thing i would say is listeners of pandora who are dedicated pandora listeners are loving it and listening more and that is the great news that they have gained some market share and it is up to 9%. the active listeners we have seen is good news up 80% but the growth of listeners month over month is slowing and that left some of the analysts wary on this one. and 5% for the moment. over 130%, listeners are listening more and more. melissa: time for some spare change. another summer getaway. cheryl casone in the hampton to show us how. a little spare change for that place. cheryl: a little spare change but there are a lot of ways to spend your change, the chandelier behind me. we took some pretty pictures, we show you the ground and everything, and $12.9 million, and if we want to rent it for the summer, just $550,000, that is from labor day, a little spare change. earlier we spoke with tim in davis,

nicole petallides is there. i will move to you, first, because the broader picture very ugly. only four dow stocks moving higher. tell me what you're seeing. >> reporter: the traders are seeing a lot of volatility, very hard to know which way to play the market, to buy the market, what to buy, when to sell it. volatility is soaring. volume is high once again, tacks on to yesterday's high volume. it could be showing the bears really are holding the ball on this one, at least for now. in the meantime, the big picture is that traders think that over the next near term, over the next few months you'll start to see the markets move up a little bit, but that will be selling opportunities. selling opportunities for the people who have been long the market, and then you say see it turn over summer. liz: jo ling, to go below 4,000 caught a lot of people's eyes, now about 12 minutes ago. let's get right to it, i'm seeing very few names moving higher. gilead sciences is one of them, but bed, bath and beyond and applied mate

let's talk about with nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange, and mark luschini, janney montgomery scott chief investment strategist who is here to tell you how to navigate this turbulent market. first we have scott shellady down in the pits cme. david: look at him. liz: ukraine, but also could do with what happened with bank of america. why the huge swings today on larger than normal volume? >> i think it goes to show you how skiddish this market really is. last year was a buy the dips kind of scenario. this year, you have to be more, last year you could have invented like neanderthal. this year you have to invest like a neurosurgeon. you have to be much more careful. the market is skiddish that way. people are selling strength and try to pitpick it back up later. it is a very skiddish market. be extra careful do your homework. and invest like a neurosurgeon, like a neanderthal. the guys hyped me are crazy. they think it was all ukraine. you could have argued anything today and would have had a good point. so we'll see. david: nicole we're looking core conviction on tra

nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange with a company joining it. >nicole: a name we know so well. still paying that off. $1.2 billion for criminal felonies that went along with that. we have been following this story saying it is recalling 6.4 million vehicles worldwide. obviously this is them being much more proactive than they had been in the past. in this particular recall this is 27 vehicle models including the corolla, highlander. take a look at gm, gm is under scrutiny now for not giving information fast enough to safety regulators and lawmakers who are delving into the ignition switch problems. gm down 2.5%. we are following the automakers. all of them seemed to be under some sort of tough stringent numbers. behind the pilot. a monster suv came under some tough regulations. it is good to be tough, we want to be safe. liz: they are highly technical, they have gotten so complicated, so technologically detailed we have to understand things can go wrong. thank you very much, nicole petallides. we just learned more about what the fed thinks about

nicole petallides is at nyse. tter, we saw it coming but they really took it on the chin. >> they really did. we saw numbers yesterday. we talked about user growth slowing that killed twitter. down 9% at moment. hit a new low. took down the whole social media group along with it. liz: the bell is ringing. [closing bell ringing] 3d systems, ceo was on yesterday. the stock moving around and moving higher. 3-d systems up. david: you see that 3d house they built? we'll try to get somebody on about that. let's look at markets. we do see a slight gain here, not a record. we were hoping for a record as we hear bells ring on wall street. we were close to it. well, maybe, if the dow finishes -- you know what? i think we are there, folks. liz: we are. david: i think we are there. we have not seen, we had to go up 41.3. wee see how it settles. it is so close, folks. this is the fourth time the dow traded into positive territory in 2014 on intraday basis but failed to finish above the 2013 close, if it settles below that but i

nicole petallides.k about how apple did because of their extraordinary earnings yesterday. >> right, they had extraordinary earnings. did well with iphone sales. seven for one stock split, raising the dividend. the stock is jumping at 8% at 567.77. david: wow. liz: we're waiting for microsoft and amazon. let's not ignore those, right? >> we'll see in nadella gets on the conference call. ballmer did not usually get on. he has a new wave and idea for what microsoft brings and open and more forward thinking. david: pandora is the little stock that could. we can't call them earnings because we don't know whether they will report a profit or a loss. we do know they could pop 10% or more in either direction depending what comes out. >> we're seeing options market showing heavy betting either way we'll look for listening hours and mobile ads and we heard a lot of that from facebook today. liz: up day for homebuilders on a day after we got new home sales. [closing bell ringing] here comes the closing bell, park

nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. cole what are you seeing there. >> we're watching stocks move to the upside despite the fact the company is saying this is not occurring. the reason they were popping in the first place, we were talking about the possibility of having these two companies getting together. this would be over $100 billion deal which obviously would have been among the larkest deals in the industry ever in the meantime. pfizer's stock is up 2%. astrazeneca is i here as well. the point of the story also, that astrazeneca has a whole cancer pipeline as well which really could be enticing to pfizer. we'll he will see whether or not this comes back on the table once again. back to you, melissa. melissa: thanks so much. before we go anywhere, something straight out of "back to the future." oculus rift users can combine their virtual reality headset with a wii d device to create a feeling being hon on a hover board. step up on to a wii balance board and off you go. probably coolest or closest thing to being rea

let's get with nicole petallides. let's talk about lagger. >> it sure is. see in the s&p 500 an all-time high han the technology names are not participating. facebook, with see has the up arrow but was in red throughout the day. the twitter and ibm was down and many are in the s&p 500 or the dow jones industrial average and they are laggers on the dow, indeed. the nasdaq is the worst the of the bunch as far as how it's moving today. cisco, jp morgan had an analyst reiterating say henesses a macr backdrop for major emerging markets. that's human for cisco. they represent about 8% of the networking giants ever the revenue for that company. so that is not good news and overall, the tech spector has been the weakest of the ten we follow so closely. back to you. >> thank you, nicole. well, should people start calling him the anti-bomber. new basically ceo is leading his first build developers conference when the company unveiled the windows phone 8.1. take a look at microsoft's stock since he took charge. it has jumped 9 proceedings, hittin9%, so under hisleader

let's go to nicole petallides at the floor of new york stock exchange. le, the stock is getting hit. >> stock is getting hit. the we have news pertaining to class action lawsuits. i will get to that right away, melissa. 55 punitive class action lawsuits are filed against general motors related to the recall. we're watching that as that is crossing. meantime they did come without with their numbers and posted lower profit after that recall. don't forget they are shipping out parts needed to replace those faulty ignition switches. meantime the results that they gave did top expectations for their redesigned pickup trucks in north america, but the big picture here, is that the first quarter profit did tumble in a big way. 88%. and this was due to the massive recall. and that we've been covering for some time here on the fox business network. so you do have them, that recall, overshadowing the stronger-than-expected earnings and as far as the, outlook for the rest of the year, the chief financial officer saying that the outlook for the rest of the year will h

nicole petallides takes a bite out of apple. >> reporter: what a great chart.presents what we've been seeing for apple and how it has simply taken off. so apple comes out and makes several announcements, including a stock split, that's manager we've been watching -- something we've been watching. also the fact that they're doing a $12 billion bond offering, and the orders are pouring in for that. apple had been hovering in the 530 range and has taken off most recently on all this news, so you are seeing everybody turning back after the earnings report, the buyback, the stock split. that has really put apple front and center. a couple of words of caution. number one, often when you see stock splits, it doesn't necessarily mean good news in the long term. sometimes some of these stocks peter out. and the other thing is some of the devout apple shareholders are still waiting for the greatest innovation from apple and the greatest new products. but, hey, what a great runup, and you can't deny that, and apple already has a great slew of products that people are lovi

nicole petallides is here with the latest on that one. >> we're looking at both volkswagen and also toyotaotor. we're talking about recalls, during very obviously tough time we've been focusing on general motors which is obviously receiving some fines because they are not giving up their news fast enough pertaining to their issues. this is toyota motor announcing five recalls. that will equate about the 6.4 million automobiles worldwide. it include the after 4, the corolla, the highlander. it talks mostly about the fact they're having to do this, they're being more proactive. don't forget, we all remember the unintended acceleration issues that toyota motor had back in the day. they just finished paying 1.2 about dollars criminal penalty to settle that because they continued to produce those cars without even knowing that there were issues. so i think a lot of the automakers, melissa, are really under scrutiny with the safety regulators. back to you. melissa: nicole, did a cheer bo off on the floor when the fed were released? you were right there. >> we did. market is running on the fed mi

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.d day today, 2%. >> that is good move by general motors, down 20% this year. it is up 2% at 32.56. with know ceo mary barra is working hard to answer questions about the problematic ignition switches which caused 13 deaths. they have announced departures from communications and human resources. john quad drone will move into the role of human resources division. mary barra saying on a blog, executives will be held accountable in the company's ignition switch recall. meantime she certainly has been having to answer plenty of questions to lawmakers and the investigation remains underway but a good day in fact for general motors today. melissa. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. so if the movie her, made you wish a computer could whisper sweet nothings into your ear, good news because ear computers are poised to become a breakout star of wearable tech. intel and google are working on hearables and nick hunn thinks the market for these beauties could climb to over $5 billion. nick, welcome t

let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. . >> melissa, we're taking a look at both general motors and toyota motors. we'll start off with gm here. there has been a real lag, overhang over general motors because of recalls that we spoke of, spoken of. you have the national highway safety administration continuing to follow that as well as the fact that you have a safety group calling for u.s. probe of the chevy impala airbags. we're also reading that the quarterly common stock dividend of 30 cents a share. let's look also at toyota motors. what is interesting about toyota motors we're seeing it under some pressure today. right now the stock is down 2.25%. this as the mid-sized suvs, some of the mid-sized s-uvs under the toyota umbrella failed u.s. crash tests. we'll continue to follow that. the worst performers in the tests were mazda motors and honda motors pilot. so, that one is significant structural collapse. that doesn't sound good, does it? stock is down 2.25%. melissa: nicole petallides, thank you so much. coming up we

nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. wow, a big selloff, huh? >> it is really a big selloff. when you see dramatic move in the nasdaq, down noted 2 1/2%, in the moves we're seeing, all three major averages moved into negative territory for this year, four fourth and biotech. as well as some other areas, i.t., health care, consumer services, all with down arrows. tough day on wall street. melissa: yeah, without question. nicole, thank you so much. biotech killing nasdaq. max fund.com cofounder, jonas max farris. scott martin back with us now. biotech index down five 1/2%. the biggest drop since 2011. a lot of momentum names getting crushed. facebook, twitter. what do you think is going on? is this a fundamental breakdown in confidence? >> this is fundamental break down in confidence in russell 2000, small cap, tech, nasdaq. there is just nothing else wrong where the fed improved picture on interest rates. emerging market stop collapsed. that index is not down. it is stocks 30, 40, 50, 60 p-e ratios and up. a lot of money went into etfs et cetera,

let's go to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. why is it down 3%?> what seems like good news, just wasn't good enough. so i will explain what is going on. the stock is down about 3%. they came out with some mid-stage study data to fight breast cancer. turns out that the findings were that it stopped tumors from growing for median of 20 months, twice as long as what is currently out there, however, pfizer was talking about using the findings to speed up the approval for the drug. learing swan thinks that may not happen. it is a long shot to take the findings. there were people who had hirer hopes for what research would find. they're somewhat disappointed. it is overall good news but however does leave questions. with that the stocks dropped. back to you. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. >>> to a delicious controversy brewing in the fast-food wars. yum! brands engaging in a game of chicken with one of its most bitter rivals. kfc parent company launching abu teak chicken joint called super chicks t looks like suspiciously like chick-fil-a. they are br

nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. ay we reported live here that there were going to be lawsuits that were dismissed on the see-through owe yoga -- yoga pants, that really should have been a positive. >> yeah, that should have. that obviously was a thorn in their side, but then now they've had their latest meeting, and all of the analysts are quite disappointed. they're starting to think that the company is losing their focus according to credit suisse, we've also heard from stern ag, basically bonderrerring what are. liu:'s -- wondering what are lulu's plans to bring the customers back to a company that has been beaten down and certainly has had several pr issues including the see-through pants as well as some comments from the ceo, the old ceo that really also hit the company. so you are seeing the stock to the downside. you mentioned earnings, and wanted to bring you right over here to halliburton, the oil to services company. take a look at the stock, it's up 3% for halliburton. they came out with their numbers and

let's go to nicole petallides who i hope is on the floor of the new york stock exchange and is lookingares of grub hub as they open today. nicole, are you with us? all right. let's take a break and get organized. we'll being be right back. coming up another spoof article bit onion, named larry ellison the most punchable ceo on planet. got us thinking. which ceos would be on the list. don't punch anyone though. we have a first on fox business exclusive with guys from "silicon valley." some are saying their portrayal is strangely accurate. >> what we're trying to do, well, you remind me of my son. he has got asperger's too. >> oh, i don't -- rstand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get perso

nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. jo ling kent at nasdaq. we've got you covered. let's start with jo ling. >> we're seeing a bloody scene here at nasdaq. it was worst performer of the day. look at some stocks that did not farewell. down more than 4%. vertex, bed, bath & beyond, trip advisor. the only stock to hold any sort of water, c.h. robinson, fared fairly well up more than a percent, keeping it together. the nasdaq created this problem and sustaining it. for the first time in a few days we've seen a slide, this two-year low of a slide. we've seen across the board momentum stocks, tech stocks, biotech stocks, all headed in the same direction. and that was down. david: chris, i want to do a little forensics here and find out what the trigger is. we know the motive, generally speaking a lot of people were taking profits off the table. what was really the trigger? was it china? they had terrible numbers on both experts and imports. earnings jitters. folks want to take jitters before earnings come back. a good jobs report. perhaps the fed. means the fed will conti

liz: nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. nicole?and liz, this group was impressive today, up 3% for some names. focus on united continental. they surpassed the rest, up 5%. on ubs upgrade. calling the stock a buy. a price target of 50 bucks. closed at 46.90. they see upside potential. they see accelerated sales growth for united continental as well as industry overall. that gave a boost to jetblue, american airlines and delta which were up 3%. i say that roughly but give or take, right? the group is looking pretty good here. it is worth noting liz and david, the transportation index hit a new high. that is the truckers, shippers and airlines and the index this year is the best of the bunch surpassing s&p, nasdaq and dow for year-to-date numbers. david: who would have thunk airlines would do so well. thanks, nicole. >> thanks. liz: we asked if the recalls would deter you from buying a general motors car and boy did you respond. they are flowing in very dramatically. our twitter page filled with heated comments on gm. jackie on twitte

let's get to nicole petallides.eople. >> talking about farm ville and the like. this is a volatile stock. right now it is down 3.7%. in the after hours yesterday it was lower by 4%, then higher by 4%. we are going to have a little changing of the guard here. pinkus, the founder of zynga will hold his role as chairman of the board of directors. the other gentleman who they hired from microsoft x box division came on board in july, he will be taking over the operational roles pinkus used to do. initially there was a nice pop in the stock on this one. you do see pinkus relinquishing his division and the analysts raised their target. stuart: they will always be the phantom pigs people to me. that is the way it is. check the big board's, we're 18 points, we turned positive and hour ago. a record watch for the dow, an all-time closing high. charles says the rest of the world's is on fire. look at caterpillar, a global company, they have done very well what they're doing outside the united states, the stock is up 2%, 1:05.

go to nicole petallides, pandora's stock way up and you will tell me why. nicole: i hope dream come true. right now up 1%. we are looking at pandora for couple reason. listening hours rose 14% in the month of march. the active listeners up 8%. the growth for these numbers slowed some but still show up arrows. the total u.s. radio listening share, the market share of the radio biz is up to 9.1% so pandora is up 1% in stock. stuart: sandra is happy. >> i am not arguing the stock but the services we use it in our household. stuart: when you pay $3.99 a you don't hear the ads. you are all hard. just when we thought we had set all they needed to say about high frequency trading and rigging the market listen to this. charles schwab came out and slammed high-frequency trading just an hour ago. here is the quote. high-frequency trading is corrupting our capital market system. high-frequency traders are gaining the system reaping billions undermining investor confidence in the fairness of our markets. >> it is unfortunate companies like charles schwab that have skin

david: with the help of nicole petallides we will go where we have been.n love with their products and their stocks as well. tesla and pandora not doing so well today. >> the highfliers tesla is down 2.2%. pandora and to raise their breeding but moving into a bear market territory. liz: day 3d printing stocks has been colt's stock south today among the biggest decliner dropping into negative territory. >> also was trading into the bubble we will see them pullback again today. [closing bell ringing] david: to stocks that did do quite well a lot of money some that has been around awhile. i am is up significantly. liz: it was the tough day for liam cent. david: all other indices will be below the 1% marco above 1% loss but what is being hit the hardest? the russell 2000 that goes across the board. that goes into the bigger names stocks when the russell 2000 aside add up to that. liz: must talk about names. pfizer's stock is trading

our own nicole petallides watching one major mover. le. >> hey, melissa, that is absolutely right. we have the fed doing exactly what everybody anticipated, which is continuing tapering program by 10 billion. we saw the markets gyrate to a certain extent, drop, pop back and basically back to where we started. dow is up 11 points. s&p is higher. talk about a major mover. look at panera bread, it was cut at bar kay, cut at wunderlich. the reason for that, snowstorms hit sales of panera bread. they had to cut their outlook and with that analysts began trimming price targets. barclays with equal weight and put a $174 target. that is not bad, up from 152. they still think there is upside potential. as the winter storm did hit stores that prevented customers to go in there and visit their cafes. that's why their latest numbers were somewhat after disappointment. that is why they trimmed their profit forecast. back to you. melissa: nicole, thanks so much. the white house may be ignoring numbers from fallout from minimum wage increase but other

nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. jo ling kent at nasdaq.cole, itg again today. here we go. >> it really does. we're sliding over last hour, just moments ago we were right near our session lows. the dow jones industrials, down 116 points. at 16,053. the s&p 500, down half a percent, 412 names out of 500 are lower. it shows you that we're seeing selling upon selling. nasdaq, i will let joe get into that one some more, we were down 3% yesterday. and we were down 3/4 of a% yesterday. what is interesting all 10 sectors we follow is are lower again. that doesn't happen too often f that were to occur only 7th time this year in 2014. this shows a risk of-off mentality. meantime the vix, the fear index up again. remember yesterday it was up 17%. today it is up 7%. financials also to blame. melissa: nicole, thank you very much. i get over to jo ling kent where a lot of pain has been to blame. nasdaq trading lower but better than yesterday, right, jo? >> yeah but we're swinging back and forth, sitting on a seesaw at nasdaq today. we saw the biotech index actually touch bea

also, now it's time because it is throwback thursday, to highlight nicole petallides as we travel back'm loving all your pictures. yep. this is friends academy in long island. 1989. you can see that. everybody shopped for their dresses. one of the girls is tonya of the diet. regular guest on fox. she's a very well respected nutritionist. it was a great group. we hit daingerfield of new york city for comedy and then to the hamptons afterwards. there is a story today about the hamptons and that the prices are jumping again for those houses because of wall street bonuses. >> you jumped on every '80s trend just before the decade was over and i love every one of them. the shoulders, the lace, the hair. >> the big hair. >> looks like no curfew either, nicole. we're going to talk about that with you. >> what did he just say? >> no curfew for you at the prom. >> no curfew. well, we were very good. we read a lot of books. >> you got to get back to work. the stock market opens here if 45 minutes. thank you very much. >> coming up straight ahead, this busy morning is not over, according to all re

liz: nicole petallides on floor of the exchange.biotech seeing red did? >> absolutely. those groups have been high-flyers when you see technology and social media selling off. then some of the sell programs kick in with the algorithms and you see selling happening. david: when you look at biotech etf you see what is happening. it was already beaten down. some thought it turned the corner but uh-uh. [closing bell ringing] >> correlation -- [inaudible] liz: that is a big cheer. david: i'll say. liz: closing out, closing out a rather ugly session, we're off the lows of day. at one point the dow jones industrials -- at worst point s&p barely off that. nasdaq at its worst point. down 119 and 110. russell is getting clobbered by 2.33%. david: nasdaq has not been this bad since 2012. it was down.28%. after that, it is the biggest downturn in the nasdaq for a long while, at least couple years. liz: of "after the bell" starts right now. liz: don't count out

david: time to turn to nicole petallides at nyse for more details. we talk about fast-food, casual dining and like. recently we're taking a look at strength in chipolte. look what happened to noodles and company, down almost 14% today. then there is panera bread. how did panera do? down 6.25%. what is going on with these two names? these casual dining names came under pressure because they're just not meeting expectations and certainly not coming close to matching the double-digit comp sales, the growth that we've seen out after name like chipolte mexican grail. that being -- grill. that being said, restaurant analysis, things, speed of service, go into play. so we'll see whether or not something like a difficult order pick up area such as that for panera can be fixed. can they bring traffic in to noodles? that's what we're watching for. liz: thank you, nicole. david: s&p futures closing, actually they closed four seconds ago. let's head back to bob iacino from the pits of cme. what sort of hint do we see what happens tomorrow? >> not a lot unfortuna

let's get to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange.rse the biggest laggard today. amazon among the worst offenders. >> everybody is worried about how amazon spending money on content and money and down 10% on amazon. david: some people talking about what is happening overseas. domestic news didn't help the market just like ford. we got bad news from ford leading to a 3% drop. >> it was an earnings disappointment. ford is down 3%. they have outpaced general motors. ford has been a great company but this particular quarter disappointed some of the analysts. >> investors did seek safety. that is not a surprise with news out of ukraine with a lot of tension but a number of utility names hit all-time highs. >> that is where the safety is, utilities. xcel energy is higher. we saw them going to treasurys and going to gold, up 10 bucks for gold. that is where the safe havens definitely were. [closing bell ringing] david: pandora, another 15% down! >> no good there. liz: here come the bells, closing out the week on wall street. let's see how th

david: let's go back to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. >> this is like the on-line videourns out 667,000 was us a disappointment there were high hopes for the market closer at 1 million. with that you see the numbers that are disappointment this stock is down 15%. certainly there has been enthusiasm with this stock over the last year it is up to 90%. with a beautiful run up but is the test day despite the beautiful run up with the nice 2014 as well. david: the futures are closing in 10 seconds. down to the pits of the of chicago mercantile exchange. >> you can hear the noise behind to be accelerating something investors looked at with the broad picture. we reached february those now we can go along to the bull market. liz: people should listen to him he is often right on the money. the u.s. population over the age of 65 will double by the year 2015 and insured patients increasing. former medical offices and operations will climb. how will the industry benefit? american realty capital health care trust earlier today it is different from the ipo. it did fall but the overall

. ♪ melissa: before we move on with the new york stock exchange we are with nicole petallides. >> watchingkoff up 35% shareholders are cheering this is the digital advertising company to put together buyers and sellers and news corporation as the investor venture partners and looking at this because the display immobile digital video market is expected to grow through 2017 with its advertising company. melissa: amazon sets the tv world on fire. spend it on the new home video system that and fail the the defense case -- the device just a little while ago. we are live at the amazon yvette in downtown manhattan i have apple to be. why when i want this? >> amazon said it is three times faster. it is the small box it works very quickly also we see the gaming con sole. added is $99 for the set top or $40 for the gaming handle. this is the way for competing with apple and to roku. it is $99. not necessarily bad amazon price member looking for. it is shipping today on the united states. melissa: what are you expecting? cheaper? >> amazon has put itself in a smart plays with the amazon kindle. they

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange. nasdaq was big decliner.all the social media companies, facebook, zynga, twitter down. >> interesting that it was technology. i shouldn't say just social media, it was a great group earlier in the day. by end. day, social media, look at facebook, down 5%. linkedin down 3 1/2% and twitter down 3 1/2%. liz: keith was on at beginning of the show, and he noticed outflow from equity fund. he pointed out bubbly names such as yelp and social media names are getting crushed today. look at yelp, seeing a big move to the downside. >> equity outflows is problematic. yepp itself -- yelp had its own story with the ftc looking to complaints from small business owners. [closing bell ringing] i will continue to look at the story. david: yet by the slimmest margin, we might just eke out a gain on the dow jones industrial average at least. the bells are ringing on wall street. all in the red right now. we don't know how it will settle. the dow fought back very successfully ending the day basically flat. the nasdaq came back ev

let's go back to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. f folks didn't see this come, nicole. >> we're watching twitter very closely. twitter has been under pressure. we read headlines that actually said user growth over at twitter has been slowing as mobile chat competitors are growing. that doesn't sound good, does it? let's break down numbers. revenue came in at 250 million, versus 241.7 million. a revenue beat there. let's look at earnings per share which came in at zero flat so we're watching that as well. there it is, earnings per share, zero, flat. estimate was loss of 3 cents. that's a beat as well. some folks were looking about outlook and concern for outlook 2014 overall. i read you the headlines pertaining to mobile chat competitors. the big picture here some closely-watched numbers such as monthly active user base that has been to the upside. it was 14 million up to 255 million. that is a growth number of 5.8% from december so that was good. we awe saw growth also in international revenue. first quarter revenue we saw that as we

liz: let's head bake to nicole petallides. she covered this stock very closely. s been for some time as we followed this story over in greece as they once again need to raise some capital. we saw the national bank of greece, it is a good indicator, of the country overall, liz, and what we're facing and you're seeing now the stock was down almost 15% today. so they are moving ahead with a plan to sell shares, raise capital, to the tune, over just $3 billion. they have goldman sachs and morgan stanley on board as global coordinators to help them do exactly this. so they need to raise this money here to keep on tap with all the plans and regulations set for them. greece certainly has to do it once again. they have their biggest lender now, they have to answer to and raise the money. back to you. adam: nicole, thank you. liz: we have s&p futures closing. want to head back to larry shover pits of cme. interesting indication tomorrow after what happened today. >> you're exactly right. this present environment remind me of late january or early february. the prerogative

david: nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange with more on this. >> looking at names, liz and dave, affected by this we're looking at e-trade. charles schwab, interactive brokers. td ameritrade. all of which felony where between basically four and almost 8%. to the group got hit hard. the question is, will core source of their revenue be eliminated by the regulators? they are looking how they get these payments that they rely on for professional trading firms. with high frequency trading in focus, the question is whether or not they are actually having the best order execution for their customers? or, are they simply looking to fatten the bottom line? that is the question. it is not proven one way or another. but just the fact that the regulators are looking into this, really put a damper on this group. as a result you saw them down for the week and down today in particular. we're looking at d td ameritrade at 4.2% at the moment. e-trade, the worst of the bunch, down nearly 8%, dave, liz, back to you. david: all right. thank you very much. nicole. s

david: let's let's go to nicole petallides. talk about one thing unfortunately didn't swing around.ed to a big loss. >> they told the federal reserve. they're looking at capital levels. after reevaluating they will have to stop buyback and dividend payments. [closing bell ringing] the stock is down dramatically. david: there are bells ringing on wall street. folks, we have a lot coming after-hours. we have herbalife. huge fight between icahn and ackman, will anyone win? is anything showing up looking at earnings report whether ackman's crusade against herbalife has any effect. as we see a split decision on various indices. dow jones, s&p, pulling out nice gains of the not speck lar gains, when you think where we came from, these are nice gains. nasdaq, .03 to the negative side. put that in context, liz, it was 1.43% to the downside. so a huge comeback from the nasdaq. liz: in fact a swing of 90 points all said and done for the nasdaq a lot of whiplash here. time for our front page headlines. pharmaceutical giant

off session lows, nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange.ing bank of america, the department of justice probing mortgage-backed securities practices as well. take it away. >> there's a lot going on. friday afternoon, you would think people would be wrapping it up. the dow is down 141 points, 25 points off of the lows of the day but the sentiment has been to the downside the nasdaq down 1.6%. concerns about ukraine down for the weekend of 3 major average less with the moves we are seeing companies like mcdonald's squeezing out gains and in to land goldman sachs. let's get to banc of america. the fact that there are reports the justice department is looking into $13 billion of banc of america to resolve these investigations. you have analysts saying these pullbacks in bank of america could provide a good entry point into the stock if you are one of the people who believes in bank of america, saying you may see it sell-off in the next few days but you can see stock under pressure. melissa: time for a little fun with spare change, taco bell said

let me get to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.e always picking through interesting names, what's catching your eye? >> reporter: when i'm looking at the broad market, we see the volatility. interesting to see the high fliers bouncing back. i watched nike and some positive comments, a leader on the dow, positive comments from steeple nicholas. positive comments from uws, and i'm, -- ubs, and i'm keeping a close eye on the bank. we are waiting for some findings, citigroup in particular. and traders kept an eye on what went on at the cme over the last hour, so they've been with watching there were some technical problems there at the cme which happens, right? you're talking about electronic markets. this is why you have humans. and they saved the day over and over and over again, and they're doing exactly that there in chicago. so traders noting that as well. liz: well, yeah. i mean, we're big gaps of the open outcry -- big fans of the open outcry traders. 43 different companies have sliced about 20% off their 52-week highs, whole fo

nicole petallides on the floor talking to traders and watching all the numbers. cole: i don't think they expect what the market is doing. tough for them to gauge it. we have certainly seen that on the dow on track to close again, we don't normally see that, that is a big move. you mentioned the nasdaq, down 129 points. how often do you hear me say that? probably never. down 3%. lower by biotech, they have been crushed so w we're watching thoe particular names and those groups getting hit the hardest but also financials, consumer discretionary's. we don't normally see all 10 sectors finishing in the red. still 40 minutes left but that would be the seventh time this year. over at great wolf talking about we have seen the market worsening. 90% decline. sometimes in the market with the big selling the next day you see buying. that could be the case. don't forget also the major indices now have crossed below monday's low. liz: we only have 39 minutes left. she made the exact important point, what happens in the last 39 minutes is very important. will the smart money co

liz: let's ask nicole petallides from the exchange to find out which three. >> they came out with theirue growth slow egg. -- slowing. we saw a 5% drop for visa but that accounted for over 65 negative dow points. goldman sachs and united technologies dropped more than 1%, all three of these names, visa, goldman, united technologies accounted more than 2/3 of the drop in the dow jones industrial average. seems wild. it is a weighted average. when you see big moves by some of the big movers that is something that accounts for it. just to give you the big picture, the dow is made of 30 stocks as we all know. 22 were red and eight were in the green. back to you. david: bad to see stocks like sees is a go down that much. thanks, nicole. liz: visa is huge. putin making comments about visa because they banned transactions between some russian entities. david: charming man. liz: that was real charmer. that was fun, alan, in the pits of cme. what do you see at close. >> there is no alarm here. it is getting loud. we're closing above we closed last thursday. on the week we're actually positive. i

liz: let's head back to nicole petallides. she is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. i get excited over storage chip-makers. we're looking at micron. the stock is doing great. great to have shareholders nice bullish move here. we're seeing stock upver 40 cents in the after-hours for micron. the numbers for revenue came in, beat the street. 4.11 billion, versus analyst estimate of 3.99 billion. a beat there. as for earnings per share in the second quarter. 85 cents versus estimates of 76 cents. that is good news as well. it is a little bit higher coming off the highs in after-hours. it closes at $24. 24.16 for the bid ask. the analysts were anticipating there would be strong demand for chips. we have seen that at higher prices. they did well, particularly well in the flash products which was up about 11%. that is great news for micron. back to you. david: thanks, nicole. appreciate it. liz: s&p futures are closing. we want to head back to chris gersch in the pits of cme. chris, we have the big jobs number tomorrow. >> we have the big jobs tomorrow and looks like trader

liz: let's head back to nicole petallides. she is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nic?ers did so well, zumiez, abercrombie & fitch and urban outfitters. let's focus on urban outfitters up 4%, up a buck 46. they came out and disclosed they expect the first quarter comp sales to grow there, to be down in the low single digits. that is not so great. however, slightly better than what the retail analysts had been expecting and thus you do see urban outfitters managed to do well. it was certainly a winner in the retail sector. as i mentioned some others are up 3, 4, 5%. great day for retail. david: thanks, nicole. liz: s&p futures closing. let's head back to todd horowitz from the pitts of c-m. -- cme. >> another record day and looks like it will close at absolute high of the day. watch the jobs number on friday and keep an eye on the nasdaq an russell. those are giving some warning signs. liz: friday the big day. david: todd, thank you. microsoft kicking off its three-day developer conference today. there wasn't a ticket available. ceo satya nadella facing tough questions f

david: you know who is keeping track of all of that, nicole petallides on floor of nyse.appening? >> we have you covered here on fox business network. watching pandora closely. beat on top line but stock is to the downside because of forecast. earnings per share, loss per share, no earnings to speak of. 13 cents loss versus estimates of 14 cents loss. that is good news, right? slight beat there. when you come in with revenue numbers, you see revenue 181.1 million, versus 181.9 million. a beat there as well. analysts, you're seeing it closing value at 28.20, yet the bid ask range is in the $25 range. that is why you're seeing that. that is the forecast. meantime quick touch on listening hours and such that grew 12%, to 4.8 billion for the first quarter. then the active listeners, that showed a growth of 8%. and that was number of 57.3 million at end of march for 2014. still seeing the growth for pandora but the outlook a little less than what analysts were hoping for. that's why you're seeing the stock to the downside. one to watch for tomorrow, liz and dave. liz: thank yo

nicole petallides a six 1/2% jump for netflix. >> pretty amazing this stock moving up not quite 20 buckse're seeing the upside as numbers beat the street. let's talk about what they're talking about streaming and subscribers an comcast and the like. streaming members for the latest quarter, 47.84 million. that tops estimates of 46.69 million. they noted the stock is to the upside. also, we talked about the possible pricing changes. we may see that, one to two dollars to the upside. so we may see that for this particular company for the plan. we'll see whether or not they move that, with 7.99 a month. they talked about comcast. they're not too hot. they oppose the merger between comcast and time warner cable. we continue to see some of their numbers here growing as far as new members here. this is great news for netflix which is already up 110% over the last year. so far looking good. likely to see it moving to the upside tomorrow. david: looking good. those who are netflix subscribers like myself, nice comfortable period before there is price increase. even if there is an increase, i thi

let's go right to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange and let's start with ford.nging] gm has gone negative and ford is up almost 5%. >> ford had the bets margin in eight years lead by the f-series. liz: toyota is also higher, we should mention. let's look, here we have the bells ringing on wall street on another rally day. david: another rally day and a record for the s&p. the dow jones is actually not very far from a record. the record high intraday for the dow jones actually end of day was 16,576. as you can see we're only a couple dozen points away from that. so extraordinarily good day for the markets in general. as you said, liz, this is the second day in a row. liz: yes, indeed and the 7th record for the year so far for the s&p 500. as we join the markets finishing up today we break down today's biggest moves. we have john towey, usaa investments vice president of equity

david: let's go back to nicole petallides at the nyse for more details.rking busily there. >> yeah, i am. when these earnings comes out a lot comes in bit by bit and i want to make sure i have the latest for you here. alcoa, you do see the bid-ask. trading to the upside after-hours. earnings came in beat the street, nine cents versus five cents. we look at revenue, and revenue comes in line at 5.5 billion, that is right in line with estimates. what is interesting about revenue they have been faced with aluminum prices that have been flagging that was driven by global oversupply. that may have cut into revenue. but they cut production costs over the quarter. they closed some expensive smelters. they talked about global demand for aluminum rising 7% in 2014. you know what, liz and dave, what will help alcoa going forward, is lightweight aluminum products for cars and airplanes. the automotive and aerospace industry are two sectors that bolster demand. that is something we're watching as well. >> thank you, nicole, the new ultraone truck wheel. s&p futures c

stuart: let's break away from this and go to nicole petallides, yelp is down big again, what is happening now? nicole: a couple things happening. twitter came out with their numbers, sympathy with twitter but coming out with its numbers "after the bell" the stock is down 4.8%. social media stocks beaten down this year, vs. last year weather hitting all-time record highs. watching facebook, linkedin, yelp and twitter, to the downside, many are down 20% so we are waiting to see what they say "after the bell". i have to tell you rosenblatt saying the declines we are seeing in yelp are buying opportunity. they see growth potential for yelp in particular. obviously low in front topping them as well. so this is one to watch and the next we will keep an eye on linkedin who will come out with their numbers on may 1st. their revenues are growing, and that was a disappointment, user growth was not what analysts had been expecting an easy twitter getting hit hard. stuart: that is our cue to take a closer look. stock is down 10%. not enough people signing up. people who are signed up by not tweeting

oh, yeah, it's nicole petallides. she joins us live from the trading floor next.t report and score allowed him to identify and better address the issue. then drive off into the sunset. experian. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> we are back with a fox news alert. the labor department just releasing brand-new weekly jobless numbers. nicole petallides is live at the new york stock exchange with the breaking news. nicole, good morning. >> good morning. so the numbers coming in, you have 300,000 claims coming in here for the last week. that is slightly better than what the analysts had been expecting of 320,000 claims. the prior week was 326,000 claims. this is good news overall and the jobless claims number in the u.s. declines to the lowest l

scott kennedy, from the new york exchange nicole petallides, from bermuda john lakefield, charles paynew york, write to the market please. i say the economy looks weak and there is no help in sight for the federal reserve. is that why we are down again today on the stock market? >> unlike last year's this year given any excuse to go lower we do, last year any excuse to go higher we did. clearly the asset price something has got to give, total market cap bigger than gdp. we need to find some growth or we will see a correction and we started that now. the question is how wrong and how deep but we are on that trail and it will be a healthy thing for the economy and the market. stuart: what do you say? is the market going down? >> i don't think the weak economy is helping any. it continues the same. is bad or good and the same. what is happening is the emerging market, first talked-about tapering, sold off. the u.s. market, the u.s. phenomenon, starts to catch up with the emerging market. that has a lot to do with what we are seeing now. stuart: your explanation for the market sell-off. cha

"fox business" network's nicole petallides has reaction from the new york stock exchange. continue to show growth and jobs added. 192,000 jobs added. a little less than what the analysts expected of 200,000. you still have obviously the labor force participation rate not so great. you still have people frustrated. the other piece of good news in this jobs report is that the prior two months were revised slightly higher. so another 37 jobs were added to january and february. so that's good news there. >> and we need more jobs created. it's interesting, we had michael lewis on earlier in the week, nicole. his book called "flash boys" had quite an allegation, that wall street where you're working, is rigged. >> you know, it's a tough one to stomach. when i talk to the traders on wall street, there is a few things that they would say. they would say that high frequency traders do have a bit of an advantage. if you're buying 100 shares of apple, you probably don't care if you lose a penny. however, if you're a retail investor and you have a pension fund or a mutual fund and you

nicole petallides at the exchange. liz macdonald right here.day with the major average mostly down on the year. do you think this is the column before the selling storm hits us? >> that is hard to say, stuart. i'm not seeing the jitteriness out expect if that were the case. this is probably ahead of earnings. they may prove more resilient than people think. in which case this is probably stable, steady as she goes. stuart: your thoughts on the prediction. >> as a farmer once told me, if you bet on the world ending and you win, what do you win? we will go with the fact that we think some of these things are going to gyrate sideways down here, but ultimately we will see some correction. stocks could go lower from here but at the end of the year we will put 10% on the market. stuart: i think all of us will take that. down year for the market so far. maybe some good companies are on sale right now. what do you say about that? >> i think ultimately i took my stockpicking combine and through some things in there to come up with some things i want to