before that let's go to nicole petallides on floor of no. the dow is up -- new york stock exchange. it is not enough to make up the for all the losses past couple days but homebuyers are getting a boost. >> absolutely. we had a tough start to the 2015 but today a big picture. one of the reasons we're seeing falling yields. 10-year yield has fallen 8th day in a row, 1.5%. kb home, pulte homes, are up four, 5%. david: all-time highs to talk about. walmart, target, macy's hitall-time highs. >> first dow component i should say to hit a record high in 2015, walmart. jcpenney, so many retailers did very well. there were positive comments from analysts as well. david: oil is up a little bit, not a lot. how are the oil stocks? >> it is down seven of the last eight days. [closing bell ringing]. up arrows with the energy names. that is one of the reasons we saw up arrows. david: look at bells ringing on wall street. i think we missed the final ring but trust me they rang. we have a lot of up arrows to talk about. all the indices we focus on are trading above a full percentage point. biggest w

let's go to the nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. ing the dow down about 100 points. technology continues to be the loser of the day. later in the day we will get some news out of apple. a lot of tv names to watch. concerns about the economy. concerns about that earnings numbers. a strong u.s. dollar. some of the companies are still certainly talking about a strong u.s. dollar and how it is hurting. we continue to follow. it came out with its numbers. we are seeing utilities give it a go and try to stay in the green there. the big picture is it is selling upon selling today. i know it has been between green and red recently. the transports in the russell are all lower. though global growth story continues to be a worry as well. melissa: thank you so much. insisting the nfl may owe his team heartfelt apologies. >> if the investigation is not able to definitively determine that our organization tempered with the air pressure in the footballs, i would expect and hope that the league would apologize to our entire team, and, in particular,

let's go to nicole petallides.happened to turn us around, by the way. >> retail is to the downside. but oil below the $48 mark. the market is moving along with oil. oil at 47.75, down $2.25 a barrel, that is putting pressure on the vix, jumping 7%. david: vix is back up to 20. came down to 20 but back up to 21. talk about what that is doing with oil stocks? >> some tried to make it a go and have a bit of a come back. conocophillips really never came off the lows of the day. transocean tried to give it a go, big picture, that start overall because of energy and some other reasons energy has been negative. david: interesting to hear teddy weisberg was buying oil. interest rates way down and bringing financial with them. >> the financials were lower indeed. [closing bell ringing] david: twitter one of the few bright spots in the markets. the bells close on a wild day on wall street. no other way to describe it. all indices are down. again these numbers could be a lot worse than they are. if you start at bottom the rus

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. at is driving the trade today nicole? >> we got used to back and forth action and big swings on wall street. after losing 540 points last three weeks. you have another 60 points. you're down 600 points the last three weeks. a lot in part is looking at oil. oil is down $2.35 a barrel. you have the imf cutting its global growth forecast japan, china, eurozone and latin america and the u.s. is the glimpse of hope. you have mixed bag with earnings and such such as johnson & johnson. concerns going forward a strong dollar affecting them. morgan stanley which missed its numbers. i shouldn't leave out danbury resources. some energy stocks are lower. that is big laggard for the s&p 500. we have winners cheesecake factory is new high. one is delta or american express. you're seeing the market under pressure. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you very much. president obama is pulling out all stops to win bag the middle class starting with a shiny new proposal tonight. the state union plea will

we need to get to nicole petallides. we're also bringing in traders on the story. le, i imagine it's chaotic on the floor, but say executives from two companies met last week, which would have coincided with the consumer electronics show where both samsung and blackberry were on our air. of course, they didn't mention a word about this, if it's true. >> who knows where they collaborated on this. as we noted, this is dating back to last week, hush-hush. the two companies note discuss this offer. you can see the stock here jumping up 21% right now. it's up 2 bucks. what a great move for blackberry. obviously everybody talks about blackberry, what a great product it is for security and the like this. move here, and you talk about the price range possibly $13.35 to $15.49 and you are seeing the stock jumping, so is samsung recently approaching blackberry. >> i was with john chen of blackberry, in right hand he is gripping the blackberry traction. jack, bringing up to scale, can you imagine blackberry linking with samsung? that's a pretty incredible idea here, in a good

david: nicole petallides is at the nyse.lly recover from triple digit down day here. i am wondering ecb, says the european central bank should be thanked for that. is that what traders are thinking now? i haven't heard much of what the ecb is doing last several minutes. we've been waiting weeks for more about it. however i can tell you we had a 240-point swing from top to bottom. lori: so, nicole, earnings after the bell, intel and netflix. netflix has a habit of making big moves on heels of its earnings reports. >> no doubt. we're expecting big moves indeed. stocks will swing one way or another. we're looking for big number of 57 million. [closing bell ringing] david: looks like the dow is managing to push into positive territory. it has been up an down and up and down. it really started severely to the downside. we had china's numbers coming out early in the morning. they were better than expected. only index is down russell 2000. small and medium sized index is -- david: down full half of a percent. ibm and netflix we'll

let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. about 2:30 eastern time this afternoon is when the market began to slide, get close and into triple digits. that was about the same time news came out from greece that their left wing candidate was up in the polls. they got their election sunday. did that have anything to do with it? >> i've certainly been talking with the traders and reading about it. we go to the story about the greek elections, the eurozone as a whole? what happens to greece? do they consider leaving the eurozone? we've had a great week on wall street, could be people taking money off the table after a great week. david: that's true. oil down again, refiners were up. valero had good numbers. >> i was talking with mark newton and he said that, we saw gains abroad and home and sector rotation where we saw energy and discretionary. david: ups not already, a 10% drop, how about that? >> they're going to do pricing going forward. right here domestically they had problematic numbers, down about 10%. david: from bad to ex

we want to go to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. big drag today.rrel. >> everybody on wall street mesmerized. we're below 50 bucks at 49.82. took a lot of names down with it. >> hi, nicole a stronger dollar, right? >> a stronger dollar puts pressure overseas. down 5.25, coupled with how much demand will there be for oil machinery. adam: nicole. people are nervous. vix hit a three-week high. what is going on? >> no doubt. this gives you a sense of fear and volatility become are seeing. lori: one stock to the downside, merck. >> ebola tries good news. they have a lung cancer development from a skin cancer drug. that is also good news. the stock is up 1 1/2%. and bernstein raised them to outperform with a $68 target. that is $10 higher than where it currently is at the moment. on a day we're down 327 points. we're about 30 points off the lows of the day but certainlies that been selling across the board. oil in europe seems to be the culprit. [closing bell ringing]. lori: the bells ring on wall street. adam: the dow closing down 324 points. hasn't set

fox business network's nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. e. >> hey jenna. i saw the chart you had some red and some green. we've had over 220 point swing top to bottom. right now we're holding gains and may see a row of gains at least in part where we heard the european central bank where they're instituting a bond-buying program through september of 2016. with that, let's look at some leaders on the dow jones industrial average. the financials are doing great today. goldman sachs is a real winner unitedhealth and boeing are among winners on the dow. airlines are hitting highs united continental and delta, gave a great forecast going forward. blackberry, we'll follow that story. netflix is up 20%, adding subscribers. ebay a winner. on downside we're seeing american express. that has been a real laggard cutting jobs and facing bad loans. that is problematic. lands end has not sold as much cold weather gear, so that is a loser down 20%. we're up 89 points as i take it back to you and looking fourth day in a row of gains. jenna: don't forget to

nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange, what's leading the market is tech.ng up, a big apple supporter. apple really getting a boost today. >> reporter: no doubt, apple doing well, and a lot of the names that go along with it, ibm, hewlett-packard, microsoft, techs did very well today. when you look at the three major averages, nasdaq, the tech-heavy nasdaq up 1.8%. all three of the averages are positive with the move for 2015. cheryl: you also had all-time highs on the dow today, who did you watch? >> reporter: saw walmart, home depot and united health. walmart was the first on hit a record high in 2015, and the others joined in. home depot and united health, united health up 4.7% right now. david: i was talking to one of our traders when oil is a buy. he said when you see oil go down and oil stocks go up. you saw a little bit of that. oil ended up a little bit today. down into the $47 mark per barrel and these stocks were still in the green. >> reporter: interesting, people were buying back energy, valero up 5.6%. i don't know where the oil bottom is. you

nicole petallides at the nyse, joecuseec and scott shellady. i wonder on a day like today when people are buying just about everything, do traders care if the companies are making money or selling products? this seems to be all based on the fed. >> yeah, i think what traders care about is volatility, and we're loving it. this has been incredible. we're not looking at the numbers, per se, we are going to start to going into february, we have earnings coming up. but the volatility has benefitted us, and you see we've retraced five down days and it's been spectacular. one caveat here, not a lot of volume. we're not seeing the type of volume we would like to see as far as new buyers and new money coming in. that is one of the caveats. cheryl: stay on the point of volatility, scott shellady, the volatility did fall, you have a strong case to be made there's a lot of confidence today in the market. >> after the last five days, i don't know if you can say there's a lot of confidence in the market. maybe weak shorts going into tomorrow's number, and i'

liz: back to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.n oil, and then into the close it lifted the entire sector. big move. >> right? this has been a group beaten down last year and this year as we started off. and today seeing uparrows from valero, halliburton, and the xle is the compilation of many of the names together. a winning group into the close. david: of course, the reverse of that is the airlines, talk about that later. amazon. we saw it jump in after-hours. >> i don't think people expected it to continue with that momentum and such force. it's closing up 14%. that's a huge move on great numbers for earnings season. liz: and then of course microsoft on the flipside, worst performer on the dow, can't shake the numbers it reported earlier this week. >> right. it's a loser, 40, 41, under pressure, we had cat pillar and jpmorgan for the month as losers. today's loser is definitely microsoft. david: visa? >> visa, stock split and a winner. liz: i got to hear it, it's a friday. here come the bells on wall street. david: down 248 poin

nicole petallides at new york stock exchange and brian battle at the cme. nicole, i want to start with you. normally we start with you cme but we'll start with you. there is late-breaking news between the european central bank and german central bank. germans are sticklers, if some country goes bankrupt we don't want to pay the bill. >> right. david: is that why the market popped the in last half hour? >> it very well could be. i haven't confirmed that from "der spiegel" myself. that is one of the big bones of contentions, worries about one of the big players in the eurozone, germany in particular. that really shields them from the losses of other countries, like greece, spain, italy, portugal, some of the more tempermental countries. that would give them a little bit of a safety net with. that we certainly saw everything bounce back here on wall street overall. we have had extreme selling on wall street. you could argue an oversold story. we saw all up arrows. not only equities but commodities. oil and gold and 10-year, 1.81%. there is a correlation between

nicole petallides outside the stock exchange. let's go to the economy. disappointing growth in the last few months, only 2.6%, the editorial board, the economic plan is not working. what is going on 1 quince 6% growth? >> this president's economics is fundamentally a tax and spend economics. we layered american business with red tape, higher taxes and health-care uncertainty and the economy simply can't take off. we got able-bodied people out there who can't find a job. this economy continues to limp along. >> one number that jumped out on this report was consumer spending was okay, it was 4.3% but when you get to where consumer spending by far the biggest spending item was health care. does that mean that people were trying to get to the doctor to get their insurance cover whatever they wanted covered by the end of the year or was it people that had obamacare policies that found out the deductible was so high they had to write a check? >> it could have been both. you add the deflationary fresher we are getting from abroad, it is not just our economy tha

nicole petallides on floor of nyse with details. nicole?> david, liz, we're seeing the stock higher after-hours beating on top and bottom line. getting to the spin-off, ma liz is a mayer has been under scrutiny how she is trying to turn the company around. some activist shareholders including starboard, really wanted was essentially to break the company up into two distinct parts. certainly seeps that is exactly what they're doing. they unveiled a plan, tax-free spin-off remaining holdings of alibaba group. don't forget they have 15% in that. so that is what they're doing. they also said this will be completed in the fourth quarter of 2015. the key is that this is a tax-free spin-off and so that will be done without taking a big tax hit. because that was one of the very big worries. marissa mayer can focus on turning company around and struggling addition play business she is focusing on closely. thank you. liz: nicole, thank you very much. david: strong u.s. dollar has a huge impact on companies that sell goods and services abroad. liz: wh

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> let's take a look at ups knew that this thing would open up about $10 to the downside. that is a loss of nearly 10%. disappointing holiday sales. they have to think about their pricing. they came out with embers that are weaker than it. fedex reaffirming their 2015 outlook. also, liking what they see with fuel and oil. you are once secure investment could soon be taxed right out of your hand. what it means for your kids college fund. the controversy around american sniper. despite the harsh words cleaning up at the box office. piles of money coming up. ♪ isn't the only return i'm looking forward to. for some every dollar is earned with sweat, sacrifice, courage. which is why usaa is honored to help our members with everything from investing for retirement to saving for college. our commitment to current and former military members and their families is without equal. start investing with as little as fifty dollars. please fax it is game on for gop hopefuls this weekend. a campaign dry run. a who is who. exclu

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. cole. >> that's right, charles. you say jam-packed. every day feels jam-packed. it's pertaining season. we had a slew of news coming in. economic news. international news. today certainly it was higher. right? we were up almost 100 points after yesterday's bloodbath, to a certain extent. but we lost it all after the fed talked about solid expansion. well, there went that jump. in fact, we went all the way back to 2009. april 2009, that's where we saw oil around this mark. energy sold off. we're back to worrying about the economy. and yet you had real blacblock bustblockbusters. apple was up. it's unbelievable. us cell. up 10%. bogota new high. real demand for their commercial aircrafts. that was big news. and, hey, later in the week, how about shake shack on friday. shak. waiting on that one. >> can't wait for the shake shack. here to help us out. "the a-team." danny hughes. divine capital with us. she's been honored as the best woman-owned brokerages in 2001. look at that trophy. cong

although it took off like a rocket there is a lot of confusion out there but first let's go to a nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. >> another tough day on wall street for ratifies week's world over and january starts off with an atrocious month illustrate and the dow was worse than that but some say take it easy and take a breath with the gdp comes in with slower growth that is not great news but we do have led glimpse of hope with a shake shack wondering if they could sustain the numbers with the stock closed higher up 118%. and energy stocks like halliburton that was a great winner and i have a few others. amazon or google i picked out a few bidders for the weekend. charles: you are so sweet. did anybody grabs the license of the truck that hit the market? before they stumbled out of the gate a lot of disappointment with the gdp report but here was the big deal that oil took off like a rocket it to call the market with a and a transportation then we were laid out for the account. the richard fisher's tune it never changes. so how much longer can receive america was to own bonds that i

nicole: i am nicole petallides highs today, holding on to some greens 17,000 and the nasdaq compositeoints, 3 quarters of 1%. dow leaders including home depot, johnson and johnson, american express, nike and walmart doing well today, up 1.5%. energy one of the reasons we are doing better today, private payrolls support, bring energy names up a bit, halliburton, exxon chevron and conoco phillips with the bears after being beaten down. earnings, supervalue earnings topped estimates and that is a winner of 1.5%. micron down 0.8%. positive comments making it a buy rating and the stock is up 16%. up 5% right now. you pay your auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insuranc

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange. le. >> charles, another day. and this great day on wall street actually pushed the dow, the nasdaq, and the s&p into positive territory for 2015 the dow is up more than 200 points. you're talking about over 50 500 points in just two days. not sure everybody expected that big move. great job numbers. adp for the private numbers yesterday. today you have the jobless claims. tomorrow we'll watch for the monthly number. you have a comment from one of the fed presidents, saying they shouldn't raise rates any time soon. that would be catastrophic. the market took off. all ten sectors were higher. retail stole the show. ary staple. walmart, home depot. so retail certainly in focus. it was a win across-the-board. back to you. charles: thanks a lot. we'll talk about all that stuff. here to help us the investment pros. tom. back again. two days in a row, tom. >> glad to be here. charles: jim frischling is here. and monster worldwide senior vp joanie courtney. hitha herzog our retail expert. grea

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. 232 points, as we speak. we have seen names across the board. the transportation index is up even more. let's take a look at union pacific. profits on the rise. up almost 5%. then you look at the airlines. they are hitting highs. it looks even better. back to you. melissa: we are approaching the last hour of trading. let's check in with lori roffman. lori: if you thought inflation was only a problem for the ecb well, not so. gaining traction. heard from the coach this morning. we will see what he has to say about those flabby footballs. also liz claman, i did not know how to get out of that, liz is in switzerland. speaking with the ceo of the swiss drug company. with that, stick around. we will have it all for you in the next hour. melissa: thank you so much. keep the monsters away. this book will self destruct in 24 hours. you can never have too much money. ♪ ♪ melissa: whether it is on wall street or main street, this is who is making money today. james patterson wants to sell you a

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> charles, as you said, another wild day on wall street. we were higher. we were lower. ththe dow was down 100 points, at the end of the day. financials have been hit hard. bank of america. jpmorgan. city. all to the downside. (?) home building. la half an hour. dr horton. the movers. blackberry gained 30% yesterday. lost 20% today. they're saying they're not in deal talks with samsung. well, gold was shining. so were the stocks. gold was up 20 bucks, at the end of the day. those names like gold corps. bar rot gold were all big winners, at the end of the day. target shut down its canada operations. you know they made that foray into canada. hasn't been too successful. over 17,000 workers. that's the latest. back to you, charles. charles: you covered a lot, nicole. we'll cover a lot here. we have the investment pros to help us out a newbie. chief investment officer. brings a lot of experience. we'll need that. also monster worldwide senior president joanie is back. scottie nell

right now, let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> charles, it was an amazing day on wall street. 240-point swing basically from top to bottom. the morning it looked like a great market. you saw selling off in a big way. concerns about global growth. particularly for japan, china, and the eurozone and latin america. not for the u.s. that really set the tone on wall street. oil was lower throughout the day. energy stocks slumpling. things came back. amazing indeed. we lost 540 points in the last week. we're virtually flat on the dow. those buyers did, in fact, step in. just the movers for you indeed. johnson & johnson. goldman sachs among the losers. johnson & johnson weak numbers and forecast about the strong dollar too. coca-cola and american express were the winners. charles: i am worried about that strong dollar excuse. there's a lot to talk about. our investment pros. hillary kramer. president of ang capital. you want a boost. those are your lucky boots. joining us paul diedrick ceo and cio. paul nice to have you on the

we're going to late it -- lay it all out there for you but first, to nicole petallides on the floor ofock exchange. nicole? >> well charles, it was a qe pop and then a worry about greece drop? i'm not really sure that's actually the case but you do know about ecb bond buying, and that certainly gave fuel to the market. maybe some people are worried about the elections in greece a

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nichole. >> stocks on wall street pretty wild with a back-and-forth action today. (?) as a matter of fact, the dow went over that line more than 40 lines. 40 times. i stopped counting. many of the oil names are doing well. rig, and devin. that was a winning group. the home builders did well. dear horton saw more sales. don't forget, we'll watch for it later in the week. (?) microsoft and texas instruments are the names to watch. the big picture is the all the traders on wall street are ready. they're trading on wall street. all these guys you see around here, they're getting ready to go to their hotel rooms right nearby so they don't miss a thing around here. back to you. >> all right, nicole. you be safe down there. we brought jim frischling back. president of newoak capital. i have a couple of questions to ask you. hilary kramer. she's been super-duper hot. hitha herzog, she's a little jealous. you have to share the the wealth. >> i'm trying. charles: and matt mccaul who is always g

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. 're bouncing around a little bit here on the dow nicole. >> prior to the announcement we were up near 100 points near the highs of the day only to see us pull back a little bit here. now the dow is up 30. i mentioned we were near the 100 point mark. we have plenty of winners on wall street but pulls off at highs of the day of the federal open market committee continues to talk about growth and expansion. also worth noting, right now the s&p is to the downside, down two points. the tech-heavy nasdaq has been best of the bunch all day because of apple. that is up 1/3 of 1%. oil moments ago trading at 44.0. so that is the lowest melissa in almost six years, going back to april of 2009. you well know that energy has been a big laggard today 2014, 2015. back to you. melissa: that is an amazing trade there. oil totally broken down. really interesting. nicole thanks so much. surrender on 529s, the white house dropping proposal to raise taxes on college savings accounts. the plan was under cri

let's go to nicole petallides at the floor of the new york stock exchange. i know it's tough down there. >> no doubt. tough day on wall street. selling across-the-board. we did come up off the lows. down nearly 400 points. we saw some strength. utilities tried to give it a go. some of the drug stocks also. the pressure was certainly on. tech stocks were under pressure. many of the dow stocks, including microsoft, caterpillar, du pont, procter & gamble, so many gave out their news, most to the downside. that was big pressure. technology was under pressure. and the key certainly is to look going forward when you talk to the experts on wall street. but for today, it was everything put together. weak durable goods numbers. concerns about earnings. concerns about a very strong us dollar and how that does for these multi national companies. you have escalated concerns about the ukraine. and you put it all together, and really, it made for a very weak day on wall street. i won't leave out the snow. everyone in wall street made it in, but it wasn't easy. charles: no

go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we bounced back a little bit if you can say that being down 255, nicole. >> we did you're absolutely right, melissa. at the lowest point we were down 350 points. we're up off the lows of the day. it is interesting right now we're down 1 1/2%. all dow components are lower with the exception of pfizer and merck. they have been the stars of 2015. jpmorgan and goldman sachs weighing on the dow. financials have been particularly weak. jpmorgan came out with numbers that missed and also oil. take a look what is going on with oil. moments ago, traders say what is going on with oil? it is rallying, up a buck 45 right now. you see the big spike right there. we're looking at that very closely but that has been weighing on markets overall. back to you. melissa: interesting nicole. thanks so much. oil is cheap but comes at a price with hundreds of thousands of jobs hanging in the balance we'll take a trip to one of the hardest hit states. >>> plus knowing the mayor isn't enough to get awe free mea

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange. r day. and this great day on wall street actually pushed the dow the nasdaq, and the s&p into positive territory for 2015 the dow is up more than 200 points. you're talking about over 500 500 points in just two days. not sure everybody expected that big move. great job numbers. adp for the private numbers yesterday. today you have the

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> charles, i know your bulls are loving this market. four days in a ree much gains. we're seeing some of the indices moving into positive territory. great for the 401(k)s and iras for everyone worried out there. the injection was certainly the ecb. we know they're moving forward with their bond buying program through next year, 2016. that gave a lift to the market. despite the jobless claims. (?) the financials took off. goldman sachs. jpmorgan. american express was a loser though. the airlines. the index did very well. united continental in particular. talked about a great 2015. new high. southwest, delta, alaska. highs. rails. also a winner. netflix, up 26% this week. back to you, charles. >> a lot to talk about. we have the investment pros to help us. alice. cornerstone wealth management chief investment officer. good to have you. any man wearing a gold rolex, he's one you want to talk to. joanie courtney back with us. scott knee knell hughes. news director. great looking s

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. cole. >> charles, i know your bulls are loving this market. four days in a ree much gains. we're seeing some of the indices moving into positive territory. great for the 401(k)s and iras for everyone worried out there. the injection was certainly the ecb. we know they're moving forward with their bond buying program through

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. charles, as you said, another wild day on wall street. we were higher. we were lower. thethe dow was down 100 points, at the end of the day. financials have been hit hard. bank of america. jpmorgan. city. all to the downside. (?) home building. la half an hour.

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. is pretty ugly. the last two days alone the dow had gained over 500 points. the jobless claims. we will see what the monthly numbers spring. all of the arrows across the board. the retailers also shining today. it is certainly a big move. melissa: do not move. yesterday's clippers game. >> i cannot even take it. honestly, what are his moves? what is that? it was worse than chris christie trying to do high-fives. i appreciate the enthusiasm -- melissa: i like what doc rivers said. he said he had no comment on that. >> yes. that is what happens when a 50-year-old man gets a little overly excited. that is okay. >> i think you need to plan your next party, is what i think. melissa: thanks, guys. the happiest place on place on earth is now on high alert following a rare measles outbreak. how you can get your hands on some valuable merchandise. you can never have too much money. ♪ you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand ne

let's go to nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. talk about oil.int it was up over 50 bucks. it came back down again. what happened? >> absolutely. we saw oil taking off in the morning. there was some short-covering going on yesterday and today coupled with opec seeing slightly more demand in 2015. now it sold off compensate. down in after hours, $2.35. it has been very wild. liz: social media, it slumped in general in the markets today, didn't isn't. >> absolutely. linkedin down 3% and pandora at a new low. facebook down 3%. david: a lot of bank earnings. i haven't seen anything good out there, have you? >> it has been tough. wells fargo, okay, but for the most part lower profits, more legal costs for some of these banks just as jpmorgan and bank of america. they're also to the downside. big moves. bank of america is down over 5%. david: wow. liz: we can't ignore retail, just yesterday december retail sales terribly disappointing. today retailers continue to move lower. [closing bell ringing]. >> a name like best buy was down 15%. liz: the bells r

let's go to nicole petallides. >> charles, no one knew what today would bring. in fact, it brought big moves to the upside. dow jones industrial average up 225 points. 1.3% gain. that comes on the heels of better than expected weekly jobless claims. and certainly a turn around in oil which helped turn things around. boeing and mcdonald's led the way on the dow jones industrial average. winner of the day, the week, forget it. obviously more demand for boeing's aircraft. and mcdonald's, the ousting of the ceo, changing of the guard there. then some of the movers. coach and kate spade. more demand for their handbag. great news ultimately. royal caribbean. that was a loser. that came under pressure. amazon, google, names to watch tomorrow. as well as shake shack. back to you. (?) charles: i know you like shake shack. thanks a lot, nicole. big week. hilary kramer. she's been spot-on. i'll take her to task about baba. cio of a&g capital. we need all your investment wisdom. you ready? >> absolutely. charles: scottie nell hughes is with us again. hitha herzog, retail an

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. s right, charles. you say jam-packed. every day feels jam-packed. it's pertaining season. we had a slew of news coming in. economic news. international news. today certainly it was higher. right? we were up almost 100 points after yesterday's bloodbath, to a certain extent. but we lost it all

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.ertainly someone has been supportive by the volume. that will be interesting to see whether or not this is the day where they really break down. let's take a look at this. dish is on the move. the young people. they do not want to pay for cable. they can have streaming to their phones and the like. this is what dishes promoting right now. back to you. >> thank you so much. a rocket landing that many were hoping would be historic. twenty-eight seconds before launch. spacex will try again this friday. approaching aol about a possible takeover. expanding the mobile video offering. seventy billion-dollar project has been delayed for two years. three hours. it really is not that fast. if you have not gone outside yet, do not. what you need to know about the frigid weather. already circulating urban outfitters getting slammed again. at the end of the day it is all about money and fashion. ♪ foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that c

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> charles, we had a couple of selling and once again selling on wall street. tried to give it a go. it was energy that weighed on the markets. worst sector of the day. the dow was down over 90 points of the day. tacked on 300 points lost in the last two weeks. been negative

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. 212 points. tell me what you're hearing. >> that's right, charles. wow. yesterday you told them not to panic. today, a 200 plus gain on the dow. good start for the trading day after selling days. the s&p, nasdaq, and the dow gaining 1% each. a few things going on. better than expected adp private roll number. waiting on the monthly jobs number on friday. energy bounced back slightly. that was good. down in the last eight trading days. you saw some of those names conoco philips. halliburton, exxon announce gains. that is good for the energy sector which is quite problematic recently. retail stole the show. walmart, target, jc penney, those were great performers as well. we focus much on france. sadly with the terrorist attacks. here at home, the markets bounced back. charles: we have mike baker to talk about the situation in france. let's talk markets. here to help the investment pros. a new guest and we're really excited to have him. jerry. show host is back with us. and he's becoming a regular.

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what a ride today. >> absolutely, charles. the extras on wall street would agree with you. don't panic. i talk with steve, and he loves facebook. loved it for the past two years. loves it for 2015. i said, tough going for facebook. he said, nicole, it's two days. he's absolutely right. while we've seen the selling on wall street. don't forget the gains we've seen over the past couple of years. came off the lows of the day. down 130 points at the end of the day. merck, verizon, those were some of the leaders. you mentioned oil. low was below $48 a barrel. some of those names. transocean. those come under pressure. certainly, no doubt. there were a few winners. the question is whether or not now today that we have this big sell-off with some heavy volume, what do they do tomorrow? the winner was twitter. some positive comments from some of the board members. boost to the stock. among others. back to you. charles: we'll talk oil. and we'll talk twitter as well. here to help, the investme

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. melissa: name no dow that. we started 2015 out in rough fashion. the s&p 500 was down five days in a row. today, different picture. we are waiting for our monthly numbers on friday. energy bouncing back a bit. how about jcpenney. up about 20%. holiday sales for november and december. a real boost. up about 20% right now. it has been under pressure. melissa: thank you so much for that. a shocking number of american. only a paycheck away from financial disaster. wait until you see these numbers. finally, we know what was in samuel adams and paul revere's time capsule. at the end of the day it is all about really old money. ♪ that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicin

nicole petallides at new york city with what is driving -- new york stock exchange. s driving today's trade. nicole. >> here at home we got the monthly jobs report, 252,000 jobs added. nice to see jobs added of the last year went down in the record the most jobs added since 1999. however those hourly wage numbers were actually weaker-than-expected and people looked at that obviously as one of the factors amount couple of things here. we're seeing selling across the board after two great days on wall street. some dow laggards would be ge, jpmorgan chevron. we're seeing weakness in financials industrials and consumer stocks. coming off the lows on oil. that helped pare loss as little bit. oil down 24 cents a barrel. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. regardless of all serious events today. it is still friday and football fans are gearing up for the weekend. they better be thinking about layers out there. the packers and cowboys are set to kick off amid the coldest temperatures of the season. we're live at lambeau field coming up. at the end of the day it is all about f

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> charles, we had a couple of weeks of selling and once again selling on wall street. tried to give it a go. it was energy that weighed on the markets. worst sector of the day. the dow was down over 90 points of the day. tacked on 300 points lost in the last two weeks. been negative in 2015 because energy. we watch, noble, neighbors, exxon, halliburton, all on the downside. retail was a glimpse of hope. lululemon and express with up arrows. express had a high. they also talk about the strong dollar hurting tourist spending. so tiffany came under pressure. micron under pressure. back to you, charles. charles: thanks a lot. about lululemon. now hitha likes it again. i'm joking. let's introduce the pros. james. president of the asset management. paul, president of heritage capital. he's had a hot hand. also, scottie nell hughes. she's back. the tpn.com. news director. joins us. hitha herzog. retail going in two directions. and matt mccaul founder of penn financials. all right. let's dig into the first real, real d

laurie is in for nicole petallides. >> a trifecta or disappointing news. had markets making wild swings today. the dow closed up about ten points. the benchmark averages will close lower. oil was volatile as well. ultimately closing lower. while that's been fantastic for consumers, oil prices, are down about 1 dollar on average from this time last year. tough news for some of the oil companies. lynn becomes the latest company to report it's going to cut its 2015 captures and lower its dividends by 15%. they were higher today because the uncertainty for investors was gone. dierdre, with that, i'll send it back to you. dierdre: thank you very much. here to help are investment pros. jim frischling. president of newoak capital. oliver. defensive beta funds. quince green leaf. and matt mccaul. digging into the first real, real. oil trading at a discount. cheaper gases. more money could be in consumer's pockets. in theory, could help us businesses. what happens if the rest of the world is weak? so, matt, that question to you first. what does it mean? even if the

let's go to nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. talk about netflix. through the roof.on to its gains. the question, will it continue for the rest of the week? >> it is interesting. i can't be a predicttor what the stock will do. but gains of over 17%. they met subscriber numbers people were hoping for. 200 countries in two years. that is the plan. that is faster than anticipated. david: oil, how many times have we heard this? seems it found its bottom. you have to be careful because it continues to find these false bottom but oil stocks are believers. >> no doubt. that bucks the energy trend this year and last year. up a couple bucks in the last hour. bp, chevron, all those were higher today. david: alibaba is popping. what's up there. >> movement to 103.86. they're back above the 100 level mark. that was a big mover. david: okay. finally health insurers finally getting a break, right? >> united health came out with quarterly profit numbers. it hit a new high and brought the group along with it. [closing bell ringing] david: on a seesaw day, the dow went up and down th

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.orter: it was a tough day on wall street. one headline after another. the headlines seem great about jobs added in the low unemployment rates. when you get down to it, you know the truth, the labor force participation not good news. wage growth, that has been slipping. after two days of gains, the dow jones was down from about 170 points. now you have the dow jones, nasdaq, the s&p 500 lower for 2015. there is optimism with fundamentals that are improving. so we certainly have optimism. oil is down for the seventh consecutive week. retailers on the move at five below. back to you. charles: thank you. a lot to talk about in here to help us we have in the big guns, hilary kramer, president of ang capital. susan is our small business expert. pete is with us, of concerned veterans of america. he is also a fox news contributor that will help with a lot tonight. and we have hitha who is our retail expert and matt mccall. let's now go to the first "the real, real deal." the market didn't get

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of new york stock exchange.rutal today. >> yes absolutely. right now the dow is down close to 320 points. not too far off session lows. much like what we're seeing for the s&p s&p 500 and the nasdaq down 1.6 percent. the selling, energy names, financial names have come under pressure. we've been seeing selling across-the-board. caterpillar, the strong us dollar, it hit a nine-year high. and that's one of the reasons why you're seeing caterpillar under pressure because they do so much business overseas. coupled with a down rate. concerned with oil and less of it, less interest in it, they won't be getting the orders and the like. double whammy for caterpillar. back to you. melissa: thank you so much. a few stories on our radar right now. jury selection underway for the surviving suspect of the boston marathon bombing. federal prosecutors and attorneys have failed to reach a plea agreement, meaning the suspect still faces the death penalty. the st. louis rams have the city of angels in their sights. the owner of t

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange.ks on wall street pretty wild with a back-and-forth action today. (?) as a matter of fact, the dow went over that line more than 40 lines. 40 times. i stopped counting. many of the oil names are doing well. rig, and devin. that was a winning group. the home bu

let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. big sell-off what are they talking about there? >> charles, the volatility. the volume. wow. this has been a busy, busy week on wall street. again, major volume again outpacing the one-month average. volatility, dow down 350 points at one point. ended 185 points. oil rallying back. retail sales numbers slipping. worst in 11 months. names like walmart and target and sears coming under pressure. how about tiffany. tiffany down 16% this week. late in the day, big news on blackberry. huge pop. the big picture, everybody will be looking into further earnings. intel and goldman. next week, ecb and greece. still a lot to come. you have to take this one. this is like a rollercoaster ride. back to you. charles: at least you didn't have to pay admission. maybe yo you did if you sold something at a loss. she's back. danny hughes. you always come back on down days. you come back to tell us how to make more. rob. joins us once again. welcome back, rob. scottie nell hughes. news director. looking l