i am nicole petallides. nicole: good morning. i am nicole petallides.st fund drive synergies that stand in the dallas all. watching a price. watching a price in setting up this morning. in fact, 49.33 a barrel, the first time below 50 bucks a barrel since december. lauren: the dow falling 59 points yesterday on the job yesterday in oil continuing today. 101 days since a 1% decline for the dow. the last groundwork and if investors should brace for a bigger move ahead. downers across the board to team. nicole: investors also the two tomorrow's u.s. jobs report and next week's fed meeting of course be the nikkei up one third of 1% in japan. the shanghai composite index down three quarters of 1%. lauren: tech companies include google, samsung, microsoft to to explain how smartphones and smart tvs can be used for spying by the cia. we'll take a closer look. trade to a rough night for the golden state warriors as they go down to the boston celtics. a rough debut for tim tebow against baseball's major leaguers. all the highlights for you in sports. lauren: wel

i am nicole petallides. >> iming for lauren simonetti. big focus today is that chat. snap was public at the new york stock exchange in the face of a lot of a lot of questions by the social media giants future. nicole: the dow started the day for the very first time checking them in the stock market returns. the dow is down just a few points. s&p futures down repeated lea: in japan and make up almost .9%. shanghai composite down half%. nicole: donald trump has the rest of pushes ambitious agenda for tax reform, health care overhaul and infrastructure spending. marissa mayer paying the price, giving millions of dollars in pay a massive security breaches at yahoo!. train to the boston celtics had the biggest win of the season. number eight, louisville. we will have all the highlights for you. lea: 5:01 a.m. your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. nicole: good morning, welcome. trading on the new york stock exchange under the symbol snapped following third of december tech ipo. the snapchat act is known for disappearing messages get about 160 milli

i'm nicole petallides. wikileaks publishes thousands of documents at the ca hacked into computers, smartphones and tvs. the dow 30 points yesterday as the key jobs report due out writing morning. more news on tax cuts out of washington. u.s. stock market futures mixed. dow futures set for it s&p futures on the point. nicole: the japan stocks fell one half of 1%. shanghai composite down fractionally. lauren: pay nearly a billion dollars fine after a commerce in justice department investigation found violated u.s. sanctions on iran. new commerce secretary wilbur ross comments on the line. >> construction equipment giant is accused of tax and accounting out in a report commissioned by the government. we will have the latest on that. nicole: russell westbrook set the record that it wasn't enough to be the portland trail blazers. by the defense could lead to its final four dreams. nicole: good morning. 501-nanometer. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at was living in today's markets in the latest break

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i'm trained for. nicole: the dow falling back below 21 passing for a one passing. laura by financial stocks bid the data down over 51 points yesterday. today looking over by 18 for dow futures. s&p futures down three. drain to the nikkei down for the second day straight paid about two tenths of 1% in china. nicole: oil axon with a $20 billion investment plan that would create or to bypass and high-paying jobs and gulf states. lauren: chairs of snapchat only 12% below their first day of trading. the lowest price per year. lauren: thriller in texas and the san antonio spurs at the houston rockets and cleveland cavaliers. lose the game in their new center against the miami heat. we will have all the highlights. lauren: 5:01 a.m. in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: house committee to begin voting on the republican bill to dismantle upon the care tomorrow. the measure would replace income-based subsidies with tax credit. >> we give them a tax credi

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning. i am transport. ealth care bill to replace upon the care. nicole: stocks got a boost from strong economic data could help 150 points yesterday. sneaky mower down 10 oe ubt. s&p futures up a quarter of a percent. lauren: the japanese make a out by not even attend of 1%. and china's shanghai composite edged lower. nicole: in europe, as they start with process, stocks open higher. so what makes the one of the staples next lately. the cac quarante and dax higher. nicole: toshibas westinghouse files for bankruptcy rates are in the u.s. can raising questions the fate of four half finnish nuclear reactors. nicole: and sports committee nba playoff battle gets real. the houston rockets and detroit pistons lose to the miami heat. it was a buzzer beater and that could spell the end of their playoff hope. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: britain has formally filed for divorce from the european union after a 44 year marriage. p

i am nicole petallides. we'll have reaction and analysis of the president's address. lauren simonetti good morning -- dow futures rising through the night at 75 lines at the moment. nicole: asia stocks in japan rose after the president's speech on top of the economic news. nikkei up 1.4%. in china, shanghai composite also gain. lauren: happy march the 1:00 a.m. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: president donald trump laying out his agenda in his first address to joint congress. the president says everything that is broken in our country can be fixed. here are the highlights from his speech last night. >> to repeal and replace obamacare. mandating every american was never the right solution for our country. that would make health insurance is for the cost of health insurance and that is what we are going to do. i am sending to congress that rebuilds the military, eliminates defensive questor and calls for one of the largest increases in national defense spending in american history. my budget will also increase funding fo

i am nicole petallides. lauren: wake up. and lauren simonetti. a busy week for president tram. executive order and the hospice at his take off the replacement for obamacare. nicole: the dow finished with six straight weekly gain last week as we wait for new employment data on friday. we should correct that and say that dallas forward to being in the s&p six weeks. this money come as a down arrow straight down features to 25. s&p futures on six. lauren: japanese stocks fell after north korea launched four missiles into the sea of japan. south korea stocks were slightly and in china half of 1%. nicole: sallied to the parent company for $2.3 billion. lauren: said grape as the golden state warriors back on the winning track as they beat the new york knicks. in golf, the number one player in the world of the dustin johnson wins in mexico. nicole: 5:31 a.m. and your good monday, march 6. we welcome you to "fbn:am," said chad lauren: so much politics break in this. congressional intelligence committee to launch an investigation into president trumps cleaned the apartment industry shoul

i am nicole petallides. lauren: hi, everybody. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. the dow fell 45 points yesterday. the eighth losing streak a row. but dallas 14, nasdaq up ap nicole: in asia, japan's nikkei rebounded from a six-week low by a weaker yen. nikkei 1%. in china to shanghai composite down half of 1%. lauren: amazon delays the cashier less grocery store because some technical problems facing that day. we will tell you what went wrong. lauren: tesla ceo elon musk wants to upgrade your brain with a computer. we'll tell you about the latest come to me. lauren: in sports and the san antonio spurs with lebron james and the cavaliers had a first-place bid and hockey literature at red wing beat the carolina hurricanes. a scary situation for the goaltender. nicole: good morning. by the 1:00 a.m. tuesday, march 20th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: let's get started. lawmakers carried out for a fight over government spending bill. only a dozen workdays before april 28th because of the two-week recess in ath

good morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: it's friday, good morning, everyone, i'm lauren simonetti. the president say ifs this bill fails, he's ready to move on. does that mean taxes will come sooner than expected? that's a big question. stock market reaction falls six days in a row. we areebounding this morning. up 44 points. nicole: nikkei up nearly 1%. lauren: oil prices four days in a row. 47.93. nicole: bombshell. may be new evidence showing the obama administration spied on the trump team. we will have the story and reaction. lauren: would you pay for a premium version of twitter? the company sure hopes so, we are going to explain. nicole: in sports, oh, oh, another bracket buster xavier upsets arizona but the number one gonzaga grinds a close win against virginia. we will have the highlights. lauren: friday 24th of march. we welcome you to fbn:am. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: white house budget director mick mulvaney says if the bill fails the president is re

good morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. the heart of london, at least four people are dead including the attacker after he plowed through a crowd and went on a stabbing spree just outside of parliament. we are going to go live to london with the latest coming up. nicole: investors watching the healthcare fate of the reform vote. janet yellen speaking today ahead of all of this. dow futures up 10. >> in asia stocks moving higher on the back of a steady wall street performance yesterday, japan's nikkei index gaining a quarter of 1%. nicole: 48.34 a barrel, up 30 cents a barrel. lauren: there was surveillance of his transition team. we are going to explain. nicole: revolt against google among big advertisers like johnson & johnson and at&t, with will all the details for you. lauren: in baseball, team usa overpowering puerto rico to win its first baseball classic. we will have highlights. nicole: good morning it's 5:31 a.m. right here in new york, thursday march 23rd and we welcome you to fbn:am, latest breaking news. lauren: s

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides.hold a hearing on russia's meddling in the u.s. election while former national security adviser michael flynn offers to testify in exchange for immunity to avoid a, quote, witch hunt. lauren: in the markets investors tally up the gains for the first quarter. check it out. dow almost up 5% and s&p jumping 6% and the nasdaq up about 10% this quarter as we head into the final day of it. nicole: after a 59 point gain for the dow, u.s. stock markets futures right now to the downside, dow futures down 35, s&p futures down 5. lauren: mcdonalds is trying fresh new approach for quarter pounders, get it, fresh. nicole: elon musk spacex in successful launch. the rollts could dramatically lower the cost of space travel. lauren: march madness runs to a head, why did these players lay on the floor like they were doing yoga? we are going to explain. nicole: 5:31 a.m. in new york, friday march 31st, we welcome you to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today's markets and the latest breaking news.

. >> i am then forward nicole petallides. it would cost the state $3.8 billion lawmakers to repeal a controversial bathroom bill. lauren: and americans, investors might or another leg up or down is now a good time to rebalance your portfolio. we will ask rob morgan coming out. valid on night team. nasdaq down four. lea: stocks in japan fell as the currency failed to give exporters a boost in china come to shanghai composite fell amid worries in real estate prices. lauren: shares getting hammered down 17% here here's the question. ours ring leggings really that boring? could be. we'll take a look. lea: biased amazon cto jeff bezos. lauren: the oklahoma thunder to an overtime win over the event of magic. blues clinch a playoff spot with a win with a winner for the arizona coyotes. lewis highlights. lea: is 5:01 a.m. here in new york. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. good morning. lauren: good morning, everybody. a federal judge in hawaii decides to extend his order blocking president tr

i'm nicole petallides. confirmation hearings get underway for judge neil gorsuch they really had a clear path to the bench. we will take a look. lauren: 19 points on friday after slightly on the week. u.s. stock market futures at the moment starting a new week with down aerospace seen slight weakness at the last check in the futures market. nicole: japanese markets closed for holiday and will give you those numbers as well. lauren: volatile oil prices and a half a percent less we continue to be vital. nicole: over loses jeff jones after just six months on the job. lauren: march madness after usc fails to mount a comeback against baylor which is headed to the sweet 16. we will have the highlights for you. nicole: 5:01 a.m. in new york. we welcome you to "fbn:am" on this first day of spring. your first look at what's living in today's markets in the latest breaking news. lauren: i sure hope it feels that way today. a major congressional hearings set to begin today into russia's hacking attack on the democrati

i've dagen mcdowell and for nicole petallides.uch answered questions on day two of this hearing today. lauren: waiting for headline for more information on the trump agenda. the dow fell a bit yesterday. the past three dies down 44 points, rebounding up 21 on the futures. dagen: stats reopening after the holiday slipping a third of a percent with gains on the shanghai, hang seng and cost the -- cost the in south korea. $48..66 a barrel. dagen: right at the 2.5% mark look slow but it was attractive enough that yields higher than the dividend yield on the s&p 500. transfer will hear from sports apparel giant nike as well as fedex and general mills. we'll tell you what to expect. dagen: is sports, tempers flair and the golden state gets the last laugh as they blow out the vendor. in oklahoma city. tom brady super bowl jersey reportedly stolen then execute newspaper executives. we'll have the latest on that development. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york trade tuesday, march 31st. we welcome you to "fbn:am," your first look at morning mark

i am nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, everybody. i'm transferred.points announced a global stock market selloff. the dow is down for the extent appropriate futures down row. futures down 126 points. the longest losing streak in five and a half years. trade to the japan nikkei lost 1.5%. the shanghai composite down a 10th of 1%. lauren: stocks open lower in europe as well. the ftse down 47 points in london and the dax in germany down 90. nicole: commodities like oil prices down. under pressure today down more than half a percent. 1260 gold upon the sandbox. lauren: broadly lower against major currencies now. the u.k. pound at 125 versus the u.s. dollar. nicole: yields on the 10 year treasury bond to point takes 3%. lauren: 5:31 a.m. in new york monday, 27th of march. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: behind the global selloff in the market, the white house regrouping after friday's failure to replace obamacare. the white house signaling that may increase outreach to democrats if they cannot get e

good morning i'm nicole petallides.lup triple digits yesterday after investors use of race riots for the sign of economic strength. u.s. stock market futures this morning. 62.4. s&p futures up six. lauren: asian investors have been sharply higher. the hong kong hang seng up 2%. the .8% in china and the cost in south korea. nicole: oil prices hitting 2.4% yesterday and up again overnight up 1% now have 49.40 apparel giving 54 cents. lauren: the yield on the 10 year treasury fell on the rate hike news. the number of rates this year from the fed and the 10 year yield of 2.52%. nicole: to yahoo! hackers and half a dozen indicted for hacking accounts. nicole: than the current $900 raise in over $200 million in its ipo. nicole: in sports it is march madness. in the nba despite the return of their all-star power forward, san antonio spurs fall to the portland trail blazers. lauren: good morning. 5:31 a.m. her first look at today's market and your latest breaking news. nicole: donald trump halted his revised temporary travel pl

i am nicole petallides. lauren: hi, everybody. good morning. i'm lauren simonetti. the dow fell 45 points yesterday. the eighth losing streak a row. but dallas 14, nasdaq up ap nicole: in asia, japan's nikkei rebounded from a six-week low by a weaker yen. nikkei 1%. in china to shanghai composite down half of 1%.

good morning i am nicole petallides. the one they nicole: they slam the budget office report. allowing them to choose their health care plan. investors on fed watch. they meet for a two-day policy meeting wildly expecting to end with an interest rate increase. i head of the stock market futures in asia investors on hold ahead of the fed meeting in japan. in china the same height composite index. >> oil prices have been falling all week. up 19 cents. and the yield on the ten year treasury hitting the highest level in two and half years. were seen at 2.62 percent. the hedge fund manager selling the stake. taking a 4 billion-dollar hit in the process we will give you the details of that. pandora starts a new premier music service. we will have the details. in hockey the flames shut out the pittsburgh penguins including one flames goal that you will just had to see to believe. those highlights coming at you. here in new york tuesday march 14 welcome to fbn a.m. >> breaking this morning a powerful snowstorm humoring the northeast right now. let's say a live picture of the time squa

i'm nicole petallides. lauren: i'm lauren simonetti. seeing a recovery for this morning.ssues at dirty seven and nasdaq up 11. investors in asia. the nikkei down fractionally in japan. the shanghai composite index of one 10th of 1%. another 1.4%. rebounding today on news that u.s. oil supplies surprisingly fell last week. 48.50 of 1.6% of barrel today. nicole: yields remained right around 2.60% level ahead of the fed interest rate today. another major look for the white house as a portion of the president's 2005 tax return is released. 38 million in taxes that year. u.s. officials to unveil charges. there is a russian connection. march madness is here in one of the first games of the tournament. blow for blow. the golden state warriors snap their losing streak with a win over the 76ers. we will have highlights for you. nicole: good morning. 5:31 a.m. in new york. your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates for the second time in policymakers wrap up their two-day meeting. this after employers adde

i'm nicole petallides. still negotiated health care bill to repeal upon the care. lauren: the dow up 150 points this morning giving for back looking at the futures. s&p futures up one. train to

good morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti.rns about the future donald trump's probusiness agenda leading to lock in profits, including financials and tech, well, the dow sank 237 points yesterday, that's 1.1% to the downside. futures this morning are still down 58 points.

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides, terror in the heart of london, at least four people are dead including the attacker after he plowed through a crowd and went on a stabbing spree outside of parliament. seven arrests, live report from london. lauren: investors closely watching the fate of the healthcare reform vote in washington. janet yellen is also speaking today and ahead of all of this, stock markets futures are relatively flat, dow futures

good morning, i'm nicole petallides. lauren: good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. concerns about the future donald trump's probusiness agenda leading to lock in profits, including financials and tech, well, the dow sank 237 points yesterday, that's 1.1% to the downside. futures this morning are still down 58 points. nicole: failed missile launch by north korea. in south korea the kospi fell half a percent and in china down a half of 1%. lauren: down arrows continue with oil. more signs of oversupply of crude. nicole: investors bought bond and that put the yield on the treasury down, 2.11%. donald trump's first pick for supreme court heads for another day of questioning on capitol hill this morning. we are going to take a look at how neil gorsuch adoing. nicole: sears tells it may go out of business, is this retail icon going down in flames, we will have the story. lauren: toronto raptors beating chicago bulls but not before throwing punches first. pittsburgh penguins make insane one-handed goal. we are going to show it to you. nicole: 5:01 a.m. new york right here,

. >> i am then forward nicole petallides. it would cost the state $3.8 billion lawmakers to repeal a controversial bathroom bill. lauren: and americans, investors might or another leg up or down is now a good time to rebalance your portfolio. we will ask rob morgan coming out. valid on night team. nasdaq down four.

i'm nicole petallides. the dow down 50 points and now the global stock market selloff.sian markets under pressure. lauren: the japan u.k. listing 1.5% and china's shanghai slightly lower. nicole: looking at europe, stocks opened lower as well. checking in on the market to see the london ftse down three rs

good morning, i'm nicole petallides.s ready to move on. does that mean taxes will come sooner than expected? that's a big question. stock market reaction falls six days in a row. we areebounding this morning. up 44 points. nicole: nikkei up nearly

i'm dagen mcdowell, and for nicole petallides. lawmaker questions on day two.inting higher, up 21 looking at the dow appeared 11 looking at the

this burgeoning audience what might be out there for young people like nicole petallides and her kids it is what it is. a sensation today. nicole on floor of the new york stock exchange. with the very latest. hey, nicole. >> neil, unbelievable. a great ipo. you can't deny the facts. the facts are the stock is up 47%. despite the fact there was so much caution and snap doesn't turn a profit. it is hot with the kids. you had evan spiegel, bobby murphy, the cofounders, spiegel, came, rang the opening bell. they got in a car and sat there with a book runner, benny adler to watch the developments and finally opened just after 11:00. big picture, there is a look from the spectacles, our producer courtney crawford put on the spectacles. they are saying they are a camera company. she got this with the spectacle glasses. that was right there, evan, bobby president of the new york stock exchange tom farley and his beautiful fiance, model miranda kerr. he is getting a big bonus. spiegel owns 25% of the company. billionaire at that. you had pivotal research a short time ago now putting out a caut

conservatives to get behind his agenda, we will have the latest on the story, good friday morning, i'm nicole petallidesd friday morning, i'm lauren simonetti. on capitol hill the senate hold a hearing on russia's meddling in the u.s. election while michael flynn offers to it have in exchange to immunity to avoid a, quote, witch hunt. nicole: investors tally gains, dow almost up 5% and s&p up nearly 6% and the nasdaq up nearly 10% as we head go the final trading day of this quarter.

latest from new york stock exchange, with nicole petallides. a lot of green arrows. what is going on here? >> the dow, s&p, russedow transporttation index all hitting record highs today. there was some talk overnight during trump's speech we didn't see a big spike in futures. after 2:00 a.m. they started to spike, never looked back, in fact gaining momentum. the dow is up 255 points right now. since 20,000 it is up nearly 1000 points. what took us from 20,000 to the 21,000 mark which is about 5%? apple 114 points. goldman sachs, 114 points. biggest gainers since 2000, johnson & johnson. retailers not participating in this rally. they see store closures, less demand, competition. not seeing foot traffic. retailers are not really participating. other than that, financials, energy, health care, technology, all booming, zooming, whatever you want to call it, neil. we spoke to the traders around the floor, and they talked about the speech last night and they were saying america first. he never went off script. it was strong, he was presidential. perfect, inspiring uplifti

nicole petallides is there with the latest. nicole?orter: big picture we're under pressure today. the dow is down 60 point. we're down for the week, dow, nasdaq and s&p for these two trading days for couple reasons. we have the nor'easter. don't have all traders on the desks up there. while people showed up here they're saying volume is little bit lighter. in fact our senior editor charlie brady noting that volume is 20% lighter than the one-month average. coupled with fed day tomorrow and waiting on that. wait and see mode. thei sd, watching l closely. that is a big laggard as energy is the worst sector of 10 sectors with down arrows. oil at 47.34 a barrel. this fact seeing the longest losing streak in 14 month, since january of 2016. in the last seven sessions of losses, losing about 10%. why? because the despite the fact that opec has done cuts they're still seeing a rise in supplies and they blame that on the u.s. and development here in shale. you are seeing overall this latest news impacting energy stocks. for example, marathon o

there's our own nicole petallides. our cameras.s a co-founder and likely to be worth 6 billion dollars, okay? that's quite an entourage as you would expect from a man worth 6 billion dollars. while we are on the subject of snap. listen to what hillary clinton said about snapchat. roll tape. >> by the way, you may have seen that i recently launched a snapchat account. i love it. i love it. those messages disappear all by themselves. [laughter] >> ouch. okay. money guy john layfield is with us now. john, look, at any point in the near future would you consider buying snap shares? >> no. it's ten time over subscribed, you've got a company that's been hemorrhaging money since they started and evan spiegel is a brilliant guy, congratulations for the successful ipo. i think the run-up is going to occur before the retail investor can get in and i'm not going to go into any company that has to compete directly with facebook. stuart: snap priced at $17 a share valued the company at 24 billion. massive wealth creation, very few jobs. what sa

market watch's nicole petallides, and scott shellady. scott, what do you make of that worry? is it justified? i know we get increasingly impatient these days. a lot of things have to go right to get them going at all. what do you make of it? >> depending who you talk to, they think the market is priced to perfection. we may have gotten ahead of ourselves. look at valuation of snap. bigger than american airlines or target or hewlett-packard. we could can be getting a little bit ahead of ourselves. this distraction comes at a time the market wants action, right? slowly but surely we elected a guy that is not a politician but he has to deal with a lot of politicians. maybe we're coming over the high of getting elected moving into the hangover period where he has happen working with the tools he has been given. neil: nicole, the traders you talk to, they seem to a man or woman fairly competent that these tax cuts get done. that is the near and dear issue for them. and they can even live with them somewhat delayed but not a lot delayed. what are you hearing? >> i think a lot delay

to market expert jeff saut, tr barton, nicole petallides what some folks on floor of new york stock exchanged mean for rate hikes. i it is deemed this could grease the skids for rate hikes, nicole. what are you hearing? >> right to the point. john corpina said exactly that. as you see what we saw today, the blowout numbers for adp, the private sector, get a good jobs number on friday. that could be indication of that. that in turn would give the fed all that they need to do this rate hike that everybody expects anyway. and then you continue to see the financials getting the pop because it is all about the financial coupled with trump. they have just been tearing it up, up over 30% since trump was elected. neil: jeff, let's say those rate hikes are given. but let's say in two weeks they don't happen. then what? what do the markets do? >> i think the markets are just going to tread water here for a few more sessions. i would point out the transportation average is down from the intraday all-time peak, but 3 1/2 the dow is only down 1 1/2%. the tranies could pave the way into the rate hike. i t

nicole: i'm nicole petallides.rought optimism to the market. right now we are seeing the dow up 20,885. nasdaq also gaining as well but major averages are to the downside. names are hitting all-time highs, dupont, johnson & johnson. energy and financials under pressure. chevron and catapillar are the big losers of the week. better than expected job's report, the names related to that. really has since the election. manpower, for example, is up almost 30% since november. you are seeing the stocks rallying today. volkswagen pleads guilty to criminal charges in cheating scandals. stuart: why is bp up so strongly, nearly 3%, i will tell you. there's a report in a london newspaper, the evening standard that exxon mobile may be considering some kind of merger with bp. unconfirmed by both sides but it's in the newspapers in london and the stock is up 2.75%. how about jet blue? it is up. it reports higher passenger traffic for the month of february. 5% gain on jet blue. facebook, yeah, they signed a deal with major league

i want to go to the floor of the new york stock exchange where nicole petallides has been sampling theent on the floor there. do traders-- here is the obvious question, do traders believe that at this point, with the dow down 85 points, that the trump rally has stalled? what are you hearing? nicole: they are in a wait and see mode and somewhat of a more tactical mode. they all agree on one thing, a market cannot just go one way, and a little bit of a pullback is just fine. but here is what some of them are saying. scott redler over at t-3 trading says we're getting-- seeing some of the traders getting more tactical, making both shorts and long trades. betting both ways, actually in barron's an article in the weekend over short interest on the rise slightly. in other words, just playing both sides. also, we heard that people are selling into the rallies a will ill bit. and they're in the wait and see mode. you have a jobs report on friday as well. the optimism for the long-term is still there. stuart: let's not get carried away. if it's a pause, it's a minor pause. we're only down 70%,

day trading yesterday ended up 44% on public debut, fox business network nickel, about those nicole petallidesorning yesterday, it went off like a well-oiled machine huge crowd here spiegel murphy cofounders there you can see video taken with the spectacle glasses hardware, of the open at that time. you have the market maker on phone with goldman sachs guy upstairs book runner-up stairs adler go to guy for alibaba executing this talked to fidelity wellington vanguard off beautifully took off like creates a by the end of the day up 44% i will say this morning, people servers are probably pretty happy to see that instead of selling off some huge gain 44%, in fact we're seeing it holding on to some of that, plus 1.6% looking around 24.90 here in premarket, that being said, we are seeing the cofounders on the rise, as spiegel very much on -- person as we know from history, they rang the bell both got in the car, with fiancÉe miranda's parents here father hung around after lunchtime really soaking all in, what an exciting experience it was both went to goldman sachs a lot of optimism that you have

nicole petallides checking out a sentiment on the floor of the new york stock exchange. are trars sing about the president's agenda and political turmoil? >> right, i have to tell you, it's a very fair and poignant question because we have seen this bull market run since the day that trump was elected in november. that being said, i have to tell you, the majority of the traders that we spoke with here on the floor and outside the building seem to say one theme and the theme is that it's baked in. to your point, keith actually said if we find out that his plans will be delayed again, we know they're going to be delayed, nothing happens fast, he said it would be a negative, but not a disaster, like some are suggesting. in fact, he said, buy the dip. john corpina says we know the plans are in place and progression is underway and it's going to take time and again digesting that. implementation, they have to believe it and that bull run. as long as you believe it, the bull run continues. stuart: got it. brian, repeat what you said in 20 seconds that this market really is all

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief. the dow had been down over 180 points.l looking at its day in a row of selling, and we haven't seen that in five and a half years. the s&p 500 is down five, the nasdaq down five. looking at some of the dow winners and losers, d losers, dupont, clears a 130 billion-dollar deal, dupont at the top right there. pfizer also a winner, goldman, general electric, american express falling, that is weight on these banks but high hopes for tax and regulatory reform and most of them are down arrows. possible stocks on the other hand have extended their gains medicare focus insurers because they continue to see the benefits from the prior bill. and watching fbn a.m. i'll see you there. cwne plaza we kno busine travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. [vo] quickbooks introduces and her mobile wedding business. she travels far and wide to officiate i do's. and quickbooks automatically tracks

. >> i'm nicole petallides with your fox business brief.at start to 2017, the last trading day of this month and this quarter. right now the dow is down 24 points at 20,702 while the s&p is up fractionally and the nasdaq gaining 6. the dow and the s&p up six quarters in a row. well, we have some of the dow winners including apple. apple is adding 193 points to the dow for this first quarter, these are going also winners for the quarters as you can see boeing up about 14% during that time. amazon, 19% on pace for its third straight record close and of the year, another winner there. and apple up 24%. facebook, 24%. keep an eye also on blackberry, that's one of the most actively traded stocks. it's up 13%, better than expected quarterly numbers. start your day on fox business at five a.m. we'll see you there. stuart: jay timmons, he chairs the national association of manufacturers, he was inside the meeting with trump as you saw, just came outside, addressed the microphones. listen in. >> national association of manufacturers surveys our 14,0

. >> i'm nicole petallides.cent losing streak at least for now. we haven't been down nine days since 1980. take a look at some of the winners and losers, goldman sachs and jpmorgan gaining after having a tough month, in fact, the dow would have its first down month now since last october. amazon on the move to the upside, amazon fresh pickup is something they're introducing in two cities available to all prime members. you order it, pick it up within 15 minutes for fresh groceries. working on technical issues for its amazon go unit. facebook announcing new camera features once again, taking on snap and despite some bullish calls on snap yesterday, back under pressure today. start at five a.m., i'll see you there. stuart: update. the lockdown of the white house has been lifted. a man outside the fence on the north lawn said he had a bomb. no apparent threat. lockdown lifted. >>> obamacare is still with us, and so therefore are all those taxes and all the regulations that come with it. zane tanking is apple metro

. >> i am nicole petallides with your fox business.today. initial public offerings right now is ipo for this luxury retailer, luxury in particular. you can see right now 29% has been up as a third-generation ceo taking this one, started in a small toronto warehouse 60 years ago. there are some people who are concerned about the trend on many of the jackets. in fact there were some animal activists outside of the new york stock exchange this morning. take a look at them there. we are watching it now throughout the day. 1642 for the new ipo. stuart: okay, look. throwback thursday. gordon might vote early morning rain. that guy has got a voice and a production value to die for. that is my kind of music, sports fans. quick check of the big board. dallas at 20,995. the banks ask, did they take a hit yesterday? a very, very modest bounce back today. financials are little bit better this morning. big tech names they always like to check them. that is where the money has been flowing. apple, off the bat, facebook, netflix, all of them approach

. >> i am nicole petallides with your fox business brief. the dow 21,000.57-point.president trumps speech last night. that being said, the leadership with all 10 sectors higher. mcdonald's has been halted. just before 11:00 a.m. they did have an investor day today watching for any release of material dues. the 21,000 mark. take a look at the winners. goldman sachs, exxon, another investment day and american express. financial certainly hitting record highs. more than 10% of the s&p 500 and record territory, including financial stocks. you see some of the names here. keep your right here on fox business on a breaking news day. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. stuart: nations around the world that canada, australia merritt-based immigration system. it is the basic principle they ought to be a lot of support them

nicole: i'm nicole petallides with fox business brief. week on wall street? right now trying to stay in the green here. the s&p is up 3 points, dow gaining 17. for the week down a half of a percent. here looks like winners and losers, there are more winners and losers, johnson & johnson and jpmorgan are winners. oil has been a big story and oil is at 49.13 the barrel. amazon is planning to open a brick and mortar store inside seattle, they want to have merchandise available to you, the echo and kendall. they are doing well in selling food online as well. apple losing some of the students to google's chrome book, they are on the rise over the last year while the ipad and the mac have been flipping stuart: look at this. the first images of a test track built in the middle of the nevada desert designed by california company called hyperloop one. cated arou 30 minutes outside of vegas. they want to perform the first public trail later this year with pods that travel 800 miles an hour. can you imagine the acceleration in a 500-yard track from

. ♪ ♪ >> i'm nicole petallides. after five days of selling in the dow, it could have been six.t have been beaten down as we focus on the health care bill. here's a look at some of the winners and losers on the dow up 73 points right now, the s&p 500 is up 8. nike, goldman sachs, don't forget nike had numbers yesterday but bouncing back some. coca-cola, intel, new home sales were revised higher, the home builders are higher along with this. disney extended bob iger's contract to july of 2019, and you can see disney at 112.67. pbh, that's the parent of calvin klein, tommy hilfiger, a great outlook, and that is a winner, up 8.5%. start it here on fox business, fbn a.m., lauren simonetti and i will see you there. >> if you can't get phase one through, do you think phase two's going to happen, phase three's going to happen? stuart: look, it's up to you to fix because policy. >> no, it's not. >> i'm just explaining all the different things members of congress are looking at right now. >> i respectfully but very strongly disagree with you. stuart: come to that point now, ladies and ge

in the meantime, to nicole pe petallides and charlie gasparino growing friction on the right about this whole agenda that could on tintter hooks. what do you make? >> stuart had two really interesting guest there is, talking about how the health care bill is being held up, how there's one part of the health care bill, congressman massie talked about the medicaid reform, tax cuts, baseline of the budget paid for tax cuts predicated on and they can't agree on that. so it looks like, if this is a bill, think it out for the markets, if this is a bill that is predicated on moderate republicans and democrats coming together, that means there will be less reforms&ç that means less savings. then that means there will be less tax cuts. then that means the markets are probably overvalued. neal: nicole, you had a front row seat at this whole drama. amazed at the last month and quarter. we're 2% at the highs since the beginning of the month, up five mers -- 5% from the quarter. >> it was first couple months so much optimism out just about everything trump coupled with earnings and better economy. s

nicole petallides what she is hearing on floor of the new york stock exchange. cole. >> it started great on first trading day on thursday. jumped 44%. last couple days it is under pressure. down 10%, heavy vo, w all-time low of $20.84. well below the first trade of 24 bucks but still above the ipo price. what is pressuring, snap? a slew of five analysts coming out with sell ratings. they're getting worried about snap at the moment. the underwriters who put out buy ratings, believe in the company, they're not allowed to do so for 25 days. wait, 25 days we'll see what happens at that point, we'll come out with positive comment. meantime there is worries about tomtics, lack of a track record. not seeing for vote -- competition from behemoth from facebook. facebook ironically hitting an all-time high again today. you can see facebook at 137 and change. i was talking with ted weisberg and ted weisberg noting the all-time high and saying facebook is the behemoth. it is like the amazon of social media. they have instagram, they have whatsapp and facebook so it's a tough

nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange. but phil flynn at cme. the longest losing cheek in more than 14 month. what was the drag today? >> opec report on compliance and really a lot of confusion because there is two sources that report on opec. the primary sources, that's the people that are pumping the oil like saudi arabia, iraq, iran, all those people and the secondary sources and what really broke this market was the discrepancy between the primary sources and the secretary sources. the primary sources said saudi arabia production actually rose. saudi said, hey, our production went up last month above 10 million barrels last. why did they say that when the is being dairy sources came out and said, wait a second, actually saudi arabian production fellas month that confusion about what that means, is that a signal by saudi arabia that done with the production cuts? that got the market worried. that is why we took a hit. back to you. david: good explanation, phil. thank you. nicole you have been watching stocks dive today. what happened. >> it w