simon is my partner at the nyse this afternoon.t's a big day for it, simon. >> it is and it's getting more serious as we move through. we start with the market alert.

we're also joined by nyse floor trader kenny. great to have you here. thanks so much for coming in to talk about an issue so important to so many people watching. >> thanks for having me. >> it's hard for the little guy to watch the "60 minutes" piece to hear us talk about this issue and not think that the markets are rigged by high frequency traders. how do you combat that? >> it's unfortunate because the truth is the exact opposite. nobody has been a bigger beneficiary of the high frequency trading revolution than the so-called little guy, the viewers on your program. and that's because virtually every order that they transz act in the market that they submit to their brokerage firms is executed by a high frequency trading firm hired by that brokerage firm. talk about td amr trade, schwalb, all the firms around their flow to a high frequency trading firm that's co-located and has state-of-the-art infra f structure. the biggest beneficiaries by far of this trend is individual investors. >> many people would hear you say that including obviously kenny o

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

rallying on the nyse debut but should you be making an order on day one. >>>? serious technical problems. we're going to tell you what's going on. >>> the business of marijuana fuming in california and now the business of hemp may not be far behind. the industry that's riding the wave of legal pot out west. >>> the u.s. economy adding 192,000 jobs in march, did you nail the number? this month's nail the number winner will join us later on this hour. joining us this morning for the squawk feed kara swisher, coexecutive editor at re/code along with jon steinberg, buzzfeed president and ceo and our own jon fortt here as well. good morning. >> hi. >> let's start with the big ipo of the morning. grubhub, that's intraday as the stock opened just north of 40. now settling down to 37.79. interesting story. we talked to the ceo in the last hour and he talked about the acquisition of seamless and how it helped his company. take a listen. >> integration has been incredible. cultures have meshed wonderfully. the individuals are pen nominal to work with. in terms of the res

liz: okay, let me get to the nyse. teddy, i'll call it a mini rebound.not the biggest in the world, but right now the dow's having real trouble staying above the flatline. >> a lot of damage done, liz, but i think, you know, you talked about some of these tech stocks. i mean, the momentum stocks clearly led the market down, and i think if, in fact, they've stabilized -- and we don't know that -- but if they've found a level where perhaps some of the buyers have moved back in, maybe that will spill over into the rest of the market. certainly, we've seen some strength in the nasdaq. the big question is, will we see the broader list follow? i think it's a little early to tell. it's always fun to pick bottoms, but it's also very dangerous. liz it's very hard. but that's what people are doing, joling. certainly at the nasdaq we are seeing a comeback in some of the names that got hit lately. but when you look at the facebooks and amazons and yahoo!s of the world, they had just an amazing runup. the biotechs are not coming back today. what are the traders you'r

bob pisani is here with me again on the floor of the nyse. have been driven down, but do they deserve to be at the levels they should be? >> i'm glad our producer asked me to do this. we've been so obsessed with everything else. enough with it already. let's talk about the stuff in the dow industrials. the answer, sue, is it's been a mixed year. this is the core of what i consider industrials. growthr ge is having a rough here. the more international exposure, and the rougher time earlier in the year, those kinds of stocks are coming back. i want to show boeing. a lot of industrials look like this. boeing was $70 at this time, sue, it went to $135, and it's down like $10 off that high. my point is these stocks had runs of 30%, 40, some 50% and now we're all worried they're off the highs. just look at it a bit longer. what's amazing is how well the transports are holding up delta was $10 last year. it's 30 essentially this year. where these -- and now they're just a bit off. it was $10 the ble ginning of the year. and now it's $33, $34, and we

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simon is my partner at the nyse this afternoon. it's a big day for it, simon. >> it is and it's getting more serious as we move through. we start with the market alert. indeed, the nasdaq, the triple qs which track are in negative territory. the big weight, one of the big weights is netflix. down 25% in the past month. it's one of those stocks that move on no news, they move because they move. today investors are paying a price. sheila dharmarajan is at the nasdaq and is down -- the composite is down 3.2%. sheila? >> ugly day here at the nasdaq. the composite and the 100 down by more than 2%. we just bounced off the session lows but keep in mind we are on track for one of the worst days we have seen at the nasdaq in two months. here's what's amazing. this is a really broad-based selloff, not just biotechs or momentum names. it is weakness across the board here. if you take a look at the nasdaq 100, more than 90% of its members are in the red right now. so everyone is pushing the sell button on seemingly everything. some particular

. >>> blackstone back, la quinta making its debut on the nyse today. chu is at the post where it's trading. how does it look? >> barclays post 8, right behind post 9 on the set at the nyse. they sold $17 per share. that was the price. they sold 38 million shares of that stock. in the early going, it looked a little bit dicey. the stock dropped about 2% in the first hour of trading. if you haven't been following it, you should know there's been a little stealth rally in the shares. you can see it's up towards 17.60 right now, up over 3% for the shares. so it started off down 2%, 3%, and now made its way toward session highs, up about 3%. what's interesting about this, yes, it's the private equity backers, blackstone taking this hotel company to market. they've already done the same with extended stay america. they've already done the same with hilton. so three big hotel companies that have blackstone private equity backing. it should -- or it is worthy of note, though, all three of the hotel companies are now above their ipo price. so maybe it says some

michelle is in d.c., kayla at the nyse. kayla. >> ty, the financial star reporting quarterly numbers tomorrow. first up jpmorgan. we'll get you ahead of the game next. >>> and the big news out of europe today. the new greek bond is on the market. it priced just a few minutes ago. the impact will be felt in financial markets all over the world. more "power lunch" in two minutes. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ >>> welcome back to "power lunch." despite the selloff, we're near session lows. there are winners out there. check out shares of hewlett-packard rising after deutsche bank had a buy rating and a $40 price target. up about 3%. also at&t. investors look to the telecom sector. then ibm gaining ground on news it's acquiring silver pop for an undisclosed amount. mcdonald's

here at the nyse. >> it most certainly was. we push ahead today on this big debate on high frequency trading on "power lunch." where are the regulators? we talk to lawmakers who come at the issue from different points of view. >> we also have specialists to tell us what high speed traders look for. first, how does high speed trading fit into the overall market? who better than bob pisani to explain all of that. i bet you can say that. >> algorithm. i can spell it, too. the important point is a lot of people wonder when you go to your broker and actually push a button. let me walk you through a typical trade. critics of high frequency trading say these traders are scalping pennies from investors but the truth's a little more complicated than that. let's use an example. through your broker, you send an order to buy 100 shares of ibm. that order is likely routed to a market maker and the market maker is going to try to match your order with an equal sell order, likely from their own inventory. now, in the unlikely event they can't

thank you so much. >>> we're going to go to the nyse.ews on coca cola. >> i'm hearing from david winters, value investor in coca cola that raised a very public campaign against coke's equity plan that was approved yesterday at the shareholder meeting. warren buffett saying he did not agree with it. he abstained from the vote. now david winters is saying coca cola's plan failed to attract support from a majority of shareholders including its largest shareholder berkshire hathaway. wintergreen believes no company should implement an equity plan without the support of a majority of its shareholders, least of all a great company like coca cola. he wants coca cola's board of directors to withdraw or scale back the current plan. remember, he said it was a raw deal for shareholders. it dilutes their value by as much as 14% to 16%. shareholders did overwhelmingly vote in favor of this plan. then we learned warren buffett whose berkshire hathaway owns 9% of the votes. he said 66% of outstanding shareholders actually approve the plan. >> this stor

here is the nyse twitter under a lot of pressure this morning after the company said the growth of usersas not what it was expecting. and the nasdaq having one of its worst months in years. this is today in the bay. >> from nbc bay area. this is today in the bay. good morning everyone. >> new this morning a report just released shows half of americans live in counties where the air is unhealthy to breathe. tracy pots joins us with a look at the new findings from the national lung association. those numbers in that report came out early this morning. look at the bay area. it is not alone when it comes to bad air. barely a b failing and san francisco got an a. these grades are for ozone which has been a challenge in california. but that is not the only challenge. particle pollution is in this report. it is the smog that continues to be a problem. la is the the top of those lists of cities with poor smog problems. now they want to look at what they do here. almost half of america 147 million people are living in areas with unhealthy air. just yesterday the supreme court of the united states

. >> it was the moment that stopped all trading here on the nyse floor and you saw it only on cnbc.he fiery debate over are the markets rigged. now boiling over into larger, more heated battles. >> general motors ceo mary barra back on the hill answering questions from the senate subcommittee and we'll bring you the highlights when it begins a little over an hour from now. >>> and amazon holding a big press event promising an update on the video business and we'll tell you what it could be and bring you all of that action live. >>> we'll start with an economic report from adp, shows 191,000 private sector jobs were added in march. the numbers coming ahead of friday's big jobs number and, of course, the morning after the s&p hit a new record high. we continue to look for clues, guys, that march, in fact, was a thaw of sorts and this number didn't exactly let us down. >> no. but i keep coming back to those auto numbers yesterday. i mean, 16.4 million, gm up rather shockingly given the fact that toyota and a similar negative recall was down 16%, it's hard to sell that many cars and hav

. >>> also in the tech sector, brendan nyse has stepped down from mow zill la over his opposition to marriage. the news took traction when he took over as ceo last week. >>> grubhub has priced its offering at $26 a share. that's above the range it was raised this week. the food delivery service jumped over $2 billion. grubhub will trade today under the ticker g-r-u-b. >>> and imf health has priced its ipo at around 20 bucks, just above the mid point in its expected range. the ims will trade on the nyse under its symbol, i-m-f. >>> now, you can sit and have a chance to earn a piece of the friendly confines. reports say the owners of the chicago cubs may sell shares in the team to the public. the rickets family, who made their fortune from ameritrade, bought the cubs back in 2009. shares would help fund the expansion of wrigley field. there's a bit of baseball history. >>> and david letterman has decided to call it quits. the long-time host of cbs's late show surprised his audience thursday when he announced plans to retire next year. he's been an american fixture on tv since 1982 whic

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melissa: talk to the nyse. didn't talk to bats. didn't talk to anyone else. didn't even try. >> another problem with lewis's book, why don't he talk to vinnie viola who runs vir tough. u. melissa: thank you to both of you. we appreciate it. elon musk, new details on spacex and money rolling in. >>> cashing in on kit cats, the candy bars like you've never seen them before. more "money" coming up. i've always had to keep my eye on her... but i didn't always watch out for myself. with so much noise about health care, i tuned it all out. with unitedhealthcare, i get information that matters... my individual health profile, not random statistics. they even reward me for addressing my health risks. so i'm doing fine... but she's still gonna give me a heart attack. innovations that work for you. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. melissa: we have to show you this one stock literally that's soaring right now. trader james romelli is at cme. i understand not that high of a price but still 80% is 80%? james? oh, james has been robbed of his voice. can anyone h

rumors it will be coming to the nyse. what i can tell you a lot of bankers involved here. filing the s 1 let's call it in the not-too-distant future. perhaps we see this company public by late summer or september. >> despite the market conditions. >> august september is a ways away from now. >> i guess the ipo outlook has changed. >> we will get an interesting view into their business when we get yahoo!'s results. >> good point. kaf david, another deal. up next, zoes kitchen is trading as a public company for the first time speaking of ipos. there's the stock popping in its debut. the ceo is here on the floor. he'll be joining us after the break to talk about the growth in zoes kitchen. fast casual restaurants across the southern part of the country. country. today is friday today, we greet you. treat you. care for you. today, you can come to cleveland clinic for anything, everything or just to get that "thing" checked out. big, small, and yes, the best heart care in the nation. it's here everyday, for everyone. that's the power the power, that's the power of today. clevel

live from post 9 at the nyse. >> oh, okay. that was -- oh, i get it. >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m.. at your ford dealer think? they think about tires. and what they've been through lately. polar vortexes, road construction, and gaping potholes. so with all that behind you, you might want to make sure you're safe and in control. ford technicians are ready to find the right tires for your vehicle. get up to $120 in mail-in rebates on four select tires when you use the ford service credit card at the big tire event. see what the ford experts think about your tires. at your ford dealer. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.s everybody knows that. well, did you know bad news doesn't always travel fast? (clears throat) hi mister tompkins. todd? you're fired. well, gotta run. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> as we enter the madness of earnings season, i want you to remember there are some companies you absolutely need to pay attention to. only because they provide a wealth of information. when it comes to getting a read on the global ec

. >>> first, to sue at the nyse. >> good to see you, ty. stocks making a comeback after a rough few sessions. 16,337.51. s&p up almost half a person. almost a full person gain in the nasdaq. the biotechs really bouncing back -- i should have just said rally. seema mody has a market flash. >> leading higher are the biotech. in fact second highs as investors look for bargains after the recent sell offthe etf, among today's big gainers. celgene, biogen and a nice rebound for the group, sue. >> indeed it is, thanks so much, seema. 58 minutes before the fed minutes are released. we have a lot on our place this hour, including two big downgrades by hershey and gm, morgan stanley putting gm at underweight. the firm sees the auto cycle as having peaked. the truck segment is under pressure. the analysts also thinks the global auto industry is entering a period of significant technology disruption. morgan stanley's price target goes to $33 a share. we are effectively there. it's 33.79. the stock is already down about 18% year to date. let's move to h

on the nyse, one day closer to the jobs number, friday. here's the nasdaq, opening buzzer as well.y, april 2nd. this is "today in the bay." >>> well, good morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker, in for laura this morning. back to the developing story from chile, where authorities are trying to assess the damage following a deadly 8.2 magnitude earthquake yesterday. that quake triggered a series of tsunami warnings. as of a few hours ago, evacuation orders were lifted for hundreds of thousands of people near that country's northern coast. the pacific tsunami warning center said the biggest recorded wave during the alert was 6 1/2 feet. chile's president has declared a state of emergency for the area. six people died as a result of the quake. the shaking caused several landslides which blocked roads, power was cut to thousand, and an airport grounded all of the flights. >>> day two of testimony from the ceo of general motors, as she tries to explain why it took the company so long to reveal the deadly problem with its ignition switches. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins

it was an exchange between two ceos that stopped trading on the floor of the nyse yesterday. >> michaeld, shame on both of you for falsely accusing thousands of people and possibly scaring millions of investors in an effort to promote a business mottle. >> high-frequency trading should be eliminated. >> it's not his book. >> it's not my book. >> are you an investor in brad's exchange? >> no. >> i'm just asking for full disclosure. i'm being a journalist. >> are you insane? >> no, i'm not. >> i didn't go looking to write a book about him. i'm trying to figure out what is going on in the stock market. >> lots of people are wondering that. my next guest has the only dark pool. and he thinks high-frequency trading benefits few at the peril of many. great to have you, seth. >> good to be here. >> a lot of people out there might not be familiar with liquid net. where do you fit in to the discussion? your exchange operates similarly to iex, which is brad katayama's exchange. >> we started 13 years ago to solve a big problem that the institutions have. that the assets and management have grown

book is called "face the music, a life exposed" so shout it out loud and he joins us now from the nysebc so we're going to take a moneyage. you guys have more gold records than any other american band in history. at the peak, right, at the top, how much was kiss worth and bringing in? >> well, i think to date it's close to $1 billion. it's father over half a billion dollars. we've been doing this for 40 years, and i guess my message to people who watch and are starting out is always follow your own needs. whatever your need is, we'll address the needs of other people. if you try to second guess the public, you're running into a dangerous territory. if you know what you need, we were the band we never saw. find something that you need in your life, and you can give it to other people so that's really the key to success. it has to start there. >> you know what, paul, i love the fact -- people look at you that you've had an amazing life with sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll and in your book you show how you overcame deafness and bullying and all other kind of hardships and it's a great story,

live from post 9 at the nyse. >> you called it. >> did you? >> yes, you did.ke mike wallace calling. calling. [ hypnotist ] you are feeling satisfied without standard leather. you are feeling exhilarated with front-wheel drive. you are feeling powerful with a 4-cylinder engine. [ male announcer ] open your eyes... to the 6-cylinder, 8-speed lexus gs. with more standard horsepower than any of its german competitors. this is a wake-up call. ♪ >>> they look great, but i have to ask you what the heck happened to krispy kreme? i'm getting a bunch of calls about the stock of the doughnut chain. most recently from graham in new york. and because this is the most interactive show in television, we're talking to the ceo himself. but see in last december, it was on fire. the company kept beating the numbers so the hot money from momentum chasing hedge funds and mutual funds poured into the stock. how, when krispy kreme reported at the beginning of december, the company gave disappointing guidance, hence it dropped from $25.55 down to $19 and i think a lot of the decline

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live from post 9 at the nyse. >> it's entirely possible that we get to some level where actual buyers. >> it all starts at 9:00 a.m. eastern. eastern. >>> it is time -- it is time for the lightning round on cramer's mad money. [ indiscernible ] play until we hear this sound and then the lightning round is over, are you ready, skee-daddy? it's time for the lightning round. let's start with nate in ohio. nate! >> boo-yah from ohio. >> nice! >> diana shipping. i've gotten lukewarm because it's fallen from 1800 to 1100 and this is a freight company. by the way, once again, nordic american tanker has another 10 million shares. they're killing us! john in florida! john! >> enqana, like ultra petroleum, like devon, it's going up here and it hit a 52-week high but it has higher to go. nat gas price are going up and it's playing with oil and gas. craig in pennsylvania. craig? >> hey, boo-yah, cramer. how are you doing? >> how about you, there, partner? >> i fell in love with this stock, just like i fell in love with ecolab. >> not that i want to fall in love with stocks. it's just a piece of p

. >>> bob pisani is tracking the action on the nyse all day. >> the bears have the upper hand but therell people around who believe the market will turn around. the bear/bull sentiment. we've outlined the bear sentiment here. basically bears argue it is hard to force the market higher without clear evidence the economy is improving but the bulls insist the economy is improving. it won't go to 3.5% gdp next week. it is moving in that direction. why do we need to put up the momentum -- those famous names those those three dozen stocks we keep talking about them? why do we need to own them if they are overpriced if we can pay for cheaper in the overall growth of the economy. look at ibm so far this year? look at caterpillar so far this year? these are arguments people have made. this is not a bad movement for any of these major names. why not look at them as better, cheaper alternatives to getting some growth? earnings tomorrow. you know jpmorgan will be out tomorrow. we have eight ipos coming tomorrow. eight. including some very hot ones. zoe's kitchen. very hot in the restaurant space. p

you're holding down the floor on the nyse. what's going on there?> the new closing high is slipping away. dow, 16,576 is what we need to do is and we're 20 points away. the fed came out and said economic activity picked up other other than that the fed statement unchanged. earnings are moving particular segments. put up hmos. a great number from well point. that's helping the hmos. paper products don't move the markets. had a great report. that's up about 2% right now. hotels, hyatt and marriott both had excellent numbers, both of them beat on earnings right now. they are moving the whole hotel group. the internet content stocks were all mixed because twitter user numbers were disappointing and zynga to the upside and finally movies and entertainment. amc was a little bit of a miss there. they had a quarterly dividend. what impressed me about them. attendance was up 5% and they were able to raise prices about 2%, still on the downside but raising prices in this environment, pretty impressive. guys, back to you. >> especially in light of the gdp repo

i'm joined by simon at the nyse. hi, simon. >> making a bit of a comeback. here's where the biotech stands right now. thus done 11%. the etf that follows, ibb down 13%. both, as you can see, every recovering today. ibb up about a percent in line with the broader market. shares of citigroup are doing really well. we're up now over 4%, this after the bank beating income expectation. net income 4.15 billion last year, up from $4 billion a year earlier. since the second week of the year, shares of citigroup have dropped more than 11%. this is a welcome respite. the dia that tracks the dow is higher. s.p.y. that tracks the s&p 500, the qqqs that track the nasdaq 100 and iwm, which tracks the russell 2000, all higher on the session. energy stocks are also doing well. transocean, halliburton, baker hughes, all in positive territory. two of the stories. retail sales, up 1.1% for march, that is the biggest month to month gain in a year and a half. tiaa-cref. bob pisani is here to talk about both those stories. >> we needed to get a good number on retail sales. the ec

stock expected to price between $25 to $23 a share, valued at just under $2 billion, making its nyse debut tomorrow under the ticker grub. >>> small business owners giving bad reviews. stock falling the second straight day after telling the "wall street journal" it received more than 2,000 complaints about yelp since 2008. mostly small businesses talking be a unfair or fraud reviews. and covering the internet sector, gene, you don't think it's a problem? >> i don't. it will clearly be a problem over the next few eck wweeks af investors get their arms around this. more about defamation or trash talking, is what it's more about. it's been set up since the communications decency act, companies like yelp, google, not liable for defamation. ultimately, that's going to be the crux of it. and hundreds of thousands don't like negative or manipulated reviews but this is something that is not a yelp issue. it's more about ethics issues. >> but at the same time there are a lot of suggestions that up to 25% of the reviews on yelp are fraudulent. i think even yelp itself, september of last year s

millionths of a second to compare that to the 250 microseconds that the nasdaq and 500 microseconds at the nyseything. ever put your phone down and for the life of you can't remember where it is? don't worry. you're not alone. i'm with you. the average person misplaces as many as nine items every single day. why do we seem to be forgetful and better remember where we left our keys? bonnie ford has tips to help you stop wasting time looking for stuff. good to have you here. what's going on? why are we so forgetful? >> well, so for every day memory lapses, there are two big causes. the first one, no surprise here, stress or not being able to pay enough attention. so if you're spending too much time on the cell phone, it's not really so much a memory problem it's the fact that things didn't get in your memory to begin with. and then if you add stress on top of that, gerri, that makes it really hard to do what we call encode things in memory or make things get laid down in memory chemically to retrieve them later. gerri: i didn't know it was laid down chemically in memory. is this a sign of a bigge

charlie gasparino guessing it's the nyse for a whole bunch of investment bank reasons, but we'll be watching and as jo ling mentioned, jd.com, that's a win for the nasdaq. that's another chinese internet ipo. boy, this sounds familiar. 1999, right? stocks fighting to stay on track for a positive week. okay, so it's been, you know, fluctuation nation when you talk about the dow jones industrials today. we're back in green territory but, again, trying to fight for a positive week overall. morgan stanley and goldman sachs, the latest big financial names to report earnings. morgan stanley shares moving higher about 3%, goldman sachs a little more tempered, both of them had pretty interesting strengths. goldman's stock fell quarterly profits at least about 11% partly on fixed income. charlie gasparino warned you about that months ago, but earnings were still better than expected. want to bring in the traders, new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex. teddy, just a couple of days ago you were really concerned, and rightly so, about whether the market could hold on to gains going into the c

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

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

>>> and it was the big brawl that stopped trading at the nyse.e saw it on "power lunch" right here yesterday. we're going push the conversation forward today when we talk to one lawmaker who supports the hft, the high frequency community. the one person who is teaching the next generation of wall street programmers and coders. more "halftime" right after this short break. [ male announcer ] it's here -- xfinity watchathon week, your chance to watch full seasons of tv's hottest shows for free with xfinity on demand. there's romance, face slaps, whatever that is, pirates, helicopters, pirate-copters... argh! hmm. it's so huge, it's being broadcast on mars. heroes...bad guys... asteroids. available only on mars. there's watching. then there's watchathoning. ♪ >>> welcome back. pete najarian making a bullish bet on a telecom stock after spotting unusual activity. what are you seeing? >> take a look at sprint and you see this chart, the chart actually had a huge screaming run to the upside, then of late, after a pull-back, starting to move back up to

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

this is the nyse. the dow down for its worst three-day streak since back in january. there's the opening bell. over on the nasdaq the biggest drop yesterday since november of 2011 as we get under way, this is tuesday, april 8th, and this is "today in the bay." fr good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us, i'm scott mcgrew. a lot of news to get to this morning. but, first, let's talk baseball. the 2014 home opener is today. laura is out on the field at at, and t park. good morning. >> i have the best gig right now. this is fantastic out here. the excitement is already in the air. it's going to be a great day for the home opener against the diamondbacks today here at at&t park. we've been waiting all winter for this very day and it's going to be like summer out here. going to get to the forecast with christina, she's live out here with me, as well, in just a little bit. we're talking about all the new things. how they can new and improve this great stadium out here. you'll see a bowling alley out here at at&t park. why you would want to bowl when a great game is

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

here's a look at the nyse on the opening bell. over on the nasdaq in times square.nergy and a bunch of kids. that's a good sign. today is tuesday, april 22nd this is "today in the bay." >>> well, good morning to you, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. laura is off this morning. a developing story to tell you about after a routine traffic stop turned out to a bomb squad being called out last night. pulled over at 10:00 p.m. and he told officers, by the way, he had fireworks in the cab of hispihis pickup truck. they called in the bomb squad to deal with the explosive. this happened on mason street near marina boulevard. officials closed the area so they could investigate the device and ended up blowing it up. several businesses were evacuated just as a precaution and the driver was arrested. however, the story doesn't end there. officers just finished searching the suspect's house in this russian hill neighborhood to make sure that there were no more explosives. you can see from this picture here, rather quiet right now. chase cain is in san francisco ge

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there's the nyse over on the nasdaq, as well. equally uninteresting. today is monday, april 28th and this is "today in the bay." >>> not for those people, though. >> no. >>> good morning to you, thanks for joining us. i'm lorry garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. president obama announcing new sanctions against russia and "today's in the bay" tracie potts is live in washington, d.c., where the full list of sanctions will be released later today. tracie? >> hey, scott. actually, we just got it within the last hour after earlier today the president announced the sanctions were coming. we got word from the state department on what the details are. seven government officials in russia who will be sanction eed individually and targeting 17 companies, high-tech companies freezing their assets and 13 of those companies for the most part will be denied exports into the united states. this is the latest effort by the u.s. to try to pressure president putin to get pro-russian militant to back out of ukraine. we've seen more violence there just today with seizing

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the one exchange which -- >> but i'm talking about the more established, the nyse, the nasdaq, the quote unquote, traditional exchanges. >> right. >> i take your point, i take your point about -- and we are going to talk about that in just a few minutes, i take your point about the building of the new world exchange, that evens the playing field. but the more traditional exchanges that benefit from a high frequency trader. >> that's absolutely true. the book very clearly makes the point that there are several actors involved. i think of the high frequency traders as just basically exploiting a system that's got these glitches in it. and that they found loopholes to jump through. you know, it's sort of like, i don't know, blaming the lion for eating the antelope, that they do what they do. the problem is the opportunities they have been given and they have been given it in part because the exchanges have created this unequal playing field. the book makes that very clear. and they have been given it in part because the brokers are not handling the client orders in the best possible way. th

the nyse is no fan of his. >> no, absolutely. i think he was obviously tough in the body language, you could tell from what he said to brad and also to michael that he feels very strongly as though they have been wronged. he basically accused michael lewis of having some untruths in that book. he feels as though lewis did not do his due diligence in terms of contacting some of the high frequency exchanges, bats, direct edge, and he was very vehement about it but remember, he really feels like he's under attack. i think bob would agree with that. >> i'll tell you something. we haven't had so much fun in a long, long time down here. the entire floor stopped and did not trade, turned the sound up and watched and people were gathered around. i haven't seen so many people gathered around totally frozen watching cnbc in a long, long time, maybe since i did the story on the porn business in '97. but i'll tell you about bill o'brien. i think, i'm not trying to put words in mr. o'brien's mouth but i think he was upset there was no other c

down here at the big board, networking equipment company ciena hosting its investor day from the nysever at the nasdaq, torina international provider of professional education services in china celebrating its ipo today. nasdaq actually has a couple new issues coming online. >> my charitable trust owns ciena, juniper down 6% and it took fire out of the ciena call, the last time the stock was at 26 and people didn't like the guy and it went down to 23 and it's been all over the map and a difficult stock to own. >> all right. we'll keep our eye on monsanto. we saw the earnings earlier in the week almost out of the gate it's up 2%. >> down a couple of months when it opened. it was up a buck and then down two and the rest of the day it went up. almost as if people realized perhaps this is the moment because of soy and corn seeds because of a better pricing environment for herbicide and we get the big upgrade today and a lot of good feeling that monsanto lagged t ed ged the ma. >> you mentioned the upgrade. why is it big? >> well, i think it's up big because the stock has done nothing and

ims will trade on the nyse, as well, under the ticker ims.po activity is expected to stay busy throughout the spring and summer with the expected companies such as stocks and alibaba. a lot of these smaller cap companies, a market like this has been the perfect environment for them to hit the road. >> it undoubtedly has. thanks for that. have a great day there in the states. meanwhile, in europe, investors are georging on just eats initial offering. this is an online takeout firm and shares are trading higher after pricing its two pound cep. currently at 72.50. >>> still to come, adp data has added more than 190,000 jobs to the u.s. economy last month. tomorrow is nonfarm payrolls sustained for momentum. um. >>> we've got weekly jobless claims today ahead of the employment report. lance roberts, chief strategist at sca wealth management. in the city of on houston, lance, good morning to you, sir. thanks for joining us. i know it's early for you. >> it is early and i'm happy to be here. thank you. >> we appreciate it. you've got this view that

. >> down here at the big board, nyse hosting an event on the financial empowerment of women in recognitionty month and at the nasdaq churchill downs ringing the bell remotely from the churchill downs, kentucky derby televised may 3rd, on nbc. >> i've been there a bunch of times. one of the great events. you have to get there. >> never been. >> once in your life get there. dress well. don't dress like a slump. >> go to the millner. >> got that word from oprah. >> we'll keep our eye on the big ones we mentioned at the top of the show. starbucks and microsoft are going to get the benefit of the doubt today. amazon is not. >> no. and amazon, we -- remember we want growth. like charlie the tuna, we don't want tuna with good taste. we want good tasting tuna, profits. you know who has profits is vf corp, north face, eric wiseman, raising numbers. interesting because macy's is a very big client of theirs and macy's did not raise numbers. this is share take, vf corp a company to watch, a good company. >> we're going to talk to howard schultz. burger king did beat by a penny. revenue did decline. u.

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nyse this is a teenager 16 rose and a gun to the airport bronson and- engine the wheel well of the hawaiiant 40 degrees below zero temperatures the floodlit of this for a summit coffee and it was doubling or around the airport and molly's been taken to hospital expected to be okayed but men are wondering how he was able to sneak onto the airfield and san jose. will the government a free this morning on a crisp brown assault case just moments ago the judge found his body guard guilty of assault and incident where they were present portion titties the christopher lawless it was not justified in heeding parker adams since there was no evidence he was advancing on to the singer as he took photos of the fan. they said the brown plan stamford turned it into a picture the brahms was posing for which a woman. the butter said that the demand when he tried to get on board of the tour bus. did not know whether we that the radars showing us some more it will talk about what were expected to arrive in the bay area coming up. then things can happen to good people of jordan said that because it can be the

. >> weibo listed on the nasdaq and of course everybody is waiting for the nyse debut of alibaba. why are chinese tech companies still choosing to go to the u.s. instead of closer to home? >> i think, you know, most of chinese internet companies are listed overseas, mostly in u.s. i mean, fewer in hong kong. part of it because current china's listing law or regulation actually have some problem with a lot of internet companies in china have the structure. you have a problem listing any chinese symptom exchange. if we have a choice, we always wanted to list the whole market, which is closer to our user base, which makes a lot of sense. and asia comes in higher than any other exchange in the world. it was just by default. i mean, the u.s. market becomes the place for listing. >> now, alibaba continues to generate buzz ahead of its much anticipated ipo. what exactly is the e-commerce giant all about? and just how big is it? josh lipton breaks it all down. >> in only 15 years, it has exploded from just an idea to an e-commerce powerhouse, responsible for for half the parcels delivered