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called t-p-p.. in the last leg of the presidency.. house and senate leaders were not interested in going after a vote because president- elect donald trump has been against the deal.. and intends on withdrawing from it.. one of the few agribusinesses that was against the t-p-p is the national farmers union.. its president roger johnson says it's a bad deal as it stands.. as a whole.. u-s agriculture has a trade surplus.. but you have to look and there the u-s economy has a large trade deficit.. "the trade surplus in agriculture is about 5 percent of the overall deficit, the deficit is enormous. it's over half a trillion dollars a year, it's a three percent drag on our gdp, and it's two to five million jobs that are other countries instead of here." the national grain and feed association is for the t-p-p.. they say it opens up a lot of market access for livestock.. but even with the deal going nowhere now.. they are still looking forward to working with the new administration.... "they are open to trade, they are just hesitant for a l

susan p: well, yes. they guy who checks me out at the the same drugstore that use all the time asked me once what it did for 11 and i told him i -- i did for a living and i told , him i was a librarian, and he said i am so sorry. [laughter] susan p: and i am thinking, why did you say that? and he says, as you are not going to have a job soon. and i thought, ok, maybe you think you don't need a library, but the fact is that if you are fortunate enough to be able to buy the book that you want to read today on amazon, if you're able to have it shipped to your home fortunate enough to own computer, if you are fortunate enough to be able to subscribe to wireless internet in your home, the maybe libraries are less obvious to you. if you are employed in don't have to seek employment or try to retool yourself for a new career, maybe you don't think you need libraries. and, you know, so i think these are things that people do not necessarily associate with libraries because librarians are not really the best p.r.

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called t-p-p.. in the last leg of the presidency.. house and senate leaders were not interested in going after a vote because president- elect donald trump has been against the deal.. and intends on withdrawing from it.. one of the few agribusinesses that was against the t-p-p is the national farmers union.. its president roger johnson says it's a bad deal as it stands.. as a whole.. u-s agriculture has a trade surplus.. but you have to look at it from the overall economic perspective.. and there the u-s economy has a large trade deficit.. "the trade surplus in agr the deficit is enormous. it's over half a trillion dollars a year, it's a three percent drag on our gdp, and it's two to five million jobs that are other countries instead of here." the national grain and feed association is for the t-p-p.. they say it opens up a lot of market access for agriculture.. especially with livestock.. but even with the deal going nowhere now.. they are still looking forward to working with the new administration.... "they are open to trade, they

we've seen no growth of the s&p 500 -- no sales growth in the s&p 500 for two years now.t just in the u.s. but also internationally. we think there's going to be a sales recovery for the s&p 500. , a 12 dayussell index in a row of games. the nasdaq had an intraday record. tell me when you start getting worried this is getting to one way, too euphoric. the discussions about for resident electrode two weeks ago before he was elected would have been so different. when do you get concerned this is getting to one way? jonathan: we are not much higher than we were a couple months ago in the s&p 500. acta basically the record. i think what is maybe more interesting are the trades within sectors and within industries, as opposed to outright market directional calls. we agree with some of the moves you've seen in the market recently. health-care stocks, they are doing well. financial stocks, we think they should have done well. there are others we don't agree with as much. infrastructure stocks have had a tremendous rally. less enthusiastic about that continuing. i think the overa

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we're watching the s&p 500 at the moment. this is a one week picture, it's really struggled and cannot end historic lowing streak at the moment. right now the s&p is nearly flat it. may flip, who knows? it may end the eight-session losing streak. one stock firmly in the green trying help boost the s&p index higher, marathon oil. it's the top percentage gainer on the s&p 500, it's up a pretty significant 10.25%, standing at $14.10 after the oil exploration company reported better-than-expected quarterly results, is that energy name enough to get the s&p over to the flat line? let's get to the floor show. tim anderson at the nyse, the psychology is reflected best in my opinion, not the s&p but the volatility index, which if it closes up today, spiking 11% for the fear index, that would match the longest streak since they've been keeping records as i understand it. what are you looking at? >> well, i think that aside from oil being weak for the last seven or eight days which matches the decline in the s&p and consistent selling

nevada g-o-p chairman michael mcdonald is claiming that polls open until 10 p-m this past friday so a "certain group" could vote...in a heavily hispanic neighborhood. trump commented on it too... certain key democratic polling locations in clark county were kept open for hours and hours beyond closing time to bus and bring democratic voters in. folks, it's a rigged system. it's a rigged system and we're going to beat it. a clark county spokesperson said several sites stayed open all voters in line. many people will still be voting on election day... polls are open from 7 a-m to 7 p- m.... tomorrow. you need to go the polling place -- where you are registered. it's easy to find. just follow the link -- on k-t-n-v dot com. as the candidates get in their their supporters to try and gain as much last minute support as they can. from the president, to former v-p candidate sarah palin... and even celebrities like ted nugent and lebron james. po-151su :33-:45 "each and every one of you only have 24 hours to convince the .... that you know... that you can't vote for criminals! (butted with) p

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right now dow and s&p are lower, dow futures down 30, s&p futures down 3.lauren: investors in europe reviewing ruling of uk court that britain cannot leave the european union without approval of parliament. good morning, to you, joe. >> good morning. lauren: how does this ruling affect brexit? >> a i think it really throws into doubt whether brexit will happen, how it's going to happen and it's really caused uncertainty. it'll probably cause an election in the uk next year. lauren: pretty amazing to me, article 50 gets put into play and you have a couple of years and british leaves the european union. does anybody anticipate that they would need this sort of approval? >> i think -- politicians didn't get that we were going to vote for brexit. nobody had a plan and that's why we are seeing the government in limbo and challenges all over the place. this is going to be very messy, actually. lauren: what about the timeline? >> if it happens at all. nicole: what about the banks, they've hesitated to do so, is that what they have been planning on doing? >> more u

in blue, we have the s&p 500 earnings stream.ave the s&p 500 climbed to all-time highs, we have earnings in a recession. unless earnings can turn around, it may suggest it could be troubled hyper stocks or perhaps strength in the s&p 500 is suggesting there will be a bit of a turn for the earnings for s&p 500. quite something's got to give their. thank you. joe: u.s. stocks reach new heights and a manager's warning investors to take stock of potential risks in store. here is what was said earlier today on bloomberg. growth to pick up and therefore continue to rally. if and when legislation comes in and they are not at the level we would like them to be, rates are 50 basis points higher, there is the chance for a day of reckoning on that front. >> for more on the dangers that lurk ahead, we are joined by troy, senior portfolio manager of sky bridge. for joining us here the rally postelection has caught a lot of people by surprise. even people who thought maybe trump would be good for the markets in the medium-term, surprised by th

you should see a commensurate selloff in the s&p. >> i would just say look at the s&p 500 futures overnight. you saw what happened sunday night after fbi director comey's letter. they gapped up and kept on going throughout the night. and that's really the clearest indication. that is the most liquid market you will see out there. and that's probably how people are going to place their bets on this election. >> we should caution, though, the s&p futures are not trading right now, i believe. >> they will. they will. >> and we'll be watching. >> we know you would trade 24/7 if you could. >> cannot wait. if you pull up the mexican peso, we're showing the dollar going down versus the peso is strengthening. there you have it there. karen. >> i think the most direct is the s&p futures, obviously. if you want to go a little differently, i think the german bond. we could see if he wins, that becomes the flight to quality instrument in the world. >> really? going even more negative, potentially. or going negative. >> well, yeah. i think -- we weren't that far -- that wasn't that long ago. >> right. >

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all of these indexes, s&p, sector indexes are trading higher on the day. what could be happening here is the fact that we have yields and rate basically on pause come up ever so slightly. it could make the high dividends for some of the stocks in these indexes look a little more attractive. these stocks may look more attractive on the day, but one thing that looks less attractive

that party starts at eight p-m. and the battle between trump and clinton isn't the only race we need to pay attention to here in florida. there are actually several hotly contested races... with national implications. florida's u-s senate... currenly held by marco rubio. at first, rubio wasn't even going to run for re- election... but he changed his mind after losing the republican primary to donald trump. rubio is facing democrat patrick murphy... who has been getting a ?lot of support from the white house. rubio's been leading in pretty much all the polls though. rubio will be holding his watch party tonight in miami. murphy will be watching a little further north, in palm beach gardens. florida's 13th congressional district. representative david jolly is the incumbent republican. he's taking on charlie christ... the former florida governor... who's running as a democrat. it's been a bit of a confusing race. first.. it's for a ?redrawn congressional district. and jolly almost didn't run for relection. he originall

the s&p utilities. etf. are outflows here. a couple of things are going on with utilities. investing in energy as a way of growth. this option is trump will not be as good for energy. ,he big increase in yields competition with the dividends, that those utilities pay out. is selling off at its lowest since august and down about 3%. we got the weekly inventories number that showed a larger bill than was estimated. vonnie: thanks. let's check in on the first word news. courtney donohoe has more from the newsroom. at the whitemp is house today meeting with president obama to discuss pose forn matters and photographs. his wife melania is meeting with michelle obama. trump and the vice president-elect mike pence will have lunch with house speaker paul ryan. hasld trump's's election led to protests across the united states. thousands marched in new york, los angeles, and other cities. many carried signs saying "not my president." many are afraid trump will carry out his threats to deport undocumented immigran

this is the s&p 500 earning ,ield versus the 10 year yield the earnings yield of the s&p now below thatnd the 10 year has climbed. this is one way to look at the relative valuation of stocks to bonds. on the bottom, the dividend yield versus the 10 year yield, the dividend yield on the s&p 500 and we have seen their a drop in relative value. the other big story has to do with commodities. we are seeing the bloomberg commodity index up for three straight sessions, up 2.5%, its biggest three-day climbed since june. a lot has to do with decline in oil and copper and tin and iron ore. that is a particular commodity which help from a callout from goldman sachs, raising is forecast for iron ore, we saw it straight up in china. here are iron ore futures pricing of my present, goldman sachs saying china infrastructure spending should help boost iron or further going into the first quarter of next year. then it might come back going to the end of next year. a pretty spectacular commodity rally across the board today and over the past several days. vonnie: we are seeing the after effects of curre

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for the dow and s&p 500 potentially the fourth in a row. mentioning theh three major averages are on pace for weekly gains as well, the third week of gains in a row. big strength for u.s. stocks. as for one market moving in the opposite direction, we are looking at oil. down nearly 3.5%. what could be going on here for the second day of declines in a row, opec is negotiating to work out the supply cut deal may have been trying to do for quite some time, now negotiating with iran iraq signaleder they will cut supply. this is dragging right now on oil. the downward action we are seeing in oil, not surprisingly, dragging on the s&p 500. energy is down nearly 1%. we had some of the big e&p players down significantly, including marathon oil, anadarko. what could happen with oil, we went to the bloomberg. this is a roughly three-year chart of oil. we see that downward plunge when oil had crashed before. we also see in yellow the 200-day moving average. when oil is above, generally positive. back above its 200-day moving again, perhaps suggesting

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s&p 500 is down less than 2% during the same time.raders note that suggests more volatility is on the way. clearly buying of protection in the short term for these wild stock swings and the vix move has been much bigger than the s&p 500 which is something to watch. >> more of a momentum and volatility. index yesterday down less than 1%. six sessions in a row of declines for both the s&p and the nasdaq. the dow down four in a row. it's high liked that momentum. we're down yesterday. not the end of the world. watching yields closely because of course we touched, almost touched 1.9% a few weeks ago, we're back down 1.806. we've seen a traditional risk off trade in the last couple of days, equities going down, bonds being bid up so yields therefore moving in the opposite direction. >> investor unease spilling into asia. stocks dropping over there. we saw this big move lower in the dollar and that made the yen strengthen. that hurt the japanese stock market to the tune of 1.75 percent lower. hong kong closing lower. as for the currency tra

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s&p a point or so and the nasdaq three or four points.he bond markets also saw an unwind of last week's moves. yesterday we have seen the yield hit 1.8% this morning. and if last week and yesterday's recover is only to go by if we saw a donald trump win we could expect to see equity sale off but bond markets to be bought and fields to fall. >> also how overextended stocks were selling nine days in a row. beyond the fact that the headline removed an overhang of uncertainty. mike saw that the vix, the volatility index spiking to those 20 levels. >> let's show you where we are after the rally yesterday in wall street. the german dax is trading flat. higher and italy and spain lower. china's exports and imports fell more than expected sparking fears that the country's economic recovery could be in trouble. exports dropping 7.3% from a year earlier. declined 1.4%. the shanghai composite closing up .5% and so did hong kong. the nikkei ended last on the session. the china data overall has been a lot better. potentially this could signal that it'

s&p futures up 1.4%. oil moving to the upside today jumping 1.5% get $44.74-barrel. you are watching trend seven -- "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. that's why a cutting edgeworld. university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. lauren: 5:45 in new york. the fbi cleared hillary clinton again. fbi director james stubbs versus the agency has revealed e-mails discovered in an unrelated case and that his decision not to prosecute her for the private e-mail server still stands. reaction on the campai

for the the s&p 500. pretty much flat. they have a slight advantage here actually look at the s&p you can see that part of this positivity and i say that because we are going certainly into a change over the past four days where we were down, down down. that comes from the jobs report. let's look at the other indices here and they are losing direction because just a few minutes ago we have the tao i can give you the highs of the session. the tao had been up 56 points the s&p have been up ten. it was about 25. with the down three and had points. is it fumbling what gains it have seen earlier as we go into the final hour. let's get right to the floor show. let me start with you. what happened to the 56-point gain on the tao. and we i think that's what were getting too. people are getting sick of the headlines and the jobs number. that is already priced into the market. it's too tight to call and i think people are nervous. >> we have the jobs report number. that is good enough because it certainly turns the eight date losing

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the s&p is the blue line. financials make up 27% of the russell, 14% for the s&p.al is pushing them higher. technology makes up 20% of the s&p. that expense why small-cap is killing it right now. weighing on the s&p. three fascinating developments in the past 72 hours. david: those are three fascinating charts. we are going to talk more about the rally in equities. we are joined by mike reagan. we have seen these three takes on this rally. what strikes me as nothing fundamentally has changed. earnings have not changed. gdp has not changed. the only thing that has changed is we know who the next president will be in january. how much of this is real? mike: what the market is trying to do is if you look at donald trump's wish list, what is he most likely to get? the main question goldman sachs is getting from their clients is the corporate tax cuts. he wants to drastically lower taxes. donald trump controls congress. you can see republicans getting on board with max it tax cuts -- massive tax cuts before endorsing infrastructure spending. if you look at a lot of the

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the s&p is up 14. and the nasdaq, let's see, the russell was up but doing weaker relatively speaking. same thing for the dow. the s&p and nasdaq had intraday highs once again today. >> at least a few points in that record territory. up next, facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg outlines new ways the social giant can tackle fake news stories. we'll see how this impacts the stock as the mounting tide to hold the social media's algorithms more accountable as well. >>> later the house and ways means committee chairman kevin brady will talk to us about tax cuts coming ahead in the donald trump administration. you're watching cnbc, the first in business worldwide. is it because so many go after it the same way? chasing after short term returns. instead if getting caught up with the crowd, the investment managers at pgim take a long term view, teaming specialized active investing with risk-management rigor, to seek out global opportunities. we manage over a trillion dollars this way, attracting many of the world's