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just a few points shy of s&p 2000.p, tax inversions in the spotlight, not talking about europe. burger king in talks to buy canadian coffee and doughnut chain timms. both companies say a combination would create the third largest quick service chain, a deal structured to shift burger king's base to canada, which has lower overall corporate tax than the united states but some thinking this morning is that taxes may not be the driving force on this one. >> look, i think that there's always going to be anytime, it's a hot button, especially walgreens not doing the alliance and president and treasure secretary saying we've got to stop these. this united states a deal that makes a lot of sense. burger king challenged at breakfast, tim horton doing fath f fantastic. burger king's last few numbers, doing okay, they're not as bad as they used to but flattish comps. tim horton had great numbers last time. they had 5% comp, people looking for 1.4% comp. put these two together it makes sense both stocks are going higher. they nee

is s&p 2,000 a top? 69% say no. know if you would put that in your arsenal as a good thing or not. depends on how you view it. all right, thank you. >>> coming up, sony firmly in the crosshairs of a vicious hacker group this past weekend. the group not just downing sony's playstation network but also targeting a u.s. executive's plane with a bomb scare. taking down the playstation is one thing, but what else could skilled hackers with such intentions take down? that scary scenario may be all too realistic. stay tuned for a report you can't afford to miss. >>> but first, burger king is home to the whopper, but the restaurant's home office may be moving to canada. the fast-food chain in talks to buy popular canadian coffee spot tim hortons. president obama telling cnbc tax inversions not good for the country or for americans. we'll hear from someone who says tax inversions are not just great for shareholders, they're also good for workers. stay with us. this is a burrito made with chocolate, soybeans, and apricots. wh

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the s&p 500 also up about 0.2%. and once again, the nasdaq out-performing, up 0.4%, kelly. >> all right. >>> coming up, is the middle class back or is it being left behind? that was a huge topic on the show yesterday, and we're going to follow up on that in just a few moments. >>> and up next, did billionaire warren buffett inadvertently give his blessing to tax inversion deals by backing burger king's takeover of tim hortons? the pros go to town on that one right after the break. from 2000 to 2011, on average 17 manufacturers a day shut down in america. there's no reason we can't manufacture in the united states. here at timbuk2, we make more than 70,000 custom bags a year, right here in san francisco. we knew we needed to grow internationally, we also knew that it was much more complicated to deal with. i can't imagine having executed what we've executed without having citi side by side with us. their global expertise was critical to our international expansion into asia, into europe and into canada. so today, a c

this is the dow versus the s&p 500. if go back to the beginning o of 2013 if you had $100 in the dow you gained 30%. 29.65%. if you're in s&p 500, 32.39%. over that period of time they have not been that different. but look at since the beginning of this year, doug, the dow has returned you 4.72% while the s&p 509.5%. tell me why. >> well, the difference is if you take a look at the holdings in the dow and the top holdings in there the biggest one is visa, and see visa has a negative return so far year-to-date. when one out of every $0.12 is invested in visa is negative, that will hold you down and away yoweigh you back. conversely. the s&p 500, you've seen a momentum move into technology and growth year to date, and it's the underlying stocks that make up these indexes that really tell you what kind of return you're going to get. that's what escapes people. they think of the market, the dow and s&p, they don't think of individual security, and what you invest dictates how well you're going to do, and year to date it ha

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, s&p cash, if you're an average investor at home and pull up s&p 500 on whatever, cnbc.com -- >> dependsn what time of day you pull it up. >> pull it up during session, you probably get the cash price. >> next question, this is for jb. it comes from steven on twitter. has social media helped democratize trading or just confused realtime investors. >> i think the only way to answer that is to say yes and no. like any other medium, it's not about what platform the information is being delivered on, it's who you follow and who you choose to tune out. hopefully you've made the correct decision to follow me and it's working out for you. unfollow melissa lee. >> what -- >> and you'll probably do great. >> and everybody say good-bye to josh. this will be the last time he appears. >> thank you very much. >> good-bye, josh brown! >> it's been a good run. all right, last but not least, this one is for guy, greg on twitter asks, what's more important, fundamentals or technicals and why? >> come on, greg, you know the answer to that already. they're both important. a lot of wonks like to be fundamen

every time the s&p 500 pulls back. that difference is ever more in favor of the s&p 500. i think there is a floor for stocks here. i think every pullback will be met with demand. >> so basically, when we extrapolate on the yield side of things, ari, you think the charts say yields will remain lower longer? >> from a term perspective as well. we do not see a case where yields are in position sustainably higher. the trend is lower. i think you stick with that trend until sentiment reaches extreme and sentiments aren't yet an extreme in terms of the bond market. >> thank you for stopping by. i appreciate it. first of all, what do you think of halliburton as a catch-up trade? >> to me this is a stock at the end of january was trading 47 $48 and traded up to 70. there is no major catchup. if ari is referring to this stock essentially hitting all-time highs, great. i think the entire space is very interesting. i wouldn't characterize that as catching up. the all services space is on fire and has been and will continue to be. >> on the flipside, we want to know what you guys cap

as you can see, the dow up 140 point, the s&p up nearly 1%. the nasdaq up three quarters and the russell 2000 up 1%. today's rally boosting the dow 1% putting the blue chip average on track for biggest gain since may 21st. all ten s&p sectors are higher, the volume on this friday in august is light, running about 11% below average. the apparent easing of tensions in ukraine taking the heat out of the treasuries market. the ten-year yield around 2.41% after falling earlier today to 2.35%. that, by the way, the lowest level in more than a year, but coming back just a little bit. >>> today's u.s. air strikes in iraq mark a dramatic change in policy from president obama. take a look at these images on the screen. the navy releasing pictures of f-18 hornets on the george w. bush aircraft carrier. jets from the carrier were used in the air strike against islamic militants in northern iraq today. so what else should be on investors' radar in the rapidly developing story. peter barnes is live from washington, d.c. with the latest on the story. >> repo

what is the probability the s&p 500 will moo et the eem?> there is that possibility convergence is both entities, one moving up, one moving dun or the rate of change, meaning the s&p continuing, but the eem advancing alt a more brisk rate ooechlter way, we say convergence in there more more point that, too, i think the eem catches up, the u.s. dollar is reaching the currencies. we get strong data out of coin and a weaker challenge globally. i think are you if good shape here buying that call. >> got a question out there, send us a tweet for everything options action, check out our website option action@cnbc.com. here's what's coming up next. >>> be afraid. be very afraid. >> traders are getting worried about september. we'll tell you why it may not be as bad you think. did you foe that cars are making money? a surprising and delicious trade when options action returns. ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] . sweater, extra sweater oh and this is the xfinity tv go app. he can watch live tv from over 50 channels and xfinity on demand movies and shows

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if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500, its yield is doing a lot better...u've had to become your own investment expert, maybe it's time for bny mellon, a different kind of wealth manager ...and black swans are unpredictable. dierdre: some investors may be concerned about health care stocks because in the blowup after the biotechs earlier this year, well, you may call into question if health care can continue to perform. but so far up around 14%. the health care select sector etf hitting all-time highs. so we're looking with our next guest, right, with some ideas? adam: that's right. where can you find the best invests in health care sector. joining us with five of his favorite pick, john reese. let's get right into it because one caught my eye. you liked bio reference labs. >> yes i do. >> two-part question, why do you pick them, but are you worried about this company, theranos, they're a blood testing business and theranos is kind of breaking that whole model i thought. >> i like bio reference laboratories because they pass investors or strategies of livin

our guests watched every move of the s&p today.fter all, aaron begins gibbs is with s&p capital iq and joins us now. erin, so nice to have you with us. >> thank you. >> it looks like the s&p 500 index is on track for its best august since the year 2000. so 14 years. how do you see things going between now and the end of the year? the s&p is now at 2000. do you see it going higher, down or staying the same? >> i really expect it to about stay the same for the rest of the year. it's somewhat dependent on the federal reserve. if -- right now, wall street is expecting the federal reserve to raise rates around the second quarter of next year. if they decide to -- or indicate they're going to raise rates earlier in 2015, we could see a bit of a correction starting at the end of this year. >> because that is the question that a lot of people are wondering, now that it's gotten this high. is it time, you know, that we're going to see a correction. what are the chances of that happening, do you think? >> again, it's really dependent on the

the s&p 500 a milestone, a lot of investors talking about it.he one question that kept coming up today, is this the top. should we start preparing for a correction? what are your thoughts on that? >> it's a big moment. and we need to understand why we're here. it's interesting, because we had a new record high for the s&p. we had the nasdaq at a 14-year high, despite it getting more complicated in ukraine and the middle east. and despite weak data out of europe. and the reason why we're here -- you said in the beginning, central banks are very supportive. the ecb has signaled that it intends to be even more accommodating. and there is a ton of cash coming in from the balance sheet of corporations giving the market an extra lift. so as long as these two elements continue, the market is in a good place. the problem is, they cannot continue forever. we need earnings growth to get a boost from the top line. >> you know, you wrote an op-ed piece this week, and one of the conclusions was you said this summer we have seen the markets have been extremel

s&p 500 might do it. deirdre bolton. >> copilot. intraday highs for the dow and s&p 500.etroleum. -- nicole at the new york stock exchange. best buy with weak out look. >> consumer electronics in particular having a hard time. dierdre: orbitz is down lower. two major airlines withdrawing from the site. >> american airlines and us airways recently merged. right away american airlines immediately pulling all flights off the orbitz and us air will do the same beginning next week september first. adam: what about tivo? they're moving to the upside ahead of their earnings, right? >> we'll wait on those next few minutes. tivo is a winner, up 31 cents. dierdre: nicole, another big move higher, discount shoe retailer dsw. a lot of ads walking around the city with that logo on it. >> designer shoe warehouse, dsw. 9% to the upside. one of the few retailers that said hey, we had increase in. consumers are spending. designer shoes for letters and it works. adam: nicole, we had -- really enjoyed. that. [closing bell ringing] bells ringing on wall street. s&p looking like we'll close a

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don't go away. >> we'll see if s&p 2,000 can hold. >>> and welcome to the "closing bell." i'm kelly evans at the new york stock exchange, where it's another day, the bulls are in charge. >> and mihitting a new mileston. scat wapner in for bill griffeth. the s&p 500 crossed 2,000 for the first time ever. now the question is, will it close above that mark? a lot of people today giving credit to mario draghi over in europe for the reason why we were able to push past 2,000 today. took us a long time to get here from s&p 1,000. >> feels a bit like a tree falling in the woods. it's like, if the

let's talk numbers and let us talk the dow and s&p 500. the s&p 500 is up nearly 7%.nce. let's begin talking numbers. give us your views. does this put the nail in the coffin for the dow being measured by anybody as a reflection of the economy of the stock market? >> i think certainly at some point it was but for the past decade if not longer it is too concentrated and focused on large cap and the fact that it is a price weighted index and has problems with it being representative of the overall market. so the s&p 500 really has a much more diverse and broad array of industries and sectors that you can have exposure to. so our preference is heavily the s&p 500 but mainly because of valuations and growth when you look at the indexes. >> if we take a look at the charts of the dow versus s&p we have one in front of our viewers now. what can you tell us from a technical perspective about the relative outperformance of the s&p 500 going forward? >> i would agree with a lot of those things, too. i don't think the dow is a great reflection of the market anybody and puts too

take a look at the s&p 500. my point is that it's been a broad rally here so you get cyclical names. here's three stock that is power the s&p forward. the first one is underarmour, up 46%. that's a huge move, but that's not impressing me. two stocks really have impressed me. you never would have picked them to power the s&p forward. first is intel, up 32% in three months. we have the combination of the great yield 2.6%, but the potential for earnings growth off of cap ex revival in the computer space. that's what's moving it forward. remember, hewlett-packard was left for dead 18 months ago. a $22 stock. nobody, nobody was putting money on hewlett-packard. you see the move up there. hewlett-packard up, what, so%? nice move. >>> so today we're hitting new 14-year high for the nasdaq 100. nonetheless xwreive. we're off the highs of the day. yes. both trading at their highest level since september of 2000, nine days of gains for both indexes. in terms of what stocks have been driving the index higher, what's intere

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and the s&p was about 30% last year.seeing this convergence, we're seeing a spike, the s&p come in a little bit. and this, over the last six years, including the financial crisis. we haven't seen levels like that. every level, trailing the fed buying bonds. what does this tell you about what to do with the s&p? this is the trend line, a series of higher highs and lower lows. grinding higher. this line, if you're asking me, what does this 70% spike mean? if you're looking -- if you think, take it to the bank when it spikes like this, wait until the trend line, about 1,860 on the s&p 500. >> do you agree? would you wait, mike? >> yes. and when it spikes, there's a lot of uncertainty. and we get a little bit of a pause button. everybody trying to figure out, get ahead of the fed's next move. we're not going to get that until we get additional data. but i'm not expecting the market to get more volatile from here. >> carter, what do you think about the 1,860 trend line? >> well, we're more in the 1,760, not 1,860 camp. >> the

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yesterday, we went through 2000 just briefly on the s&p. and that at the cash market. >> it would be historically closed above. we did have a historic day yesterday. but not historic enough for you. >> that is right. historicto be a more day today. i have faith that could happen. let's get to the top 10 stocks you need to watch. they are the only stocks you need to watch today. .livia and julie obviously here goldman sachs is number 10. initiating coverage on the firm with a buy rating. goldman proxies -- goldman's learning prophecy -- goldman shares are flat year to date. >> number nine, digital. the recording companies out with a new device. a new version of its romeo dvr is aimed at people who do not have cable or satellite tv service. the device would record over the air broadcast as well as streaming networks. tivo hopes to record aereo, which was shut down by the spring court. a watchmakerht, reported second-quarter earnings revenue that missed analyst estimates. it did reaffirm its full-year forecast. that is not helping the shares.

s&p 500 within a touch of an all-time closing high.ust about -- there's the all-time closing high. 1997-98. we're within a half point of that. half s&p point. and the nasdaq is also higher by about three. kelly? >> and some late session help here potentially as art cashin mentioned a moment ago. there's a buy order, 600 million shares on the close. we'll watch that and also the big movers helping to drive these markets higher today with our bertha coombs. bertha? >> kelly, the big movers. but let's start with international, soaring on news germany's infineon will buy it for $40 a share in cash. apparently trading up about 47%. just below that $40 bid. meantime, apple hitting a fresh record high as investors look to its september 9th event. and likely new iphone unveiling. the company's market cap near $604 billion by far the most of any publicly traded company although well below its own record. right now it's trading up near $101. on the flip side, hertz after the rental car agency said the result will be below the forecast. it is tra

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the s&p zitting now exactly at 2,000. back to you. >> thanks, the head to chicago now, rick santelli up in chicago. rick, ten-year, 237 is where i see it. >> yeah, yeah, year over year to date total return is approaching 8.5%, but, yeah, no, that was the wrong trade. 30-year bonds approaching 20%, but that was the wrong trade. tens minus twos, fives my news tens, and fives to 30s. first, flattest curves on ten minus twos in over a year, june of 2013, 14 months, december of 2008, fives versus tens, and january of 2009 for fives versus 30s. everything is consistent in the fixed income arena, whether it's flat or spongy rates. you want to get spperspective? take a view over the two-year charts. two-year ten year, certainly it just looks at that chart, hard not to argue we're not going to get closer to 2% or the bund will not spend more time under 1 %. the gilt over 2 .5%, but there's action on the right, 50 basis points, not seeing triple digit yields in japan soon, and last one, actions of foreign exchange, the ewe row vers

look at the s&p 500 leaders at this hour.olson coors leading the way up 6% followed by 21st century fox. crown castle international going well, and a disappointing day for deals. morgan brennan has details. >> thanks, melissa. check out t-mobile. stock moving lower on news sprint is abandoning its bid to buy the wireless operator. sprint concerned about gaining leaker to approval. iliad improves its bid for t-mobile trading down just over 6%. as for sprint that stock sinking, down about 20%. melissa, back to you. >> thanks. >> what happened to sprint now? faced with combating customer turn going on, losing money every year since 2007. what next, murph? >> the fact it sold off with this deal, allegedly falling apart, doesn't surprise me. the fact it got so much ahead of itself. the move ahead above $ 6, even $6.50. no reason to buy sprint at $6. >> the problem with sprint, in an oridnary situation, this would be like carl icahn licking chops pep get involved, throw everyone out and clean house. you can't, because almost the wh

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a data breach hit u-p-s. customers of the u-p-s store. information exposed. by a computer virus found on systems at 51 -stores. in 24 states. two stores in the bay area are affected. if you've used your credit or debit card at this pleasant hill u-p-s. between january and august. your personal information may be at risk. the pleasant hill store spotted the malware intrusion on april 29-th. andthe campbell store reported the problem on july 1-st. they are only two -of 51 locations nationwide which were hit. postal and email addresses. as well as card numbers from about 100-thousand transactions. were jeopardized. >> it scares me. everyday we use ups. every day. >>pam moore u-p-s says, there have not been any reported cases of fraud due to the breach. and their system is now secure. u-p-s is offering identity protection and credit monitoring services. to affected customers. the woman arrested in the hit and run death of her 2- year old niece. will be in court tommorrow. 25-year-old lorysha gage faces felony child endangerment charges. police say, on friday. she

and then the bottom s&p 500 performers, you can see here, walgreen.r, they may not perform that tax inversion, they're not going to go that route. wynn resorts on the casino side. also, time warner down about 7%. so, there are interest themes developing here, although one trader just said, you know, dom, these are just themes. it's like threads in a sweater that you kind of pull a little bit but don't pull out completely. nobody has yet to see anything develop fully. and zachary and rebecca and jon have spoken about this in the last couple minutes here, you don't see a huge amount of catalysts that will move the market one way or the other, but maybe next week it will come to fruition. >> sure. >> and one thing at the beginning of august, the beginning of august was a terrible week where everyone was starting to talk about is this correction going to start? and then we have this roaring three weeks. so, it's really not like the market is without some volatility. >> and by the way, let's take a quick look at the airline spait space, not because of the

jimmy p. jimmy, an interesting story.hy do you care, but does it -- in this day and age, you've got to have a lobbyist. it's a must-have. we're just not generating as much of those. why? one reason might be it hearting to turn that so, listen, so you'rer did what it has to do. it has a destructive new, very disruptive innovation. there's going to be losers, and the loser are fighting back, and those are the existing tax cabs. >> it's sad, right, jim, all those regulatory burdens. there's no real guaranteed 100% success that uber will be able to expand. you can look at that as a market signal, they still think those will have some value down the road. that's what uber will do. to have a political campaign city by city to make sure they can save a legal unregulated product. it make me think that uber believes it may have some tough times ahead. >> i think you're absolutely right. they're going to lose these fights, and they're also in sort of a death struggle with lyft as well. it doesn't come more, you know, influential or

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