pfizer not a 2425 stock it is a $30 stock, maybe more. i think when you put this in context of the big basis these things have put in the last 10 or 12 years, these are going higher. >> take a break here. tech sector hanging near all-time highs, if you didn't get in on the rally, you are in luck tonight. stick around to find out what under-the-radar names could be your best bet to play catch up. >>> later, from iran to venezuela, flash points erupgt around the world. we have the trade to help you navigate all the turmoil. stay tuned. lots more fast, straight ahead. one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. >>> a lot of techs have done well. google and amazon

pfizer, nrg and entergy. the government still planning to release personal income and spending data at 8:30. >> the question is did they decide to shut down the electronic portion because the s sec and others said we don't know whether the system unto itself will work, or -- >> they did taest it back in march. >> and they were undetermine pressure in banks and companies saying we don't want to send people to work. it's one thing to say we won't go it to the floor, but if you keep the can exchange oem, peop still have to interact with it. so the real question there. >> lower manhattan is probably not a place you want to hang out. >> goldman sachs which is right down there put out a memo saying you tonig don't have to come to work, but trading is open, so please come if you can. which goes to the issue they are right in the heart of what's called zone a which they're telling other people to evacuate. so i think this is part of what's going on. sbl we' . >> we've talked about the greedy wall street types. used t

$1.3 billion only if pfizer could afford to do that.the new companies can afford to do it. >> exactly. therefore we have to be different exceedingly well and this is our motto at nps. so we have two drugs now in the orphan space. >> okay. >> and we have a history coming directly through our bottom line. de-risking assets, growth opportunity. >> all right. go over that royalty agreement. i did not reference that in the intro. >> when we sold to amgen years back -- >> okay. >> when it was in early development. >> and that's for -- >> hyperparathyroidism. >> okay. what intrigues me about this, because of that royalty stream, you're not always trolling for dollars, you've got enough money to do what you need to do. >> that's right. it's about a $900 million drug today. we get 10% royalty, we have an advance from amgen, yet we have about $60 million that will flow directly to our bottom line. >> you said that these drugs, orphan drugs, particularly yours, are good for the health care systems, other people then say to me, jim, with twitter --

. >> the a's best of pfizer reese against the tigers begins saturday in detroit, -- game time 3:00 our time. the giants also in the playoffs. they host the reds saturday night at 6:30. bay then our weather should be much cooler after a heatwave. lisa argen is ahead to talk more about our forecast. >>> it is pretty nice outside now in our east bay a little wind blowing by the delta, 70 antioch, gusty wind at 36 miles an hour, downtown still a lot of grey out there, as we head out with the grey conditions it is going to take a while to clear you can tell that overcast is with us we'll peek out into sunshine in parts of the bay san francisco i should say. weather is next. >>> also, the humanitarian side of the military. why local officials climbed onboard a navy ship today. >>> later, helping victims of domestic violence. the event going >>> look up in the skies this afternoon over the bay and you might spot the blue angels. this is a live picture of the amphibious assault ship docked along the embarcadero in san francisco where the mayor officially welcomed the navy's arrival where amy h

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. >> questionable practices by pfizer and other drug giants. how they are accused of tricking patients into buying prescriptions. >> and the potential breakthrough that could signal the end of the violence in syria. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, cutting into the president's lead with women voters: a controversial comment froa senate candidate he endorse, has put the republican nomie >>> now at 6:30, just as mitt romney was cutting into the president's lead with women voters a controversial comment from a senate candidate he endorsed has put the republican nominee in an awkward position. the remark had to do with god's intention for rape victims and with just 13 days to go before the election it has propelled the hot button issue of abortion back to the political forefront. cbs 5 political reporter grace lee is following the fallout. >> reporter: talk about timing, right? you have to remember that this comes at a time when the romney camp is really trying to win over female voters. and for the republicans, this could be double trouble. it could be a

earnings from chevron, pfizer, exxon mobil. also, ford, chrysler owned fiat.n tuesday, the kay schiller index will report on home prices and on thursday, we get the auto sales numbers for october and on friday, the highly anticipated jobs number will be released. unemployment stands at 7.8% and finally, following security breaches on sites like linkedin -- leased its annual list of the most common worst passwords accord to the hackers wolf gotten them in the past. the top five contain the most sophisticated password as password and 123456. monkey, trust no one, ashley and jesus. if any of these are your passwords, i hope i don't have to tell you what to do right now. next week, the last big push before november 6th when america goes to the polling place to vote. keep it here, where wall street meets main street. have a great weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next weekend.

pfizer is a top dividend payer in the group and a likely increase is expected by year end. shares of pfizer have gained 30% since lipitor went off patent last year thanks to recently launched drugs and solid earnings growth. not just pharma is on the move. biotech hitting several all-time highs in the past month. gilleon has a promising hepatitis c drug in development which it acquired in late 2012. m and a has been a major catalyst for biotech stocks. alexion is a player in a niche market which it can effectively dictate pricing which is a huge advantage making it an eye-catching target for large-cap drug firms looking to bill out their portfolio via acquisition. coming up on closing bell, we'll take a look at some of the standouts in the energy and utilities sector. now it will be really interesting to see what happens to health care stocks post the election. >> they have been soaring. it is an excellent report but i have to correct you on something. can you not say fat dividend. it is obese or overweight dividend. it is not politically correct. seema, thank you. >>> eyei

recently pfizer and j and j terminated their late stage trials. that's why all eyes have been on eli lilly since reporting top line results back in august. shares of lilly have been rallying nearly 13 where is, shares higher or not news. back to you. >> thank you, seema. very important development there. >>> it is a down day for the markets but walmart and auto nation are hitting new highs today. a ton of stocks from a number of sectors have hit all-time highs in this market over the past few weeks. disney, discovery communications, our parent company comcast among the names in the media world. julia boorstin is taking a closer look at these high-flying plays. >> well, bob, content remains king and people are not cutting the cord. the big question for media stocks is whether they can keep on growing. disney is at all-time highs, up 65% just in the past year. today disdisney was downgraded to average questioned whether it can maintain its pace. despite the news hacking scandal, news corp. is also on a tear on both ad and cable trends, up levels we

worried about a risky market, i'm going low beta value stocks and the pharmaceuticals are acting well, pfizer20% in 6 months, and trading ten times earnings andcting -- >> bull or bear. pipine for 20%. >> prediction, jonas. >> okay, you cannot get a costume for halloween, big bird, because of the hysteria, hasbro, because of their... they can be selling these all day long, up 20% a year, definitely. >> you are so cute. tobin, a bull or bear. >> you talked about a gag for this and the egg color will n be golden. >> throw it around. >> i'm not throwing him anywhere. >> you know what? the letter of the day is "c" for cavuto, cavuto on business, up next. ♪ >> neil: finally the president focusing on the $16 trillion debt, one problem, he's not our president. is president. i'm neil cavuto and ahead of the final foreign policy debate, fox on top of the nut cracking a number and maybe he has our number. iran's president questioning how long americaan remain the rld's number one power, with such massive debt. so, if he is getting it and

we saw that with pfizer. you'd think they'd be able to get the conference calls together. doesn't seem to be that difficult. it's happen bdened with a number of them. >> pfizer's global headquarters are right in new york city. not far from midtown. >> joe's right. as far as the earnings, a lot of firms it seems want to wait. perhaps we might have a flood of those earnings if they all wait till wednesday morning, for instance, judge. because a lot of the firms that don't want to declare today or tomorrow will, again, wait until, perhaps, the opening on wednesday on top of all those other openings. and one of the issues that bob addressed very well is the s&p 500 at a monthly expiration, you need the openings of each of those stocks in the s&p 500. it's not pegged to the future. it's pegged to the individual openings of all of those stocks. which might seem like, you know, that's just a little minuscule thing. but it's not. it can swing that s&p by several dollars either way. so whether it's a skeleton crew and just a half an hour or hour worth of trading, they need to get t

among some notable companies that were supposed to report today pfizer, sirius xm radio, power plant company nrg, martha stewart living and avon are all waiting until later this week or even next week to report numbers. a number of potentially market moving events are cancelled in new york. new york federal reserve president william dudley has called off his speech today in connecticut. his remarks tend to be closely monitored because he's reportedly viewed as a close confidante of fed chair ben bernanke. facebook dropped plans for an engineering open house tuesday in new york... plus an event thursday at fao schwartz for facebook gifts- a feature allowing users to send gifts to friends. google cancelled its flashy android event in the big apple. but still revealed its nexus 10 tablet and nexus 4 smartphone on its website. the 7 inch tablet sells as low as $199 dollars. u-b-s, struggling since the start of the financial crisis some four years, is reportedly set to cut as many as 10,000 employees and up to 15 lines of business in an effort to right itself. the move by the swiss bank i

worried about a risky market, i'm going low beta value stocks and the pharmaceuticals are acting well, pfizer0% in 6 months, and trading ten times earnings and acting -- >> bull or bear. >> peline for 20%. >> prediction, jonas. >> okay, you cannot get a costume for halloween, big bird, because of the hyeria, hasbro, because of their... they can be sellinthese all day long,p 20% year, definitely. >> you a so cute. tobin, a bull or bear. >> you talked ou

pfizer and entergy and nrg are also postponing their reports.d jp morgan chase is waiving a number of overdraft and late fees for new jersey, new york, and connecticut, consumers and businesses impacted by the storm. back to the story. hurricane sandy hours from making landfall. it is taking dead aim at new jersey. danielle leigh has spent the night in cape may which is on the southern tip of new jersey. danielle, i understand there are mandatory evacuations where you are. >> reporter: that is true, mandatory evacuations took effect yesterday afternoon. right now we are getting drenched in a steady downpour. if you look around, nobody is around. they've all hunkered around. many people who didn't follow the advice, they hope preparations like these boarded up windows are going to hold. we know the storm is just getting going. across the northeast, a rising tide is sending violent waves crashing down on coastal communities. in new york the water is already uncomfortably close to home. >> god knows what can happen. >> from new york to new jersey h

earnings will be out from chevron, pfizer, exxon mobil. auto companies will release earnings.rice leaner will owned fiat. the schiller index will report on home prices in 20 u.s. cities. on thursday we get auto sales numbers for october. on friday, the jobs report will be released. we will find out how many jobs the economy lost or gained in the last month. unemployment stands at 7.8% currently. finally today, a following security breach on sites like linkedin, yahoo and eharmony. they released the annual list of the most common worst passwords according to hackers who got them in the past. pass word, as a pass word and 123456 as another pass word. further down, monkey, trust no one, ashley and new this year jesus. if any of these are your passwords that you use, i hope i don't have to tell you what to do right now. that will do it for us today. thank you for joining me. america goes to the polling place to vote. we have the election issues covered here. keep it here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, everybody. i will see you again next weekend.

chief among them is pfizer. pharmaceutical company instead will announce its results two days later. on thursday, investors will also have to wait to hear from several energy companies. >>> sandy is bringing air travel to a virtual standstill in the east coast and impacting travelers across the country, even overseas, in fact. >> 7,000 flights has been canceled. more now from abc's lisa stark. >> reporter: at new york's laguardia airport, a madhouse as travelers scramble to get out before the storm comes in that in. >> we're trying to get back to raleigh, north carolina, and we're stuck. >> we're basically having almost nervous breakdowns. >> reporter: the airlines are taking no chances starting to cancel flights from washington, d.c. northward. united, delta, southwest, america, jetblue and us airways, all announce they had will be closed for business on the east coast. a massive shutdown that will ripple nationwide. >> when there are flight cancellations in major hub cities like new york, like philadelphia, li

pfizer, mcgraw hill, entergy and others said today they would postpone their earnings announcements. at first, the n.y.s.e. had planned to only shut down the trading floor; that would have meant operating as an all- electronic exchange for the first time in its 200 year history. but late sunday big board officials, consulting with other exchanges and brokerage firms, decided to close all trading operations. the nyse said in a statement, >> tom: meanwhile, it was a shortened session of trading for the bond market. today, the ten year note rose 8/32, the yield: 1.72%. the treasury market will close for the entire session tomorrow. seven states and the district of columbia have already been declared in states of emergency, opening the way for the federal coordination of money and resources for disaster relief efforts. at the white house today, president obama said officials are ready. >> there's been extraordinarily close coordination between state, federal, and local governments. and so we're confident that the assets are prepositioned for an effective response in the aftermath of the

having weekly meetings with bala read jarret and political of pfizer's who are protected by a executive privilege is inspiring. what can you expect from a man who ever managed anything and his wife until he was elected the biggest management position in the world? only in america. one name not year, teetwo to keep his mishaps and focus heartbeat away from the presidency. everybody is familiar with joe biden. the cover-up gets worse more questions than answers with the terrorist attack. were risks ignored and calls for help not answered and reports not read? they want to wait until after the election. katie mcfarland is ready to talk. vice president joe biden added again. >> how can they justify raising taxes on the middle-class and has been buried last four years. lou: who buried them? can the middle-class survive? we will give some counsel to the candidates. we're in the world was this video 2008? >> look at the gulf coast people ask me if they thought grace was the reason i said no illustration was colorblind. lou: now what they have been denying over five years. the president reveals

border strikes of turkey pfizer's syria again in response to a mortar attack the turkish prime minister says anchor all will go to war if provoked. the return of the republic crowd to rally for the nation the independence of frustrated with grown scots and calling for volunteers state to make its comeback. and hundreds demands an end to u.s. drone attacks in pakistan with a two day marjah right into the heart of the strike so. they're watching largely live from moscow with me to bomb what say turkey has launched a fresh air tillery strike on syria in response to another mortar attack from across the border ankara began its shelling on wednesday in retaliation for syrian war to a bomb that killed five civilians a middle east correspondent policia has the details. we do know that the mortar bomb landed in the countryside in turkish that territory so it is possible that no one in fact was injured or killed we also have no word on who was responsible for this later mortar from syria what i can tell you though is that almost immediately turkey responded and went on the offensive meaning that

warrantless searches and legal questions concerning the foreign intelligence surveillance act known as pfizer which allows the u.s. government to eavesdrop on overseas communications are expected to be addressed by the hoary high court as well. those are some of the cases on the court's schedule this term but there are two other very important cases the high court will likely hear as well vs marriage equality several lower courts are now struck down the defense of marriage act as unconstitutional and in the supreme court will have the final say on whether a ban on same sex marriage violates the civil rights of gays and lesbians and second voter suppression idealogues in the last two years republican state legislatures across the country have passed a series of voter suppression id laws that are now being challenged in courts around the country because it's been proven that such laws disproportionately affect minority voters here's paul way rick one of the founders of the american legislative exchange council alec which has sponsored so much of this voter suppression legislation this is paul w

so that is good news for pfizer. up 1%. let's take a look at the broader market averages. trying to hold onto the game, the nasdaq slightly lower and bank of america managing to come up off of the earlier lows after the headlines. back to you. dennis: thank you, nicole. only a matter of time but now it is official, mel karmazin is out at sirius xm. out of the company he built getting taken over by the billionaire here turned to for a rescue. this deal may be his best ever. in early '09 he had loaned money to sirius when nobody else would. sirius paid him back in full, yet malone got as a loan fee 40% stake in sirius for $12,500. jahn malone owes him big time. he sold 90 million shares along the way breathing a staggering profit of $170 million for building the company from 700,000 all the way up to 23 million in the time he ran it. cheryl: coming up now with $2 trillion under asset management, pimco has become one of the most important voices for investors. i had a chance to sit down chief operating officer douglas hodge and asked how does wall street bounce wall street re

pfizer, avon and sirius xm results are now due on thursday. thomson reuters has moved to friday. and one of the companies set to report tomorrow, time warner, ralph lauren. a crucial week coming up ahead of tuesday's election. it seem we'll get the jobs report friday as expected. is that where your attention is focused? >> absolutely. in the last month when we got the last employment report, we had all the consternation over the number, such a big drop in the employment from 8.1 to 7.8, jack welch getting in on the conversation. the issue is will we see an adjustment to that number from last month, was it a real drop in employment. so just a couple days before the election, this is a crucially important number for obama obviously going into the election. but more importantly, it will help us see really what's happening within the employment picture itself and is it actually improving or not. >> okay. thanks very much for joining us this morning. >> bp reported better than expected results for the third quarter. underlying replacement cost profit $5.2 billion, around a billion dol

a daily dose of pfizer's centrum silver resulted in a decreased risk of cancer for aldermen. and a compound derived from vegetables may treat an aggressive form of breast cancer. if it fights several times -- types of cancer, including the triple-cancer that's spreads faster and recurs more often. they say that this is a safer and less toxic and could be available in pill form for daily use sunday. >> livestrong without armstrong. what is next for lands and those iconic yellowed bracelets, just ahead. ahead. >> and the are it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more taxis... welcome to bwi. ...carrying families with more luggage. thanks. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approve this message. >> live, local, late breaking. you are watching wbal-tv 11

undeniable his mother was said to be far merck trial who earned a doctorate of cultural anthropology heard pfizer was john dewey's granddaughter. you cannot make this up. four obama's 1960's ran through the early '80s. until the success of ronald reagan became clear. obama's suffered on the civil-rights movement and of the new left. he determined to experience them vicariously. he tried drugs as he confessed and hence autobiography, "dreams from my father." rallied against south africa , political speeches, community organizers, tried to get in touch with the black experience a and in general search for meaning to use a formulation he could not to reject. he shared the 60s existentialist mood everyone must find his own meaning in life and find his own way. there is no meeting out there zero or objective source that one can point* to zero or rely on. he shared the determination to make history rather than and let it happen or to redeem in justice. roswell obama share the post modernist suspicion of the universal values are not universal and probably not true. one can see these ideas that work in "

pfizer, eli lilly, community health systems.a day where you see the downtown, you do have some names hitting some new highs. they are in the drug related sector. the bank index as well. the retailers are lower. some of these drugs stocks are showing some resilience. back to you. liz: general motors. it surely is interesting. the guy who shorted lehman brothers. david einhorn was that guy. he hammered them right into the ground. let me get you republican senator chuck grassley. demanding geithner come clean about the libor and all. the senate are calling on regulators to create a new "american based index to replace the london bank offer rate." you name it, and a lot of people look at libor and base their interest rates on that. charles gasparino. charles: kind of an interesting low in this whole libor investigation. closed the dismissal of bob diamond. one of the principal players. remember how libor is created. it is a bunch of banks submitting what they think libor should be in a kind of blended together. that becomes the inte

pfizer and merck are expected.d its dividend three times in the past five years. in addition to this, jpmorgan also expects share buyback activity to increase. in fact, in 2011, share repurchase activity across the pharma sector reached its highest level in four years, representing 2% to 3% of the pharma sector's market cap. bottom line, cost cutting, stronger pipelines in place could mean more cash for drug firms and potentially more cash returned to shareholders. >> thank you so much, seema mody. >>> before we get to rick santelli who's at the cme working on the next hour of "squawk on the street," we want to send our congratulations to marissa mayer. her husband just posted this tweet. baby boy bogue born last night. mom and baby are doing great. we couldn't be more excited. >>> now over to rick santelli. what are you working on? >> it's switcharoo monday. at the top of the hour, we'll have rnc chairman reince priebus. why? what a day to have him. mitt romney wrote an op ed. we'll talk about that and the op ed b

. >> caller: i'm calling about pfizer and i wonder if i should sell it or hold on? >> it's at 25.n go back to 22, 23. not more than that. there is no reason to sell it. i don't like it as much as bristol-myers. richie in california, please. >> sunny san diego boo-yah, mr. cramer. >> sounds good to me. >> caller: what's up with -- >> which one? >> caller: starbucks. >> oh, this is going down. stephanie link, both of us feel you lay and wait. buy a little in a year. let it come in and go for a multi year turn we think howard schultz is engineering. everyone has given up on schultz. sound familiar? that's what they did when starbucks was at 18. he was there to turn it around. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading as

liz: world debt shelf, pfizer, microsoft, some of the names.cond one focuses on yield. >> the principal high yield fund is a great high-yield bond fund. high-yield bond funds tend to do really well here if the economy can continue to grow at one or 2% like it is. as long as it does not fall off a cliff high yield funds should be able to run their coupon which currently is 7%. owning a fund like this in a diversified weight. very unlikely that in an economy like this were going to see lots of defaults on high-yield bonds. during your six 1/7% coupon, keep the principal amount the same, and it's a nice white have someone come. we all know it's hard to get income in this environment. money market yields are at zero. cd rates are basically nonexistent. bond yields as low. liz: bonds a priceline, ge, the central fund of canada is in this one, and you can see up on the screen how it is allocated. also a bunch of i-shares. the third one, and i want to educate our viewers because some may look at this at someone exotic. it is called a long short fund.

pfizer, thomson reuters, nrg, sirius, office depot, vertex pharmaceuticals and dendreon. many blanks are also closing branch locations in storm's path -- many banks are closing branch locations in storm's path. all right. where is it? what is it doing right now and how is it affecting businesses in the united states? we have team coverage following the path of hurricane sandy. steve harrigan has the impact from ocean city, maryland but right now let's take it to jeff flock in point pleasant beach new jersey. jeff? jeff: a little bit of ground zero for you, liz, at this hour south jersey really in the sights of this and for the worst of the storm. it's extraordinary in i have not covered a hurricane that has been -- the on set of which has been like this, which is just steady blowing, raining, coming at you, a sandblasting you, and no let-up. usually there's a let-up. usually there are fingers, there are ribbons of intensity that come in. this is just all blow coming straight at you. take a look at this sea foam on the beach, and i will tell you, we are not that far away f

chief medical officer used to have the same position before it was sold to pfizer in 2005 and spent time as a consultant. again, this ipo had all the right ingredients, and therefore it spiked more than 29% on the first day. shutter stock, fast-growing supplier of pro shot digital imagery. 27.4% on day one. fleetmatics managed to buck the trend. how? what was the synergy? what characteristics did that share? well, the company is a software as a service unit, just like workday, just like salesforce. with software for companies with commercial vehicle fleets. and last year grew at a 43% clip. there was nothing inherently bad about the week before last. it's just of the last six ipos priced that week, most were not like fleetmatics. what was wrong with them? let's go for some commonalities there and really wrap this stuff correctly. what went wrong with the deals? mainly they didn't have much in the way of growth. and in a lot of cases they had a number of other problems that made them particularly unappealing. here is a big one. berry plastics. it sank 5% on the first day of trading. this

they bought the formula division from pfizer so now they are in the baby food market in the emerging market. there are ways of making a lot of money in a scary market. liz: you still like baidu very much. >> here again emerging markets we are still bullish on them. it is the google on china. google is not getting in there with any great force any time soon. we like it for the long-term play. the combination of portfolio -- people have to put together portfolios, some risk, some things you can count on, and put it together, and moderate your volatility. liz: ron is here to make sure your titanic portfolio is of a rose version and not a jack version because jack died and rose lived. >> we'll live. we will be fine. liz: ron is coming up with much more. he has more picks. we're 51 minutes away from the closing bell. still down about 92 points for dow jones industrials. jeff flock telling us about the one crop that's benefitting from the drought and perfect timing. jeff? jeff: i am driving through a field, liz, that is literally choked with pumpkins, and the reason is the drought. i will

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dow leaders here are basically bank of america, merck, pfizer, jpmorgan.itigroup had its earnings out little better than expected. helping bank stocks. abbott and lilly in the drug group had better than expected results in some drugs they're working on, helping the pharmaceutical group. many of those at 52-week highs. playing off what sharon was saying about the weak gold and silver market, we had a big rally in august and september in gold andvil villsilver and that looking very toppy right now. >> it is encouraging to those down here who are bulls because it is such a dicey weak with all of the earnings that are on the schedule this week. you could have been a completely different story for the market today. >> it could have been very easily. i'm very encouraged by earnings. i know everyone's warning about the fourth quarter and lowering expectations but they did that with the third quarter as well. in the 35 or so companies reporting they're all beating rather handily. this is what happens. when companies see uncertainty get very conservative. >>> to th