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see how at quickbooks-dot-com. . trish: welcome back, everyone to "wall street week," bob olstein is with us, i'm looking at all-value cap fund, it's up over 16% this year. your small cap fund. >> up 25%. trish: wow. so what are some of the names that propelled you to those levels? >> the regional banks and the mutual funds management companies have been the biggest contributors to our performance. we, we had a rough 2015, waiting for that to happen, but boy have we been paid back. that's how value investing is. you have to have patience and strong stomach while you wait for people to recognize the value. gary: give us ideas, some of the major holders in the fund are who? >> rather than give you major holdings, give you the ones that are just as undervalued as the regional banks were. bed bath & beyond, everybody beating them up, margins are going down, revenues are hardly going up. here's a company, if you take the margins down to 9 1/2, 10% and went for 11, 12 and not only do, that you see they spent a lot of money

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see how at quickbooks-dot-com. with us. have a great weekend. good night..ouncer: from fox business headquarters and new york city, the new "wall street week." gary: welcome to "wall street week," the show for long-term investing, i'm gary kaminsky. trish: and i'm trish regan. the trump rally continues to roll on, the market soaring to new highs and look at how much the major indices have gained since election day. this is one month time, staggering stuff. gary: will laugh in the face of the likely rise in the interest rates next week. capital management, good friend of the show, bob olstein, we're going to talk about stocks and

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see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >>> i want to say thanks to our "cashin' in" crew for joining us.me to wake up, america. it was as ugly as before the election. folks, it just got uglier. listen to hillary clinton's campaign manager this past thursday still so out of touch, it's literally unbelievable. >> if providing a platform for white suprecists makes me as a brilliant -- >> no, it wasn't racism, white supremacy, it wasn't sexism. what it was, however, it was the fact that hillary had no message. she never touched the hearts of voters. her only message was, it's my turn. and he's terrible. and then she crossed the line. a poll that made a miscalculation. hillary clinton went from trump is bad to trump's supporters are deplorable. that comment hit home but to the wrong group. it hit home to every person who has felt ignored or belittled for their beliefs or felt the political elite had disdain. trump went on to win pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, states that republicans not only weren't expected to win, but haven't won in decades. states with unusually high numbers of demo

visit quickbooks-dot-com. >>> welcome back.ant you to look at all the money charles payne has made you this year. charles, what are you looking at to top it next year? >> cnc industries. i think it's going to be a huge gigantic winner. deutsche bank just got over their mortgage issues, and even though european banks are in some trouble, i think this has an upside. >> those are eclectic picks. ben, what do you think? >> i love charles' picks and i admire him very much, and god bless him for making money, and i hope he becomes one of my neighbors very soon, but i will always go with the indexes and i will always go with mr. buffett. >> even though he's had triple digit gains in some of his picks? >> god bless him. i'll just say god bless him. >> merry christmas, everyone. the call for freedom continues. >>> crush the terrorists by crushing their money machine. the same week we see a deadly terror attack in berlin and a man arrested in virginia for trying to send cash to isis. now a house report is calling on president-elect trump

visit quickbooks-dot-com. >>> the obamas are spending their final christmas holiday as the first family in hawaii. before boarding the flight out of washington, president obama gave a candid final news conference in the white house briefing room. he took a hard line against russia, vowing to retaliate for its interference in the u.s. election. he also opened up about the challenges facing his successor and the multiple conversations that he shared with donald trump. >> when donald trump takes the oath of office and is sworn in as the 45th president of the united states, then he's got a different set of responsibilities and considerations. and i've said this before, i think there is a sobering process when you walk into the oval office. and i've shared previously private conversations i've had with the president-elect. i will say they have been cordial and in some cases have involved me making some pretty specific suggestions about how to ensure that regardless of our obvious deep disagreements about policy, maybe i can transmit some thoughts about maintaining the effectiveness, integrit

see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >>> some may be jumping on news that president-elect trump sold his entire stock portfolio long before the election and before the record breaking rally after the election and they're questioning why he didn't say anything sooner. but it is not the first time mr. trump got out of this market. this is what he told me two years ago. >> i'm not a stock person, but a long time ago about three years ago when i saw what was happening with money and certainly how little you get on cds i invested very heavily in the stock market and i feel like a great genius, but i sold a few months ago, i said i'm getting out because i don't have confidence in our leadership. we will see what happens. >> my toupee was a lot better back then. charles, i don't know why this is such a big deal, whether it was six months ago, two years ago, he's out, you could argue that he missed a rally because of it, but whatever. does it matter? >> i'm so confused about this. i mean, i can't believe this is -- >> i can't help you. >> i hope you do, adam. honestly i think it's irrelevant, particula

see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >>> president-elect donald trump this week meeting with victims and first responders of the suspected terror attack at the ohio state university. as dual rat tan has shot dead after ramming his car into pedestrians and slashing others with a butcher knife. authorities are investigating the motive but they say he called anwar al awlaki a here rein an online posting. even though isis has claimed responsibility some osu students and faculty say don't call it terrorism. >> would you call it a terrorist attack? >> it depends on what your definition of terrorism is. >> according to your definition. >> no. >> i think we still have a lot to learn bit incident. >> isis has claimed responsibility. >> i do realize that, but that doesn't always mean that's what necessarily happened. >> would you call what happened terrorism? >> no, i wouldn't. >> no. >> i would say it was a misunderstanding. >> i want to say thanks to faith goldy of the rebel media for that revealing take. it sounds like more political correctness running amok on college campuses to me. >> it sounds li

visit quickbooks-dot-com. >>> live from america's news headquarters, hello, i'm gregg jarrett. the ntsb now saying that the pilot of a deadly hot air balloon crash in texas had seven different drugs in his system at the time of the accident. medical experts testifying that alfred nichols was on a cocktail of prohibited drugs during the flight, he had a history of drug and alcohol-related offenses. nichols and 15 passengers were killed back in july when his balloon hit power lines, then plunged to the ground. >>> federal investigators now ruling out arson as well as a faulty refrigerator for last week's deadly fire in oakland, california. they say they're still looking, though, at electrical systems as a potential cause. 36 people were killed during a late night dance party, the warehouse tragedy where artists were living illegally was the nations deadliest structure fire in 13 years. >>> i'm gregg jarrett, now back to "forbes on fox." >>> dire reports this week from hospital and insurer groups on a republican plan to delay replacing obamacare, but, steve, you say the remedy is

see how at quickbooks-dot-com. to "cavuto on business." >>> if you thought a class warfare was over after the trump election, think again. because in portland, oregon, the city council they're just passing a law slapping up to a 25% surcharge tax on ceos making a lot more than the medium pay of their workers. you have to get knee deep in the details. i don't have the time or interest to do that, but the fact is here it's just weird. emily, what do you make of this? should that be done? >> two things here, first of all, what i love about this story is they're not redistributing anything to workers. they're redistributing the money to the portland city government. so the tax money is going into the city's general fund based on the stipulations of the law. and second of all, if you want to incentivize companies to retain top talent and to attract top talent, it's the worst way to do it. if you want portlandians to keep their jobs, not the way to go about it, but i think they're redistributing it to the government. >>

see how at quickbooks-dot-com. >>> president-elect trump's cabinet taking shape. and his picks are looking to shake things up. some of them on record criticizing the very agencies they've been tapped to lead. gary b., you say their first job should be to fire themselves and everyone in their departments. >> exactly, dagen. kudos for them. you know, the left seems to think that these agencies, these cabinet areas have existed -- they're in the constitution somehow, like they're there in 1779. the department of education has only been around since 1979. let's use that as an example. their budget over the last five years has doubled. but you know what, just one statistic in 2015, the percentage of high school seniors that were deemed proficient in history was 12%. now, if that is right there is not an argument for wiping out the department of education, i don't know what is. that's a solid f in any other person's score book. >> hadley, in the last eight years we've had overreach, over regulation and lawless rule making by this administration that really crushed entir

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