just to bring you up to date on a story again we're hearing from the reuters news agency just repeat what i mentioned a second ago. in israel has been agreed according to a palestinian official with knowledge of talks talking to reuters we will get more we want to confirm for you before we go any further course on the line now to talk about the military aspect of the conflict between gaza and israel. colonel it's currently an advisor of national security on the line with us thank you very much for taking the time to be on our international we know potentially on the brink of a ground invasion. this cease fire i just talked about notwithstanding of course we're trying to get more information on the you served in the israeli army for twenty eight years do you believe an invasion though would solve the issue of rocket fire so the airstrikes have been able to do so far. i think the ground operation by itself is not. it's not the main goal the main goal is to make sure that no further missiles and rockets. fired from gaza into israel now if ground invasion will be the only way to solve it

but reuters is reporting that amd is exploring quote unquote options. amd is jumping on the news. is the biggest chipmaker in the world. intel stock hitting new 52 week lows today. again all of this kind of crossing side by side. what could traders be thinking? potentially would intel be interested in amd? we can't tell you that but we can tell you how the stocks are doing. amd has about 2 billion dollars in dealt and obligations on the books right now -- in debt and obligations on the books right now. so obviously we're going to continue to follow both stocks. try and get some confirmation. at this point reuters reporting that there is no comment from jpmorgan chase. no comment from amd. fox business will continue to follow the story for you. >>> president obama is meeting with labor leaders and ceos this week to discuss a solution for the impending fiscal cliff. so if the country avoids that cliff, how do you profit from it? internal optimist keith banks, president at u.s. trust joins me now in a fox business exclusive with several sector ideas that you think are maybe turning a

. >> so this report that's now moving on the reuters -- from the reuters news service quoting officialss saying that egypt has brokered a cease-fire agreement between hamas and israel, you say -- >> no deal done yet. our strikes against hamas continue. we're hitting them hard until we see an end of rockets launched on israel. now, i understand why hamas is saying what they're doing. we're hitting their command and control, we're hitting their arsenals, hitting their missile launching facilities, historying their communications. we're hitting them hard because they have been shooting at our people, they've been targeting israelis and they still target israelis. i understand they want a time-out, but if they're interested in a time-out just to regroup and to come and shoot back at israelis a week from now after they've rested, we're not interested in that. what we want to see, we want this ended once and for good. we want a new reality where israeli civilians no longer have to live in fear of these rockets. >> is it fair to say though, even though there's no agreement yet, you're very clo

we'll be across that as it happens if of course it happens it's been reported by reuters tonight. still ahead to afghanistan's president karzai calls the united states to ordering officials to take over the american run prison of two months after control of the facility was due to have passed into afghanistan is that in a few minutes. the stunning beauty of reindeer gracefully dancing across the arctic tundra more than just a scenic image it is a way of life for sun traditionally the nets people are nomadic reindeer herders and though in many ways they lead a simple and rustic life they are also highly skilled and organized in their tree. another week. depending. on the day we found this particularly camp they were settled near the coast of the . here for families work together to manage nearly a thousand reindeer herding reindeer is not just a job for the people. but they can use almost every single part of the reindeer to help them survive. a deer is a means of transportation. for the. life in the tundra is harsh and so before winter hits many of the children are helicoptered to

israeli government officials tell reuters this was a terrorist attack. the cease-fire negotiations between israel and hamas are believed to be entering their final stages, but whether it's bus bombings, air strikes or rocket attacks, fighting between the two sides have not let up. so far 140 palestinians and 5 israelis have been killed. egyptian officials are mediating the truce talks. a hamas representative tells nhk the palestinian group is pushing for israel to lift its economic blockade of gaza. the local media report israeli negotiators are willing to do that, but only once the cease-fire is in effect for a certain period of time. discussions are also reportedly under way about the possibility of getting egypt and the united states to establish a framework to monitor the truce. an israeli spokesperson has said his country wants talks to succeed. he says it is still prepared to send soldiers into gaza. a top hamas military commander is warning israel it will pay a heavy price if it launches a ground operation. people on both sides have spent more tha

reuters says bangladesh is the world's second biggest exporter of clothing. officials say at least 500 people have died in clothing factory accidents in the country since 2006. >>> the city of kyoto attracts tourists all year round for its ancient gardens, buildings, and treasures. people from all over have come to see the landscape change. they want to experience what the japanese call the autumn colors. we'll have reports all week from kyoto. our series begins with nhk world's rina nakano. >> reporter: clouds flocked to the zen buddhist temple every year to look at the autumn leaves. it's quite chilly and a little bit rainy, but that didn't discourage people from visiting. people started gathering at around 7:30 this morning. now, the first thing they look at is that, an ancient bridge. it's the best place to see the foliage. from there, visitors look out on hundreds of maple trees that grow in the gorge. people say standing on the bridge is like floating on a red cloud. they say it's a feeling one can only experience here. temple officials say some of thes

been listening to they say they're still hopeful for a deal on choosing neither the latest in from reuters i guess this this information conflict something to be expected briefly year. it certainly has to be expected i mean the situation here is so fluid almost by the minute it changes you have the same problem in terms of when we hear about israeli airstrikes or rockets landing into southern israel it's so hard to verify that information and within minutes of it supposedly happening you already see all this kind of information being distributed both online and in the mainstream media so we'll just have to wait and see what the coming hours bring but certainly the mood is that something is on the go and i think perhaps it's just a question of whether the truce is announced now or later but i would imagine that right now the situation is far from any kind of israeli ground offensive so he decided to be heading for a cease fire or i paula thanks very much we know you are on call there all my monitoring developments for us with actually bit later the. middle east correspondent well with the t

president francois hollande is under pressure to reform the economy loosening labor laws for example reuters says he's expected to brush aside the prescriptions from an i.m.f. and also a government commission report our elected politicians just universally aligned and not wanting to make the tough decisions we'll discuss let's get to today's capital again. so soon we will presumably know who will be president of the united states. but do we know exactly what we would get out there that looking at the economy and their agenda well let's take a look at one talking point. i want to put people back to work here in the united states. we can do this from day one i'm going to go to work to help get americans back to work and people across the country are responding to our five part plant. so really what's the difference where a look at out when it comes to the economy and does a president get people back to work anyway joining me now is edward harrison founder of credit right down to talk about that and what a post election economy is going to look like so first edward thanks for being on this is a

all i can add to what ayman said is reuters, the reuters news agency, the palestinian reporter for reuters said he spoke to a palestinian relative of the dead man at the scene at the time. and he said the dead man approached the fence, tried to put a hamas flag on the fence, was warned. the israeli fired warning shots into the air three times and then shot the man in the head. so i think it's pretty claer that we need to wait and see what really happened. the palestinian relative of the dead man who says he was at the scene at the time seems a convincing witness. we'll have to wait and see whether or not this is considered in the end to be a violation of the ceasefire or not because, of course, the ceasefire is all about missiles and airplanes and rockets. there are incidents along the fence all the time. to put this one incident in the framework of breaking the ceasefire is giving more importance 0 than it really has, bad as it is to kill a guy in the head for putting a flag on the fence, if that's what happened. >> okay, martin fletcher, thank you very much for that very straightforward

and look for earnings from mcgraw hill, thomson reuters, "washington post," good lord, madison square garden, the maker of bubble wrap. there's one one to watch. >> who doesn't like bubble wrap. still to come on the program, we'll take a look at what tuesday's election means for america's chances for falling off the fiscal cliff. >>> greece's coalition government on shaky ground. quit because of a scandal over a published list of suspected tax evaders. it they're putting on a unified front before a key vote on austerity measures. >> royal bank of scott land has had a loss of just over 1.4 billion pounds mainly due to a clarm on his own debt. the lender has increased its compensation provision by 400 million pounds and will soon enter negotiations to settle libor investigations. it's also likely to be hit. they reiterated the banking industry must make major changes to it culture. >> i guess in general banks didn't live up to the standards of integrity and have the right cultures. so we're paying some of the sins for that. >> some of the world's biggest banks, more capital to deal with

they are the terrorist group speaking to reuters news agency on this.pokesman for benjamin netanyahu says we are not there yet. israel remains concerned about a long-term solution. especially considering the indiscriminate tactics used by hamas and other groups. >> they do not share are concerned about civilian casualties at all. they are deliberately and indiscriminately targeting our citizens, and they have deliberately been hiding behind their civilians. they use their own children as human shields. jenna: ambassador dan tillerman joins us now. great to have you in new york. >> it's great to be here for you jenna: let's talk about the cease-fire that we are hearing about. how reliable is a cease-fire build upon this relationship with this new president in egypt? to well, that is a very big question mark. president mohammed morsi is the leader of the muslim brotherhood who has very close ties to hamas and to other terror organizations. on the other hand, i do believe that egypt needs some kind of deal. they need to show that it is leading the arab wor

if we believe the polls which we all do now in america and the ipsot-reuters poll was the most accurate one in this presidential election provely there was no romney momentum going into hurricane sandy that was moved by the storm. it just didn't happen and checkable. i'm not saying this to make conservatives feel bad to welcome you out of the bubble of denial that is dangerous. i think haley barbour is a smart guy. this is not a smart idea. liberals probably shouldn't dis disabuse republicans of this. if they take out of this election that a hurricane is the only way they didn't win, democrats should be psyched about that because republicans will go campaigning next time with the same kind of candidates and same policies and planning not having a hurricane. is that their plan? no storm and we will win. i understand why a guy like karl rove would tell his donors this. i didn't waste your hundreds of millions of dollars. they would have bought you a shiny new president definitely if it weren't for that darned storm. you definitely need to give me your hundreds of millions of dollars again

melissa: yeah, you couple that with the idea that reuters did the great investigation into how, theysically smuggling gold bullion into the country. turkey was sending it out in suitcases. it is going through dubai. spent about $2 billion in the last month or so. it is gold pouring into the country to deal with the fact they're having inflation that's a result of the sanctions. so are they really doing an effective job putting all these things together? or does that mean they're doing a really good job getting out around the sanctions? >> the elite in iran is not worried about the country at first. it is are fred in its own economy. i make the distinction the economy of regime, the capacity to sustain the long term survival the regime on one hand while the middle class, lower class economy of the country is going down. their bet is this. their bet is if they can deploy the cash and invest with people in turkey and as you were mentioning in dubai, those will be protectors and defenders of iranian economy. at the end of the day they want to see at one point, the united states, this adm

in florida, reuters has president obama at 48% and mitt romney at 46%.n michigan, a ppp poll has president obama at 52% and mitt romney at 46%. and in colorado, a ppp poll has president obama at 50% and mitt romney at 46%. in new hampshire, a new england college poll has president obama at 50% and mitt romney at 44%. tonight, nate silver the "new york times" blog forecasts that president obama has an 81% of winning re-election and that he will win 304 electoral college votes and mitt romney will within 234. and the great thing about next week is i will no longer have to say ppp poll. i'm done with that poll. these polls are tight. these polls, you know, i refuse to use the language the poll shows president obama winning 50, because every one of these polls is within the margin of error. every one of them. so they are really showing something that could be a tie, could be tight. for incumbents this is not considered particularly strong polling. when the incumbent is at 48 and the other guy is at 45, that's considered a risky spot for incumbents. >> here's

also live pictures you will see in a moment from reuters.obably did not get much sleep, preparing for the week and preparing for another day. it is going to be tough the next 48 hours. critical in this conflict between hamas and israel right now. live pictures from gaza city. >>> on to politics now. what a bizarre gift. mitt romney blamed his election loss on gifts. romney suggested that he lost because president obama offered gifts to african-americans, to hispanics, to young voters. gifts like health care, like contraception, and student loans. even republicans pounced on romney. newt gingrich says romney's comment is quote nuts. governor bobby jindal says the remark insulted voters' intelligence. romney's, quote gifts, fallout led to verbal fireworks when i talked earlier with cnn contributors will cain and l.z. granderson. >> when you look at mitt romney's comments, first of all, you can say it's not very sportsmanlike. you just lost and now you're saying all the reasons that you lost -- >> drinking the hateraid, that's what it is. >> ri

i won't have a problem with letting those tax rates go up, representative mike simpson said to reuters. but new york congressman chris gibson found the most creative way out of his relationship with grover. his spokesman released a statement reading, the congressman signed the pledge as a candidate in 2010 for the 20th congressional district. carson gibson doesn't plan to re-sign it for the 19th congressional district, which he now represents. the pledge is to your constituents of a numbered district. >> we're very happy with any rationale that helps republicans accept decoupling of the bush tax cuts. and so speaker boehner this morning said there's no progress. but all you have to do is just listen to what's happening out there. and you know there is progress. >> i think when we listen to what's happening out there is the sound of panic. chris hayes bursting into applause for congressman gibson >> brilliantly done. with precision. >> yeah. that was for the 19th congressional, not the 20th congressional. but -- >> isn't it kind of like breaking up with someone by changing your phone nu

reuters reporting 75,000 troops being mobilized. request for permission to mobilize sent up to the israeli prime minister. it's thousands of troops. what would they be mobilizing them for? >> they could well be mobilizing just to make sure the folks in hamas and is hall i can jihad and those supporting them in egypt and iran realize israel is capable after doing what they did in 2009. you have to ask why this is happening. since benghazi, there has been a five-fold increase in radical islamic web sites urging attacks on u.s. and israeli targets. all that since benghazi, by the way. there has been a widespread perception throughout the area that the u.s. is weak and in disarray. all you have to do is look at what's happening in washington, d.c. to realize that. the cold relationship between obama and netanyahu made some in hamas and iran expect that the united states will come down hard on israel telling them to cool fit they go in with a ground attack. i would not at all surprised to see a grounds invasion take place as early as ton

all live pictures you will see in a moment from reuters.city that probably did not get much sleep, preparing for the week and preparing for another day. it is going to be tough the next 48 hours. critical in this conflict between hamas and israel right now. live pictures from gaza city. on to politics now. what a bizarre gift. mitt romney blamed his election loss on gifts. he said obama offered gifts to african-americans, hispanics, young voters. gifts like health care, contraception and college. newt gingrich says romney's comment is quote nuts. governor says it insulted voters intelligence. the fall out led to verbal fireworks when i talked with contributors will cane and lz granderson. >> when you look at mitt romney's comments, first of all, i can say it is not very sportsman like. you just lost, now you are saying the reasons you lost, when it is really -- >> drinking the hateraid, that's what it is. >> however, what mitt romney had to say wasn't inaccurate. it wasn't politically advantageous but the democratic party has been -- >> wai

jharonne martis is the director of consumer research at thomson- reuters. >> jharonne, are we seeing the discounting early like we have in seasons past? >> >> no. in fact, we are seeing the discounting even earlier, a lot of stores, including wal-mart, target and toys r us opened their stores on thanksgiving as opposed to waiting for black friday. they did receive a little bit of grief for it from a lot of angry consumers, but on the other hand, there were lots of shoppers lining up in front of the stores to get those deals from wal-mart and toys r us. >> are the deals likely to get better if they are not satisfied with the crowd and the sales receipts we see over the next 72 hours? >> well, in fact, deals could continue to go on at all way until christmas over the next couple of weekends. we saw that wal-mart doubled their order of the apple tablets in order to guarantee that they would have enough to meet the demand and as a result analysts did become bullish on the company and did increase their earnings estimates for the fourth quarter for wal-mart so we are seeing retailers are

reuters says landslides have cut off roads in several places. >>> a meeting of the association of southeast asian nations later this month in cambodia will seek to promote regional integration. three of the main players of the summit wouldn't be talking to each other, at least directly. japan is locked in territorial disputes with china and south korea. the country's foreign minister says it's unlikely prime minister yoshihiko noda will meet with south korean or chinese counterparts. gemba says arranging talks with china on the sidelines of the asean summit will be difficult. >> translator: japan and china have appeared to drift apart over the senkaku islands issue. it may take a long time before the situation improves. >> he says talks between japan and south korea will be difficult to hold. his comment comes after prime minister noda got into a heated exchan witdellatesver the senkaku islands at a meeting between asian and european leaders in laos. japan recently nationalized the senkaku islands in the east china sea. china and taiwan also claim them. >>> a new form of transportation in b

reuters con send 1us for that 106.3. so in fact, that number is better across the board than one might have expected. >> slightly good news. expectations being slightly higher is what's important. we saw it with the pmis yesterday. business expectations are pretty dismal across the eurozone and that's worrying as we go into 2013. >> the not quite as bad as i had feared. the question in terms of contraction has always been a marginal one really with sort of a few decimal points. >> no difference between the surveys and the hard data. are the surveys overstating the weakness? >> it's possible the surveys are maybe a bit on on the optimistic side really with real data. i think certainly recently -- >> gdp up 32%. the break down looked a little better, as well. >> well, 0.2% is not really -- >> that's better than what the pmis were saying. pmis have been in contraction territory. >> especially for germany, the expectationses have actually been coming down gradually over the year. early in the year germany was in-pen table st

reuters reports similar margins in florida, virginia, colorado and ohio.overnor romney is now focusing on pennsylvania, a state that hasn't voted republican in 20 years. >> i can't wait for us to get started. he's hoping we settle. americans don't settle. we listen to the voice that says we can do better. >> reporter: increasingly we are seeing all roads to this election lead through ohio. it's one of the reasons, veronica, we're seeing both candidates making stops again in the buckeye state. they'll be up in columbus later today. >> tracie potts in cincinnati, stay warm out there. >>> there was anger and frustration in florida where voters lined up to cast absentee ballots after being cut off from the early voting deadline on saturday. investigative correspondent michael itzkoff explains what happened there and other potential election problems. >> reporter: frustrated voters outside the miami-dade election office, they had come after the county announced it would open its doors to provide and accept absentee ballots. but so many voters showed up that ele

reuters says the popular vote was 50% to 49% in obama's favor. obama gave his victory speech in the early hours of wednesday in chicago, illinois. he laid out a vision for his second term. >> the belief that while each of us will pursue our own individual dreams, we are an american family and we rise our fall together as one nation and as one people. and in the coming weeks and months, i am looking forward to reaching out and working with leaders of both parties to meet the challenges we can only solve together, reducing our deficit, reforming our tax code, fixing our immigration system, freeing ourselves from foreign oil. we've got more work to do. >>> romney made his concession speech in boston, massachusetts. >> i so wish, i so wish that i had been able to fulfill your hopes to lead the country in a different direction. but the nation chose another leader. so ann and i join with you to earnestly pray for him and for this great nation. >> americans also cast vote for their senate and house of representatives. abc news projects the democrats wil

falling on a reuters report down about 8%.emember, the company announcing it was evaluating strategic alternatives at the beginning of this month. reuters reporting its one suitor blackstone, they might be far apart on that deal. unclear if they'll get a deal but the stock is one of the laggards. >> kayla, did you know strawberries were rare in belize in time of zbleer. >> i do now. >>> there's a bull market somewhere. since the last trading day in november, here are your big winners by sector. we broke them down for you. consume discretionaries, abercrombie & fitch jumped 50% this month. industrials, pentair, up 15%. vuchlt lcan materials up 1.6%. consumer staples, despite all the concerns around the energy drink space, monster energy stock up almost 16% this month. in the transports, parent company of american airlines, and as a special bonus to our friend herb greenberg, we note green mountain coffee roasters up 50.4% in november. >>> despite the growing belief also by many that no deal will be struck when the clock strikes

as reuters notes, goldman jumping on the blackberry 10 bandwagon. the latest analyst to hop on. positive feedback about the blackberry 10 all ahead of its january 30th launch. goldman sees a 30% chance of success for bb10. but that's also 70% chance of >> it sounds so much better when you leave out that 70%. 30%! >>> next up, nike with another analyst boost for this stock as well. >> hsbc raising nike to overweight from neutral. they say the underperformance of nike shares the last year probably justified, but they like the portfolio focus, they like the inventory clearing. what they call "phenomenal cash flow generation." also hsbc raising the nike price target to $112 from $101. >>> next up we have investors hoping advance auto parts will get a pop by selling itself. but -- not so much. >> the stock is down 6%. here's why. reuters reporting an auction for the roanoke, virginia based company failed to attract bids that met its price expectations. it makes it unlikely the retailer will proceed with plans to sell itself. advance auto ran a limited auction that attracted interest

again, all this coming from a memo that was sent to employees that was obtained by reuters. boeing saying it does see some layoffs, though it can't pinpoint the exact number. boeing in the memo saying this is all part of a continued affordability drive because you guys know as well as i do, tyler, that with this news today, the threat of possible sequestration, the fiscal cliff is going to be some theories out there about why the announcement is coming out. boeing making it known this is part of a plan where they've already cut $2.2 billion in costs from 2010. still, not good news for boeing employees. that stock is down just over 2% right now, or $1.58. back to you. >> brian sullivan, thank you. seema mody? >> tech stocks following the broader market retreat. of course apple dominating the tech headlines. let's take a step back and assess what's going on here. you got the fundamental and technical story at play. on the fundamental side, there have been some near term concerns on the street regarding supply constraints. apple's ability to effectively be successful in the low

the university of michigan reuters consumer sentiment index this month rose to 84.9. that's its highest level since july of 2007. the dow added four points, the nasdaq was up nine, the s&p 500 added two points. for the week overall, the dow fell 2.1%. the nasdaq dropped 2.6%. and the s&p 500 is 2.4% lower tonight compared to a week ago. >> reporter: while president obama and house speaker boehner both say they're open to new ideas, wall streeters remain cautious about the fiscal cliff. meridien equity partners' joe greco says the market doesn't expect it to be resolved this year. >> i think we're going to see a push pull back and forth and we're probably not going to see much compromise until mid to late january. if we don't get things in order by february that's when things can start to get ugly for the markets. >> reporter: with so much short- term risks, greco says retail investors are sitting on the sidelines until congress and the president reach consensus on the fiscal cliff. he says today's buyers were mostly institutional investors. >> you're going to see the

the comments came during a rare interview with the voyagers news agency -- the reuters news agency. westerners have pressured him to grant more freedom. >> all too often, when the word "islam" hits the headlines, and diaz's -- it is in the context of turmoil. >> representatives want to address that. i ago, young people were challenged to portray a german islamic success story -- a year ago. >> today, the winners were announced in a special ceremony here in berlin. emma a role model for young german muslims, the three-time kick boxing champion has not lived in germany for long, but he is already inspiring young athletes from the minorities. he even trains them in german. his commitment inspired a young artist to make a film about him. then he is well integrated. he cannot speak german very well, but he does his best. >> he is one of several artists who have been awarded prizes by the interior ministry for their portraits of immigrants who have found success in germany. >> i think it is very important to say that these people are contributing to the success of the society, and that is

today's numbers from reuters. president obama with a one- point lead. president obama with a one- point lead. and today's numbers from another poll, a tie. >>> you can sum it up simply as this. as far as the national vote goes, it's close. and with outcomes likely resting on about five to nine states, it's all hands on deck tonight. both candidates, their spouses, running mates, all crisscrossing ohio, wisconsin, iowa, virginia, colorado, florida, nevada. and it's gonna look like this for the next 48 hours. >>> the convention was tonight. despite deadlocked national polls, mitt romney faces a tougher road. here is his closing plea to the crowd in englewood, colorado. >> we journeyed far and wide in this great campaign for america's future. now we're almost there. one final push is gonna get us there. we got a lot of short nights and long days, and now we're close. the door to a brighter future is there. it's open, waiting for us. i need your vote, i need your work, i need your help! walk with me! let's walk together! let's start anew! thank you so much,

. >> reporter: lynn, reuters ipsos, one of the latest national polls out there, gives president obama just a one percentage point lead nationally. that is a tie as the president heads back out today to speak with voters. president obama's back on the campaign trail. polls show him up by six in iowa, two in wisconsin and two in new hampshire, but this week he's focused on new jersey. >> we are not going to tolerate red tape, we are not going to tolerate bureaucracy. >> reporter: touring storm damage with republican rival governor chris christie. >> i cannot thank the president enough for his personal concern and compassion for our state. there will be some folks who will criticize me for complimenting him. well, you know what, i speak the truth. >> reporter: analysts say the president's picking up political points. >> the message that christie is sending voters is that obama is doing a good job. he's not a scary, socialist person, that he's somebody who can be trusted. >> reporter: in florida, governor romney criticized the administration's record helping small business. >> sometimes,

reuters and the "wall street journal" are reporting amd is denying that it's pursuing any sort of asset sale of itself entirely and the stock is down. back to you. >> thanks so much. >>> up next, what do you need to know about tomorrow's trade today? back in a moment with that. we'll handicap tomorrow's open for you. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life will flash before your eyes. ♪ make it worth watching. ♪ the new 2013 lexus ls. an entirely new pursuit. >>> welcome back. 30 seconds on the clock now for our next guest to tell us what they think will move the markets tomorrow morning and impact your money. joining me, alan gale from ridgeworth capital management, steven rosen. lath midel from american wealth management. good to have you on the program. nauc thanks for joining us. 30 seconds on the clock. what do you think is going to move money tomorrow? >> ridgeworth allocation strategies we're focusing on the macroevents. we have retail sales coming up expected to be a little bit softer. we'll see how the consumer spending in the fourth quarter starts out. then we turn to the