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eastern time. >>> coming up, royal caribbean cruising to all-time highs after its earnings report thisng. after you hear what the ceo just told jim cramer, you might be buying the stock too cramer will join us live in a few minutes. >>> the political shake-up in saudi arabia sending oil prices up this week helima croft will tell us how high she sees it going well, it's earnings season once again. >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. >>> welcome back to "fast money. shares of royal caribbean hitting an all-time high on strong earnings, stock is up 65%

royal caribbean shares made waves. get it? >>> tapestry, the company formerly known as coach, reported revenue in staple sore steals that fell short of estimates, blaming the miss on hurricanes. it did note it has returned to growth so far this quarter. earnings topped expectations and the company said it is on track to meet its full year outlook. shares of tapestry up a percent at 41.93 bars. >>> after the bell, the online real estate company zillow reported results ahead of street estimates. the company said it saw a rise in the in your name of users. shares initially higher in the extended session but they finished the regular day down 2% to $39.97. >>> snap recorded after the bill. its results struck a different tone entirely. the parent company of snapchat saw sales for the quarter fall well below estimates and said daily active users, a key measure, grew at slower than expeed rates. narrowly beat expectations. shares were pressured in after hours, they ended the regular session up 2% at $15.12. >>> the activist investor

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well-known names like apple, general motors and royal caribbean would be three names that have done reallyl this year thus far. i think will continue to do well but it is momentum driven market here of late. i might add, forget the gift cards. buy individual stocks if you want a gift to somebody. liz: exactly. i like that. hand them a share of apple or cabela as you talked about. and do you have any nos, mr. buckingham? >> well you know, pairing with general motors which actually makes the "motor trend" electronic, electric vehicle of the year and chevy bolt, i would probably be avoiding tesla these days given the balance sheet difficulties, the production difficulties and very, very expensive valuation. so gm instead of tesla would be my pick. liz: we're looking at an all-time record for the dow jones industrials here. george, do you have apple cards on your site? >> yes. liz: they do. check it out. raise.com. john buckingham. big record. s&p 500 is too close to call. as we hear the closing bell, so happy you guys were all back in action watching us on claman countdown. hope it was a grea

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something many analysts will be focused on to see what he's been focused on as for earnings, royal caribbean and tapestry report before the opening. marriott and snap are on out after the close. in corporate news, there's big buzz in the media world after david faber reported disney held talks to buy some or most of 21st century fox landon jones us now to summarize that >> those talks have taken place over the past two weeks. the two companies are not currently holding discussions, though, but given the on again/off again nature of the talks, they can be revisited and the deal could create a powerhouse the in media, giving disney more cable assets and another movie studio and significant international exposure, including fox's part-ownership in sky. fox would primarily focus on news and sports. the conversations come as the media landscape has seen a tremendous change thanks to companies like amazon, netflix and google transforming the way people consume digital content a deal could help both disney and fox. both stocks soared yesterday we've got fox off slightly and disney up about 1 %, wil

also a few others including amazon, royal caribbean and weight watchers. those were some highs as well that were notable. and we did see priceline and trip adviser come under some serious pressure after weaker than expected outlooks. last but not least, those financials, jpmorgan, goldman sachs weighed on the dow jones industrial average as did whale wells fargo, bank of america, citigroup on the other averages as well. liz? elizabeth: we've got more after the break. we've got art 4r56er coming up, and we're also going to be looking at a bunch of things including, look at this, the social media uproar over a $375 antifa-inspired jacket sold at high-end retailer barney's. you're going to want to hear about that. also new revelations from the paradise papers showing ceo item cook at apple, they've got a new tax shelter problem on their hands. we're going to show you what art lover thinks about that. but first, tucker carlson is saying his sources telling him cnn is asking its anchors and hosts to discredit donna brazile and defend hillary. cnn hotly objects

royal caribbean, weight watchers, on earnings. big moves there, the dow named mcdonald's and american express and visas add that as well. record close for the dow up 8. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. david: it is election day across the country, year after americans went to the polls to elect donald trump as 45th president of the united states. and the stock market of course is in record territory despite the naysayers from the mainstream media a year ago. bring in gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management. and lenore hawkins, research strategist. gary, not a great market day. but another record. a year ago we were 5000 points on the dow. who gets credit for that? >> 3:00 a.m., night trump one the election, paul krugman -- david: doesn't say it. i would give it to lenore. lenore, pulling rug out from under you. here is what paul krugman said on election night. >> i did not know. david: it really does now look like president donald j. trump, markets are plunging. question when markets will recover, a first pass answer, never.

royal caribbean, trading positive 100% of the time. carnival posts average return of 11%. marriott international 9%. these compared to s & p with 4.5% returns on average. patrick scholes of sun trust telling me there's no one definitive answer why stocks take flight. q4 is when they provide guidance, and vice president be - haven't been disappointing four year outlooks have price tarkts going up, creating greater tendency to buy the stock. back to you. >> thank you. >>> home depot shares higher after the company reports a raise on earnings. is it one retail stock you can bank on. >>> nascar's top four drivers battle this weekend. before that, they jo uins in studio "power lunch" will be right back i can't wait for her to have that college experience that i had. the classes, the friends, the independence. and since we planned for it, that student debt is the one experience, i'm glad she'll miss when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise we are the driven... the dedicated... the overachievers. we know our best investment is in ourselves. we

outlook for the fourth quarter what does that tell us when we look at the travel stocks and royal caribbeans are closed to an all time high or 52-week highs, what's going on with online travel and actual operators? >> well, i think it is hard to draw a connection from an online travel perspective, i would tell you the first half of this year are 17% year over year when you adjust for the storms that we saw in the third quarter, 17% year over year we continue to see incredibly robust growths that's two to three or four times as fast as the overall industry they are unrelated and we wish our hotel partners the best of luck >> lets speak to our ultimate capitol who says expedia should buy lyft >> of course, it is a strategy and we are loyal to uber right now. keep the conversation there, mark okerstrom, thank you, back to you >>> straight ahead, we'll talk to the albemarle ceo, luke kissam, it is our first cnbc interview. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smart

still a lot of retailers just want to -- companies in general, just take a look at royal caribbean, nice move up here beat by 9 cents. despite the hurricanes and the issues, they gave a terrific 2018 outlook that's why the stock is up almost 3%. move to the left, remember coach, well, it's now called tapestry, that i had a decent number here. the small beat, revenues were short. remember, now, they now own kate spade. so they're merging the company i would call this a transition quarter. the quarter just closed. they're talking about significant cost savings that stock's up art bout 1%. elsewhere speaking of cost savings, you know the trading vol jum and volatiume and volat down one of the big market makers in the world, virtu, decent volume trading. 17%. look at the stock up here. cost synergies that's helping bought night trading savings are greater than they expected numbers are okay august, september, october trading income held fairly steady that's been an otherwise down stock. some trading companies are doing very well. cboe has some products that are very hot remember those vix pr

today since being confirmed as the vice chair of the bank of super earnings we're going to get royal caribbeannd tapestry, the retailer formerly known as coach, and we'll look at that one. and then marriott and snap coming out after the the close a lot of people will be focused on the snap numbers. speaking of snap, evan spiegel breaking a two-year twitter hiatus to shoot down a rumor that snapchat was closing down next week. he called that report fake news. >>> and stocks continue to power higher he. let's talk markets now with paul hicky of the investment group and andres garcia. we have another couple of gentlemen on in the seven. there's a lot of similar comments i will tell you, it's hard to -- and basically, guys, paul, you can start. it's all about earnings and pullbacks are impossible to predict. so stay long there may be a pullback, but earnings are driving this higher and you expect that to continue. >> well, you come into earnings season speccing 3% growth. we got 6% growth we've got double that. and companies are raising guidance at the highest rate since 2010 if you're seeing that

royal family to declare their interest. and if they don't know about their interests, that they checked before they made public statements. when it comes to caribbean the latest weather update. good morning. it's been a cold start to the day. it is still cold, we've got freezing fog around manchester airport for example. that is dragging its heels in terms of clea ra nce dragging its heels in terms of clearance and we've got thicker cloud and patchy rain across east anglia and the south—east. that will be eroded from the west during the day. many of us having a dry day with sunny spells. wet and windy conditions coming in across the north—west. the strongest winds across the far north of scotland and the northern isles. through the evening and overnight, the band of rain pushing south, turning lighter in nature as it does so. we'll see some frost in the glens of scotland and it will be called to start the day tomorrow in the far south—east. then the weather front trundles down, clearing the south—east, leaving some residual cloud in its wake. it will brighten up behind it from the north with a fair bit of sunshine. showers across northern scotla nd