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sara evans adjoining us as well.ç do you stay with us we kick it off right here with us top story.elocate from tel aviv that is following up on a campaign promise. kevin corke is covering the story right now from the latest. good morning you are right. the process to move the embassy from tel aviv over to jerusalem i will well probably take three to four years. again that as a process that begins in earnest today right around 1:00 when the president announces that the u.s. government well in fact follow up on a campaign promise he made to me that embassy. we will move the embassy to the internal capital of the jewish people jerusalem. huge cheers with the president there. the sixth of the december the president will say that the u.s. government will say that. it breaks with long-standing diplomatic policy.ç congress authorized that move over two decades ago. as you can mention condemnation has been forceful. for the prospects of the internationally endorsed. here is president your iran of turkey. it will continue with result. this can go as far as breaking off the agreement. back

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with me, kelly evans and mike santoli. carl, john, and sara all off this morning of course, our last trading day of the year. speaking of 2017, it has been a blowout year for technology. the nasdaq gaining roughly 30% the index on pace for its sixth straight positive year in a row, the fifth time since 1980. bertha coombs is at the nasdaq and she has more for us. bertha >> david, as mark twain put it, history doesn't repeat, but it often rhymes, and that's certainly true with the nasdaq 100. the big caps up for the ninth straight year in a row, the longest annual streak for the index since the big tech breakout of the 1990s. these four mega caps, you know them, apple, microsoft, amazon, they've made the biggest impact in terms of the upside gains for the s&p 500, overall market, and when you add in alphabet, they actually account for two-thirds of the nasdaq 100's 15-point gain this year microsoft benefiting from its shift to cloud technologies is up for the sixth straight year, that's its best straight winning streak since the launch of windo

evans. carl and sara have the day off let's look quickly at how we fare on the markets a half hour into tradingy eking out a gain, despite what is sasignificant weakness of shares of apple. a key dow component, particularly giving the price weighted nature of that index, but it's manage to be slightly in the green s&p and nasdaq both lower. our road map starts with the dow. up 500 points for the month. four trading days left in the year will stocks continue what has been a five-week winning streak? >> bitcoin is bouncing back after plunging last week we'll find out why m.i.t. thinks there's much more to it than just the price >> plus, president trump not just a big legislative win with tax bill, but will charities suffering. >> the dow is on pace for the first nine-month win streak since 1959 we're joined by brian, bmo's chief investment strategist. what's your price target next year >> 2950 on the s&p 500 we do not project the dow as it's only 30 stocks and the majority of portfolio managers around the world bunchmark themselves versus the s&p 500. that would be another positive for equities,

i'm david faber along with kelly evans and mike santoni we're live from the new york stock exchange carl and sara the day off. let's give you a look at the markets a half hour into trading. as you see, this has been a year typified by lack of volatility we're just getting more of the same wti crude has been a bit of a story recently it did cross above 60. you can see a few cents below $60 a barrel right now let's get to our road map. it begins with this being the last trading day of the year, and the question as to whether that record rally will continue into next year >> then the president talking taxes, saying those s.a.l.t. deductions could have been made less severe. >> and crude rallying above $60 a barrel again this morning. what twaent 18 holds for the commodity market >> the last trading day of 2017. hard to believe and what a year it's been. s&p on pace for the best gains in four years. joining us is alliance u.s. investment strategist next to peter costa. welcome to you both. where to begin mona, in a way, this year has been extraordinary, but at the same time, it's not that unusual for