that's a big area for schwab. so that's in its favor. one known for credit cards, but it's been expanding its branches. it has a lot of deposits. it will also benefit from higher rates. >> and in technology one new tech and one older tech, susie. >> that's right. microsoft, a lot of people consider as old tech. but the ceo, nadella, you've got to hand it to him. he's transforming the company. the stock has been up 17% this year. and it's expected to continue next year. google officially now alphabet. what can i say? it's firing on all cylinders. the stock up more than 40% this year. it's got a lot of cash. most likely that's going to help to make that stock go even higher. >> susie, great to see you. >> nice seeing you too. >> susie gharib, special correspondent with "fortune" and "nightly business report" contributor. >> you guys coordinated your colors. >> how do you like that with the tie? >> very good. that does it for "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. we'd like to remind you this is the time of year your public

wealth management at charles schwab. s . >>> live from the headquarters and new tensions between the u.s. over the waters and beijin provocation following the flight of american b 52 over disputed islands claimed by china in the south china sea. that's happening and just coming to light now. the pentagon says that the plane flew near the islands by mistake. >>> it is touchdown for air force one. arriving in hawaii for the christmas vacation. he plans to spend two weeks and then stopping in southern california to meet the families of the victims that were killed in san bernardino terror attacks. now back to more of "bulls and bears." >> the terror organization has enough to fund it for three years. now the un is beefing up the sanctions to cut after the funding. the reason why they want to defed defeat them once and for all, we have to cut the cash. how do we do it? >> well for any of them if it's the cartels or iraq, money is the lifeline. he said armies run on the stomach. with isis, the stomachs are fed by the moneys and that's a bill dollars a year and bringing in oil, extortion,

most countries in asia, so the chinese yuan will become more of a factor in trade and in dead in a schwab particularly >>> china's president xi jinping will arrive in africa. he will pledge money to the cash strapped country. there is concern that the proposalise of new loans could eventually burden zimbabwe with more dead >> reporter: most products sold in this world are made from china. >>> i just went and for almost for two months, i have visited. >> reporter: zimbabwe's manufacturing sectors operate at less than half its capacity. many goods sold here comes from china. western sanctions are blamed for the weak sector. allegations that the government denied. china has been criticised for not speaking out against its trading partners of the government officials say they want to borrow money from china >>> live now to the lebanese/syria border. we told you about that prison swap which is due to get underway. we are told it's happening right now. the lebanese army has received the body of a soldier killed by the armed group news road accident front last year. this is the first stage-- nus

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wealth management at charles schwab. >>> welcome back. the parents in our study were really at a loss with how to deal with their teen's social media loss. despite many who try to monitor their kids' feeds closely, the experts found about 2/3 of parents underestimated just how lonely, worried, and depressed their kids were, and almost every single parent, 94%, underestimated how much conflict their teen was involved in. 94%. we wanted to hear from the parents of the teens you just met, so we invited them into the studio to talk and we began with an experiment to see just how hooked their kids were on their phones. we asked your kids to not use their phones for this weekend. i think only a few of them were actually able to do that. i want to show gia's reaction when you told her not to use her phone. >> are you crying because you can't have your phone? gia, are you crying? are you upset you can't have your phone for three days? >> she's recording you. >> i know. >> i can take pictures and send them to you. >> it's not the same! >> did her

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pam cook joined by colleen o'brien from charles schwab to talk about what this means. >> thank you soh for joining us this morning. we talked in the last hour and i asked our viewers to post questions on my facebook page. one from margaret about home equity lines. how much will they go up and will it be harder or easier to get with a rate increase in. >> the rate increase is going to go up a little bit, right. and it's been hard to get mortgage loans. a lot of the requirements have really tightened. i think it's going to stay the same based on the individual's background and what they're looking for. >> so the banks might not be more willing to lend money. >> i think so. >> mary an asked where are you recommending people put your money for the fastest growth? i know investor is very individualized in terms of how conservative or aggressive you are. what are you recommending? >> i think cd rates are really going to start to give a much better yield. that's a safe, conservative investment for every investor. you might want to look at areas if your risk is higher, look at financials, ins

joining us, the chief investment strategist with charles schwab. today looks different than other days. >> it's concerns about what's dpg on going on in the high yield market. it's been a simmering problem but not a big impact on the market. we also have had some decent gains and we've been in this kind of choppy pattern really all year where you're just waffling above and below the unchanged line and waffling above and below the 50-day moving average line and that volatility will persist. >> it's a statement to the obvious to say that next week we have a fed meeting which we expect the fed to finally raise rates. i wonder if this is a moment or pattern we might experience in the run-up to that. people are very nervous. nervous about high yield. nervous how everybody else would react to a rate rise that's taken so long to materialize. >> in general we think the rate hike is priced in. what's not yet priced in because we don't know what it will look like is trajectory of rate hikes. one thing that often gets missed in the headline analysis of what t

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erik: so higher volume is good for the schwab, the nasdaq, their virtues. . chart we're looking at the ratio of the s&p 500, the white line, of thed to the pe ratio custodial firms. of conceive for a period four plus years tracked the broader market well. for most of 2012, 2014, traded at a premium. is arch of this year there valuation breakdown. why is the market value asset managers less than large caps? a mixedou had performance. a lot of the business models are changing as we head to more electronic trading platforms. as the models change, everyone is looking at, what is the future trend going to hold as far as what we should be looking for with respective market structure, trading vehicles, and market liquidity? i agree with the comments on trading volume. market liquidity has dropped 60%. that is having an impact. erik: we're talking in the basket of asset managers, not only firms like blackrock, but , the rowe prices traditional asset managers. is there risk that those companies and businesses get displaced, not only by etf's, but the new trend in a fi

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