." >>> i'm scott wapner stocks are higher as america heads to the polls, but what happens to the markets after the votes are counted? will gridlock, if that is the outcome, be good for your money? it is noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> the election day market impact is high on the agenda but so is another kind of leadership -- sector leadership. if the biggest sector in the market, tech, can't take us higher, are we range bound until further notice plus, a big upgrade for a stock traders love to trade. how do you play square "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this midterm election day here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day are joe terranova, stephanie link, and tom lee is here, head of research we're covering the day's big story, of course, your money, your vote. nice bounce for tech as well what happens next? can stocks get back to new highs or make a nice run jon najarian that question to you. >> yes is my answer. i think there will be a lot of things cleared up not only because of the election, scott, but because

i'm scott wapner welcome to "the halftime report." we are live from the annual global financial leadership conference down here in naples, florida. we're going to begin with a special interview, an exclusive, especially timely, given what's been going on in the markets lately and in particular how apple has been trading the world's most valuable publicly traded company under a lot of pressure, as you know, lately we're pleased to welcome in one of the company's founders, steve wozniak, is with us today, as i said, live and exclusively nice to see you again. >> nice to be here >> you are still an apple employee, employee number one, employed by the company, an apple shareholder. what do you make of what's been going on in the stock lately and how closely do you watch >> i do not watch it at all, period i don't want to live the life of day trading, always being concerned this is up, this is down i have a philosophy which is happiness. you're always frowning if you're worried how something will work out. i mean, apple was doing extremely

time to go to scott wapner and "the half. >>> we'll continue with our breaking news coverage of the g20, and we will discuss the markets right now with our panel of experts brenda is with us today, the cio of sand hill global advisers, tony dwyer is with us, chief market strategist. of course josh, jim and jon najarian as well let's get right into it, jon, and look forward to this meeting between president trump and president xi there he was with shinzo abe what do you think the market needs to get out of the weekend to make that determining factor whether we'll have that run into the end of the year? >> we just need to not have a negative i think a nonnegative is a positive light hauser tried to give that to us when he said there are constructive talks going on here, judge. if, indeed, xi jinping and the president of the united states appear to be friendly at this meeting, then i think that's a positive i think that will be a positive and certainly not a negative but he's a guy who goes off script, our president is >> if we can make a deal, he said that would be good. what do we need t

i'm scott wapner welcome to "the halftime report."rom the annual global financial leadership conference down here in naples, florida. we're going to begin with a special interview, an exclusive, especially timely, given what's been going on in the markets lately and in particular how apple has been trading the world's most valuable publicly traded company under a lot of pressure, as you know, lately we're pleased to welcome in one of the company's founders, steve wozniak, is with us today, as i

. >>> i'm scott wapner a seesaw day for stocks.ng to discuss what is driving today's moves and whether more tariff talk will cause even more selling. plus, should you check into our "call of the day"? one firm doubling down on marriott shares and "shark tank's" kevin o'leary with us today. one area of the market he finds most attractive. we're about seven minutes away we'll see you then >> we'll see you in seven, scott. >>> meantime lawmakers from nine companies questioning facebook's head of policy over fake news. julia boorstin joins us with the latest >> reporter: carl, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg has been getting a lot of heat for not appearing before the international grand committee hearing on disinformation and fake ews. the committee tweeting nine countries, 24 official representatives, 447 million people represented, one question -- where is mark zuckerberg in addition to britain, law makeers from canada, france, belgi belgium, brazil, ireland, latvia, argentina and singapore all questioned his fill-in who is also a membe

let's get to the judge >>> thanks, carl i'm scott wapner is the u.s.ter than the fed thinks is the case growing for jay powell to resist raising rates remember this? >> my people have been in this game for 25 years! and they are losing their jobs, and these firms are going to go out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts they know nothing! this is a different kind of market and the fed is asleep. >> is history about to repeat itself it's noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> is the economy faltering and is the fed doing

"i" brian sullivan in for scott wapner backup your top trade is the thanksgiving eve minimum inny turnd for stocks for real >> announcer: are we getting to someone saying, is it safe to go back in the water? after this big selloff, how to know when the bottom is near plus, one bank's downgrade of another and what it says about the big picture for the financials plus the energy trade after a brutal six weeks for the sector. and retail picks on the eve of the shopping

. >>> i'm scott wapner with stocks in the midst of another sell- f sell-off, is it time for investors to face this harsh reality? stocks are already in a bear market the only question now is how long it might last it is 12:00, noon. this is "the halftime report." >>> as we head into winter, the bear is alive, awake, and on the move today the big names that have fallen the hardest and fastest and where they go from here. we're talking wells fargo, sales force, and dow dupont to name a few all down more than 20% from recent highs plus, the new report that has apple investors selling today. "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this monday here to debate and trade are joe terranova, steve weiss, jon and pete najarian, good to have you here today >> thank you >> let's begin with the markets. major averages in the red to begin the week tech is a focal point. joe, go to you 40% is in bear market territory. the latest note is doubling down on where we are. the bear market is here. we are in a bear market. i could go down the list of names -- you kno

over to the judge. >>> i'm scott wapner seemed like the unthinkable, didn't it?le in a bear market it's getting dangerously close to happening this hour which could be the most ominous sign yet for your money in this market it is noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> down 15% in a month. how far can apple fall from the tree citron researcher andrew left is here live with market moving opinions on key stocks including netflix and nvidia and sales force ceo marc benioff goes after facebook comparing it to cigarettes. "the halftime

. >>> i'm scott wapner seemed like the unthinkable, didn't it? apple in a bear market it's getting dangerously close to happening this hour which could be the most ominous sign yet for your money in this market it is noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> down 15% in a month. how far can apple fall from the tree citron researcher andrew left is here live with market moving opinions on key stocks including netflix and nvidia and sales force ceo marc benioff goes after facebook comparing it to cigarettes. "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> good to have you with us on this wednesday here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day jim lebenthal, steve weiss, kevin o'leary, the chairman and cnbc contributor, amy raskin with us from chevy chase trust, andrew left with us as well for the hour he, of course, the founder of citron research. stocks reversing after opening higher it is apple where our focus remains. the world's most valuable publicly traded company under significant pressure yet again down five straight days for the fir

you were just saying on the anchor desk how it seems to contradict larry kudlow who told scott wapnerhalf time report. >> president trump seeming optimistic in these comments he made to eamon javers as the president was leaving for a campaign rally in west virginia. president trump said he thinks there will be a good deal with china. doesn't say exactly when that will happen. he says he will have dinner with president xi and that progress has been made so far so what we're seeing here is a thawing of the relationship, perhaps progress ahead of this meeting and optimism on those talks. >> maybe there is progress, maybe there isn't. larry kudlow seemed to suggest all of our asks have been -- gotten a non-responsive response from china i wontder what is going on with respect to the tariffs that are going to go from 10% now to 25% in a little more than eight weeks. >> that could perhaps be one of the negotiating tools that the president and trade officials use in discussing the details in any agreement. my sense from talking to administration officials is that the best hope of an outcome

." >>> i'm scott wapner as long as the faangs keep falling can the market find its footing?s long as apple is upset, can the correction be declared over? it is 12:00, noon, and this is "the halftime report." >>> stock drop if we go lower, how do we know when it's safe to get back in? plus, portfolio protection ge's ceo speaks. >> we have quality franchises and we have options. >>> and finding opportunity in a few key quality names including today's "call of the day" starbucks. "the halftime report" starts right now.

. >>> i'm scott wapner is apple's second downgrade? as many sessions a golden opportunity to buy the stock, or is tech's continued wreck a sign to stay away it is 12:00, noon, and this is "the halftime report." >>> apple's drop the stock falling heart since thursday's earnings report is tl an opportunity here? what about the supply chain stock? what does it mean for the rest of tech? a new round of earnings from lots of big players. and the coffee call of the day "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this monday here to debate and trade the biggest stories, joe terranova, jim lebenthal, steve wise, jon najarian, kevin o'leary is here, the chairman as well as the cnbc contributor and joined by rbc capital markets head of u.s. equity strategy. it is a big week we have a big desk we begin with the markets. it's an apple story largely today. five straight negative weeks for apple and we're below a trillion in market caps >> it was $3 now we're experiencing double digit drops. i think high to low i

. >>> i'm scott wapner with stocks in the midst of another sell- f sell-off, is it time for investorshis harsh reality? stocks are already in a bear market the only question now is how long it might last it is 12:00, noon. this is "the halftime report." >>> as we head into winter, the bear is alive, awake, and on the move today the big names that have fallen the hardest and fastest and where they go from here. we're talking wells fargo, sales force, and dow dupont to name a few all down more than 20% from recent highs plus, the new report that has apple investors selling today. "the halftimre

. >>> i'm scott wapner stocks are sliding are we getting close to a bottom it is noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> full details on the tuesday drop no sector is being spared with industrials getting the worst of it plus, several big name retailers get pummeled is christmas over before it began? and another knock against the chips. "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us joe terranova, megan shcu. off the worst levels, though, lost the gains for the year. it looks ugly down 48 points some of the biggest names, pete, have bounced amazon is positive >> it's amazing down almost over 2% on the nasdaq you look at the dow and you're concerned. 2 it was 200 points worse. we had not seen people coming in to buy don't buy the dip. it's not working anymore >> a big deal yesterday on this program playing off mike wilson's note that buying the dip -- >> has not been working. >> it hasn't worked for the first time since arguably '02 was the point he was making in his note >> absolutely. but today, for now, we have a half day in front of us. for now it's

. >>> i'm scott wapner stocks are sliding are we getting close to a bottom it is noon and this is "thee report. >>> full details on the tuesday drop no sector is being spared with industrials getting the worst of it plus, several big name retailers get pummeled is christmas over before it began? and another knock against the chips. "the halftime report" starts right now.

time to go to scott wapner and "the half. >>> we'll continue with our breaking news coverage of the g20d we will discuss the markets right now with our panel of experts brenda is with us today, the cio of sand hill global advisers, tony dwyer is with us, chief market strategist. of course josh, jim and jon najarian as well let's get right into it, jon, and look forward to this meeting between president trump and president xi there he was with shinzo abe what do you think the market needs to get out of the weekend to make that determining factor whether we'll have that run into the end of the year? >> we just need to not have a negative

we'll put that in the investment hopper right now "the halftime report" with scott wapner begins >> go to work. work >> veterans day 2018 a time for americans to remember and to thank the men and women of the armed services who protect us and this great nation every day of the year. today "the halftime report" in the great state of new jersey to share their knowledge of the financial markets with american soldiers, sailors, pilots, and everyone who supports them in their missions on land, at sea, and in the air this special edition of "the halftime report" on veterans day 2018 begins right now. [ applause ] >>> and welcome to a special edition of "the halftime report" live today from joint base maguire in new jersey. we also want to extend a very special welcome to the active duty military personnel that are with us today as we mark veterans day we're going to be hearing from you men and women today. we're so pleased to have you here you'll have a chance to ask "the halftime" traders your questions as well. with us on set halftime trader and retired lieutenant jim lebenthal. jim, thank

. >> midterm elections, earnings >> get some rest let's get to the judge >>> i'm scott wapner we arelowing two big stories this hour. apple shares sinking and one of our own debunking a big story on trade, stocks are moving on both developments with your money right in the middle. it is noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> reversal on wall street, what's really being done to avoid a deepening crisis with china? and how will it move the market? plus, how far did the apple really fall from the tree? top analys

. >> midterm elections, earnings >> get some rest let's get to the judge >>> i'm scott wapner we are following two big stories this hour. apple shares sinking and one of our own debunking a big story on trade, stocks are moving on both developments with your money right in the middle. it is noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> reversal on wall street, what's really being done to avoid a deepening crisis with china? and how will it move the market? plus, how far did the apple really fall from the tree? top analyst tony -- toni saconagi is with us. >>> to debate and trade josh brown, jim lebenthal, shannon saccocia, and richard saperstein, one of baron's top 500 advisers stocks are reacting to a whole lot of news. trade headlines over the past 24 hours. in just a little while we are going to be joined right here on "the halftime report" by the president's top economic adviser, larry kudlow. >>> let's begin with the markets. stocks are down. rich, haven't seen you in a while. tell us where you think we are in terms of this correction and where we go from here. >> the market is hav

for some reason i agreed to host the noon show today because scott wapner is on a beach somewhere, i'lleave at 1:00 p.m. and get home at 9:00 p.m. >>> we have lost almost 1,000 points on the dow in two days. things are looking a little better today dow futures indicating a jump of 88 points. cold comfort for those of you who have been in the market the last couple of weeks still, it's not more red maybe we could get a bottom here let's get to your top three stock stories on this thanksgiving eve the gap's latest earnings beat forecasts however same-store sales missed on weak performance at its namesake brand. the company says it is looking at whether to close hundreds of underperforming gap stores >>> shares of foot locker are actually surging right now the retailer reporting better than expected results on strong sales growth foot locker crediting its agreement with nike. foot locker is up big today. >>> and autodesk is planning to buy plangrid for $9 billion fl >>> it could ab tripbe a tripley for housing. on monday housing sentiments fell, then yesterday housing starts also missed to

. >>> i'm scott wapner is apple's second downgrade? sessions a golden opportunity to buy the stock, or is tech's continued wreck a sign to stay away it is 12:00, noon, and this is "the halftime report." >>> apple's drop the stock falling heart since thursday's earnings report is tl an opportunity here? what about the supply chain stock? what does it mean for the rest of tech? a new round of earnings from lots of big players. and the coffee call of the day "the halftime report" starts right now.

." >>> i'm scott wapner stocks are higher as america heads to the polls, but what happens to the markets votes are counted? will gridlock, if that is the outcome, be good for your money? it is noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> the election day market impact is high on the agenda but so is another kind of leadership -- sector leadership. if the biggest sector in the market, tech, can't take us higher, are we range bound until further notice plus, a big upgrade for a stock traders love to trade. how do you play square "the halftime report" starts right now.

let's get to the judge >>> carl, thanks i'm scott wapner stocks are seesawing as more investors are jittery. it's noon. this is "the halftime report." >>> on this eve of the key speech by fed chief powell, we're also daysaway from what could be a major turning point in the trade battle with china today how to prepare your money for the best and worst case scenarios. options traders are already making their bets. see how they're positioning themselves plus, advice from the man who runs the biggest mutual fund in the world. "the halftime report" starts now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this tuesday. here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day, joe terranova, stephanie link, jon and pete najarian and kevin o'leary, a cnbc contributor. also senior economics reporter steve liesman. let's begin with the market. stocks are trying to republic from their early slide all of this as the president re-ups his rhetoric on trade telling "the wall street journal" he is, quote, highly unlikely to hold off on additional tariffs on chinese goods and the iphone and laptops could be hit

. >>> carl, thanks i'm scott wapner and welcome to the most critical week of the year for your money.nd trade front and center as stocks stage a bear market bounce this is the "halftime report" and it's 12 noon >> announcer: a pivotal week for stocks is under way. we have a bounce from the bear if we don't get bullish news on wednesday and meetings don't go well this weekend will the floor fall in? one call to double down in emerging markets is this a golden opportunity to buy one big name biotech the "halftime report" starts right now.

. >>> carl, thanks i'm scott wapner and welcome to the most critical week of the year for your money. fed and trade front and center as stocks stage a bear market bounce this is the "halftime report" and it's 12 noon >> announcer: a pivotal week for stocks is under way. we have a bounce from the bear if we don't get bullish news on wednesday and meetings don't go well this weekend will the floor fall in? one call to double down in emerging markets is this a golden opportunity to buy one big name biotech the "halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this monday here to debate the biggest stories of the day our panel also with us cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman. the dow seeing its best gain in three gains. fed chairman powell speaking in new york friday's g-20 in argentina expected meeting between president trump and president xi >> the market is concerned about these two issues i wouldn't be surprised if the remarks from powell strike the right balance between look we're doing what we do based on data, but a little bit of conciliatory lan

"i" brian sullivan in for scott wapner backup your top trade is the thanksgiving eve minimum inny turn around for stocks for real >> announcer: are we getting to someone saying, is it safe to go back in the water? after this big selloff, how to know when the bottom is near plus, one bank's downgrade of another and what it says about the big picture for the financials plus the energy trade after a brutal six weeks for the sector. and retail picks on the eve of the shopping season the "halftime report" starts right now. >>> and it is good to have you with us on this wednesday here now to debate and trade some of the biggest stories of the day are what we call the fab j-5 university ofmy in joe jim laughen that will. john najarian and jenny harrington ceo appear portfolio manager at asset management np i have heard of g 5s because you fly around in one, john the dow is up right now. up 0.7 up 163 points. we take it s&p up a%. nasdaq up a% energy up 2.5 with the russell leading the way. there you go, guys yeah, i guess -- i guess josh brown we'll take it. we were down a thousand points the

let's get to the judge >>> thanks, carl i'm scott wapner is the u.s. economy slowing faster than the fed thinks is the case growing for jay powell to resist raising rates remember this? >> my people have been in this game for 25 years! and they are losing their jobs, and these firms are going to go out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts they know nothing! this is a different kind of market and the fed is asleep. >> is history about to repeat itself it's noon and this is "the halftime report. >>> is the economy faltering and is the fed doing enough? plus, exploring the shipwreck. nvidia's terrible day. and horrible month down 1% in four weeks. amd down 26% in a month. and a big call on home depot that may say a lot more about the market at large than just this bellwether company. "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us here to debate and trade the biggest stories, jim lebenthal, josh brown, steve weiss and with us from new york city rebecca patterson. let's begin with the markets stocks are missed. even more ta

." >>> i'm scott wapner as long as the faangs keep falling can the market find its footing? as long as apple is upset, can the correction be declared over? it is 12:00, noon, and this is "the halftime report." >>> stock drop if we go lower, how do we know when it's safe to get back in? plus, portfolio protection ge's ceo speaks. >> we have quality franchises and we have options. >>> and finding opportunity in a few key quality names including today's "call of the day" starbucks. "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> good to have you with us on this monday. here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day, joe terranova, jon najarian, shannon saccocia, and jim cramer is here he is the host of "mad money." we want to begin, where else, the markets. stocks are falling sharply the nasdaq once again leading that decline jim, i am begin with you with the two questions i asked at the top. as long as the faangs keep falling, can the market find its footing and as long as apple keeps being upset can you really declare it over? >> apple has to find its footing and faang c

. >> for some reason i'm hosting the noon show today because scott wapner took off, tune in somebody >> don't mess with those cities up in new york i said something about buffalo once, i'm still hearing about it >> ithank you, brian >>> let's talk about those earnings that are just in from deer the heavy equipmentmaker earning $2.30 a share,short of the 2.4 consensus estimate a lot short actually revenue coming in short of what the street was expecting despite a double digit increase in equipment sales. that stock is off by 4.7%. yeah we'll continue to dig through some of these things but they said that equipment sales were up by 18% u.s. and canada equipment sales were up by 21% international sales up by 13%. that tells you a bit of the mix. that stock is off by $6.50 >>> coming up, a lot more on "squawk. we will talk turkey, but more importantly we will talk about amazon's quest to take over the world. we'll tell you how the e-commerce giant plans to convince brick-and-mortar merchants to accept amazon pay here's a look at the pre market winners and losers in the dow. i know you wa