time in the state of georgia to new york she studied genetics but has always been fascinated by numbers she's specially grateful to the people who opened doors for her at the new york stock exchange power in finding the new york stock exchange was through a mutual colleague of mine and i knew right then and there that i wanted to do it because numbers is a universal language it connects with everyone the only made sense to come down here she'll never forget her first day at the world's biggest stock exchange. i passed my test i got my badge and i was able to ring the bell so that is going to be in my heart. not many people even the men on the floor can say that they rung the bell and i got to do that and. i'm speechless her family and friends were concerned at first but but soon changed the first time i tell anybody that was a trader on the floor my mom is very supportive of any and everything that i do i think her only caution to me was how many women work there. but again the community down here is amazing them in really want to see the woman down here flourish and have a successful career so that completely diminish as soon as i got down here working in a man's world she's lea

well many still associate the new york stock exchange with white men an expensive suit with the first female president in the history of the new york stock exchange things are about to change and also on the trading floor the youngest trader on the world's largest stock exchange. the trading floor at the new york stock exchange worlds that still domination by men lauren simmons says she stands out for three reasons i think my story is really special and unique because one i'm the youngest on the floor to i am female and three i am minority learn moved from a town in the state of georgia to new york she studied genetics but has always been fascinated by numbers she's grateful to the people who opened doors for her at the new york stock exchange. how i know finding the new york stock exchange was through a mutual colleague of mine and i knew right then and there that i wanted to do it because numbers is a universal language it connects with everyone the only made sense to come down here she'll never forget her first day at the world's biggest stock exchange. i passed my test i got my ba

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diane king hall at the new york stock exchange has more. morning, diane. >> good morning, don. >>> the federal reserve is leaving the change for now. following its latest policy meeting officials suggest officials will keep raising rates as long as the economy stays healthy. the central bank noted the labor market continues to strengthen, and the fed has reached the target of 2% a year. they expect to raise rates again in september. that will be the third interest rate this year. here on wall street apple soared nearly 6%, its biggest gain in nearly a year and a half after ped 20% chiarongicphe onerthleem but stocks ultntimately finishet mixed. the dow lost 81 points. the s&p 500 fell nearly 3 points, while the nasdaq added nearly 35 points. >>> there's a 15% jump on the 10% tax proposed last month. china has refused to meet u.s. demands and imposed retaliatory tariffs on u.s. goods. china says it will retaliate if the u.s. boosts its tariff rate. >>> electric carmaker tesla lost more than $717 million last quarter, its biggest loss ever. b

of the new york stock exchange which is another exchange they've just announced this new backed app which is a way to trade crypto currency used in the new york stock exchange but again people put more faith he observes in this anonymous guy names the toshi nakamoto who's nobody has ever met and they do in the us fed which is a very powerful observation it's a profound statement i mean do we doe invented fire no but doesn't stop me from using it do we know who invented the wheel no but it doesn't stop me from using it but the thing is you don't need to trust anybody you don't need to trust the toshi nakamoto you don't need to trust the person you're selling something to or it's selling your bitcoin to or trading your big point with because the block chain is is the distributed ledger is what you trust the math or what you trust so that's what you need to trust you don't need to trust that the maker of it know it's self-evident and self realising they spontaneously self working protocol that is the turn wall street person into a big corner and that's like turning a water into wine that's l

the girl scouts roll out a new cookie flavor. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with more on that. morning, diane. >> good morning, kenneth. >>> u.s. stocks hit the brakes o on the longest losing streak since march. the tuesday rally was led by banks and retailers. the market recovered most of its losses from the previous two days. helping stabilizing the market was the turkish lyre. the dow jumped 112 points, the s&p 500 climbed 18 points, and the nasdaq climbed 51 points. >>> the moviepass report card shows a big loss. more than $83 million was lost ending june 30th. the company moved through more than $19 million if the first six months of the year. at that rate it will reportedly run out of month in less than three months. moviepass kicked off its deal a year ago offering movies for $9.95 a month. >>> meanwhile the royal bank of scotland agreed to pay $4.39 billion in that it misrepresented the type of mortgages it sold to housing investors during the housing bubble. that's the largest penalty imposed by the justice didn't for a financial error misconduct of a single company. t

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. morning, anne-marie. the bull run on wall street is on the verge of hitting a record. in just three weeks, if the buying trend continues, this will be the longest bull market ever. the three major indices finished slightly higher this past week boosted by a strong finish on friday. strong market data and quarterly earnings pushed stocks higher. a boost for warren buffet's berkshire hathaway. it reported a second quarter profit almost triple the same time a year ago. buffett's conglomerate runs and has stakes in businesses that range from railroads to retailers such as dairy queen. it improved its business in the insurances by and the broader health of the u.s. economy. >>> as we reported job growth remains strong. in fact, the u.s. is on pace to add 2.6 million jobs this year. the majority of job gains, 58.5% increase ending in may were in counties that backed hillary clinton in 2016, according to the "associated press." and a striking number of counties supported president trump and s

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. d morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. this morning china state broadcasters said it must counteract u.s. tariffs and has the means and the confidence to do so. china already announced it was matching the latest u.s. tariff move and attacks at 25% on some $16 billion worth of u.s. imports. the products range from fuels and autos. the u.s. plans to begin collecting 25% extra in tariffs on chinese goods august 2rd. >>> and also china's president xi jinping has asked them to increase output. it fell yesterday and has been drifting this morning. >> this morning tit for tat sent trades like boeing and caterpillar lower. ultimately the dow fell 45 points. the s&p 500 shed nearly a point, wh sdaq shed 4 points >>> the s.e.c. is investigating tesla's buyout bid. he announced the proposal to take the car company private in a tweet. he said the financing was secured. according to "the wall street journal," the s.e.c. is looking into musk's wording and method. if it turns outtas shy, musk

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. this morning, china's foreign ministry expressed strong dissatisfaction with the new u.s. defense act and its impact on chinese companies. president trump signed the $716 billion defense spending bill yesterday. it includes controls on u.s. government contracts with two of china's largest telecommunication firms, zte and huawei technologies. u.s. intelligence agencies say they are security risks, but the controls that passed congress are weaker than in earlier versions, which concerns lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. >>> the decline of the turkish national currency sent financial shares lower and pushed the dollar higher. that hurts big u.s. exporters. so, in the end, stocks lost ground on wall street. the dow fell 125 points. the s&p 500 lost 11. and the nasdaq dropped 19 points. >>> and lawmakers say they want to increase oversight of data collection practices of tech companies following a report that google continues to collect user location

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. ng. >> good morning, talks to renegotiate the nafta agreement resumed this morning in washington. now speaking last night, mexico's economy minister said the talks over the future of the north american free trade agreement were advancing. bilateral negotiations between the u.s. and mexico focused on the auto industry. president trump called the 24-year-old trade deal a disaster for american workers. meantime, fed chairman jerome powell is defending the central bank's push to raise interest rates. powell signalled more were to come despite criticism from president trump. on wall street the rally continues. the dow jones industrial average dropped 133 points on friday. the s&p 500 gained 15 and the nasdaq picked up points rising to record levels on friday. >>> a deal to take the electric car maker tesla private is off. this follows confusing signals aet thi month he said that tesla was secured and tesla may go private. stock shot up 11% that day. then came word the wasn't locked down ove

wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. od morning, anne-marie. stocks on wall street jumped on news that china and the u.s. will hold trade talks next week, their first since june. but white house economic provider larry kudlow warned beijing not to underestimate president trump's resolve to push for changes in china's trade policies. the dow jones industrial gained 396 points, the s&p 500 climbed 22 points, and the nasdaq composite finished 32 points higher. >>> shares of walmart rose amid its strongest sales growth in more than a decade. walmart boosted its online sales by 40% last quarter and is benefitting from a stronger job market and stronger consumer confidence. home depot, macy's, and nordstrom all raised their forecast this week. >>> a generic version of the emergency allergy medicine of the epipen has been approved by the fda. two years ago epipen maker mylan was berated by congress for hiking the price by more than 500%. so far no hike on the generic version, which will be sold by teva. >>> and kroger is testing

wendy gillette is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. ndy. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump took a swipe at the federal reserve and its new chairman, jerome powell. the president said he's "not thrilled" with recent interest rate hikes. in an interview with reuters, he also said the central bank should do more to help him boost the economy. the fed raised interest rates twice this year and is expected to do so again next month. the president's rarely criticized the fed. its independence is seen as vital to economic stability. the president picked powell to replace janet yellen last year. >>> on wall street, consumer-focused companies finished broadly higher. some of the nation's largest retailers posted the biggest gains. macy's led the way, gaining over 6%. kohl's rose over 3% and home depot climbed 1.2%. overall, the dow jones industrial average gained 89 points. the s&p 500 finished six points higher. tech companies lagged behind the broader market, holding back the tech-heavy nasdaq composite. it ended up gaining four poin

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nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange is following that. >> nvidia was a big leader on the nasdaq. it is up 56% in the last year. we're watching nor nvidia, applied materials, amat we call it. both of those are to the downside, excuse me there has been some selling in technology. i will show you some of the "fang" stocks in the 4:00 p.m. show. this group overall is a little bit weaker. nvidia should see 80% rise in earnings per share and 39% rise in revenue year-over-year growth. we'll watch for nordstrom which is higher maybe on the heels of walmart, not on the heels of jcpenney which is a big miss. back to you. ashley: nicole, thank you very much. we have flattening yield curves,. low unemployment, small cap stocks doing well, some are arguing that those are the warnings signs of a recession on the horizon. i hate to throw cold war on today's action the american consumer making a comeback. what does it all mean? ernie cecelia bryn mawr trust joins us ernie, everyone can find in numbers. there are lies, damn lies and there are statistics bu

expect some quibbling about definitions on the new york stock exchange. some quibbling about definitionsrk stock exchangem sta rts the new york stock exchangem starts today, talks back on between the united states and china to stave off escalating trade tensions between the world's two largest economies. chinese and american officials are meeting in washington, dc to try to find some solution around trade tariffs that two have inflicted on each other. it is the first time the two sides are talking directly in nearly three months. trade tariffs from both sides are due to hit this week and that is the second round of tariffs to take effect, but president trump has threatened to raise the number 200 million dollars worth of tony's goods. a good outcome would be a sort between donald trump and xi jinping later this year to discuss the escalation, but it is as you mentioned good news that they are talking at all. when you see these ta riffs talking at all. when you see these tariffs having a direct economic impact, especially these $16 billion? so the direct impact of the $16 billion and $34

the intercontinental exchange and i.c.e. announcing a new digital assets from today. the parent of the new york stockchange and also announced a bitcoin futures product that is expected to launch in november. his is a platform called back to as an bak kt and will use microsoft cloud to build an open and supposedly regulated ecosystem for digital assets. hopes to create new protocols for managing specific security requirements for crypto spirit against bitcoin a little more legitimate the big right now bitcoin is at 7400 a coin and remember it had been 19000 back in december. while some think it will be able to replace us dollar we got this ubs report that says otherwise. according to the report bitcoin needs to hit a price of nearly 200 thousand and $13 to replace the us money supply, not just that but bitcoin network would also need to greatly improve to handle the volume payment companies currently deal with. there you go. let's take a quick look at the stock market right now. stretch it out. the dow just popped into positive territory and is now barely back in the red. a five-week winning streak i

so let's bring in our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange jose jose luis the arrow has a it seems that powell is resisting pressure at the moment can we then take it more hikes all coming. absolutely helen and investors thing two more will happen before the year and probably to most immediate one will come next the specially after polls as beach on friday bought a sixty eight percent of the market also sees an additional twenty five basis points increase by december and contrary to president desires a chairman of the fed said in jackson hole what all hikes implemented so far contributed to their current as stability where there are no signs so far of overheating neither of inflation overshooting said monetary policy is tricky i'm making money more expensive to past could derail the longest economic cycle in history one of the longest economic cycles in history and by not acting not all or not soon enough you increase the risk taking and the creation of us at dollars we're talking about economic cycles what about the bull run that we've been seeing because despite tr

emily: the market for high-end fashion -- going public on the new york stock exchange. at the ipo so far and ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang in san francisco. we are halfway through the year and we have seen a number of tech companies hit the public markets. all these are making their debuts if the pace holds, the number tech ipos in the u.s. will have returned to levels not seen since the tech ipo miniboom in 2013 and 2014. then there was the drought. how will the rest of the year play out? joining us now is ipos leader. you set down and said you spent the last several months just trying to tackle this market. what has been so unique about the last six months in particular? in particular has been exceedingly active. we have been waiting for this to come back. the last couple of quarters have been exciting. are definitely seeing technology companies themselves and tech enabled businesses in general really, really igor -- eager to get out. been in a strong economic market for a number of years and everybody wants to mak

i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. but the nasdaq set for its biggest winning streak of all of 2018 >>> in st. charles illinois, aldi making some big changes to its u.s. operations at the grocery wars heat up we'll hear from the company's ceo ahead. >>> the ever changing trade war could be having an impact on federal reserve policy i'll have the latest thinking of the central bank and top economists coming up >>

podcast with kate line and chase mayer just recently and this whole backed scenario with the new york stock exchange she billie's it's about the financialization of decline and that we're going to start seeing unbacked paper. bitcoin claims coming into the market and corrupting that price discovery like we've seen in gold and then there's a couple of ways that this could go or could not go any thoughts on that i have not had time to send to our podcast yet but i feel.

if you look at most broadly based of the new york stock exchange stocks, the new york stock exchange index itself which includes every stock on the new york stock exchange, that is around 3% from all-time highs in january. still has not passed the january high. and one of the more psychological averages, the djia, the dow jones industrial average is itself 3% away. neil: the highs reached, and you could argue if you average it all up over the many years that the multiples still look good. that's the bullish argument. you're not so sure of that, right? >> oh, i would not make that argument at all. here's what people have to do, neil, if they want to make this market look good in terms of valuation. they have to say, you know the earnings estimates are for six months or a year out or for this calendar year, that's where they take the price-to-earnings ratios from. they are never correct. probably the worst numbers you get from wall street is the estimates of earnings. what you really need to do is in real time look at the prior 12 months of earnings and see what the p/e ratio, the price

that was over some empathy there at the new york stock exchange china is renowned for its historic great wall you see it right there building started on the mammoth fortification back in the third century b.c. to protect china from invaders well these days china also has another wall known as the great fire wall it's supposed to protect chinese citizens from undesired foreign influences first set up in two thousand the great fire wall blocks access to certain websites in terms that the chinese government deems dangerous now any whiff of criticism of the government or terms that refer to the student massacre in tiananmen square in one nine hundred eighty nine they are all prohibited in the past the take giant google has spoken out against such internet censorship in fact that's why it pulled out of china in two thousand and ten at the time google's co-founder said this our objection is to those forces of totalitarianism our hope is there is progress and a more open internet in china well that hasn't happened eight years later google is reportedly secretly planning its return a new report

and chase mer just recently and this whole backed scenario with the new york stock exchange she billie's it's about the financialization of decline and that we're going to start seeing unbacked paper bitcoin claims coming into the market and corrupting that price discovery like we've seen in gold and then there's a couple of ways that this could go or could not go any thoughts on that i have not had time to since i pod cast yet but i've talked about it myself as well i actually don't have a big problem i don't believe that there is a conspiracy driving the price of gold down because i am capable of trading those futures i can short gold with my twenty thousand dollar brokerage account i can't buy a thousand contracts but i can buy three or four contracts with that money the thing is in the futures contracts of gold and of course there are more open contracts than the ability to over the gold but as maturity comes close those contracts cancel each other out like a big buyer could come in and raise the price of gold i just don't see that as a conspiracy and the same thing will probably hap

price has sunk and remained below the $17 it attracted when the company first floated on the new york stock exchangekine, director of social circle, joins me now. interesting, isn't it, that they've managed to increase their revenues ata time managed to increase their revenues at a time when the number of daily users has fallen. it is indicative ofa users has fallen. it is indicative of a business that is starting to sort out its commerce, it is commercial objectives, and it's offering. in this, they have a programmatic end product that has predated this quarter. but all businesses, not just big predated this quarter. but all businesses, notjust big agencies and advertisers, reached its user base. it is refining out. it does need some new products within that, but it is starting to sort itself out. —— it is refining that. but it is starting to sort itself out. -- it is refining that. the investment from the saudi prince, how important is that? it could be marking something. when somebody puts $250 million of shares, you can see spikes, and they could be the trend, but i do not think that is. i think

the collapse of september 15th. we felt big stock losses at the time, but the actions have marked the longest bull run. >> neil: went outside new york stock exchange. does this bull have more room to run? box business networks at the nasdaq. and ted at the new york stock exchange will be joining us in his own right. let's get the read for it. we talk about the durational market. the strength of them. because this is a record holder in terms of time, it does not hold the record in terms of the run up that we had under the clinton one. bulls tell me that we have more to run. >> i agree with that. you and i worked on both of these bull markets and talked about the underlying concepts a. the underlying concept for the length of this bull market has a lot to do with the pace of the economic recovery we have seen since the recession. we never got a v-shaped recovery. a gradual recovery from the bull market that continued to get better and continues to get better now. i think you look at the drivers of the economy. if you think the economy is moving, we have a 4% gdp order, and finally averaging 3% for the year, that will continue to drive earnings, and

there are a lot of chinese companies listed on the new york stock exchange from the nasdaq to others. ways your sentence is happening that this administration is not aware of. >> there is four legs of what china is doing in the capital mark totes damage our interests. the most of obvious is the china hustle. you have had literally hundreds of fraud lifts from china, raising steel tens of billions of dollars and nobody from the china side has been punished. but also on the u.s. side, we are financing alibaba and baidu and other chinese companies fact inquiring key technologies from the u.s. we are using the markets to finance the degradation of our strategic technologying advantage. lots of money in the index funds are indiscriminately buying into stock manipulation and frauds, once again transferring i.s. wealth. fourth leg is in hong kong where we have seen companies that receive illegal state subsidies to dump their products in the u.s. are committing significant stock fraud to lure western money into the equity markets to provide a further subsidy to help dump their product. so tho

wendy gillette, at the new york stock exchange. >>> let's check traffic. a look at the bay bridge. we are seeing something we don't normally see. >> take a look at the bay bridge. there's no backup. westbound 80 at the berkeley curve, that's holding people up with a crash. you can see the flashlights. emergency crews are trying to clear it out. two-car crash. expect slowdowns for your westbound 80 ride. 22 minutes from 4 out of hercules to the maze. still tracking slowdowns through richmond all due to a crash that occurred on the surface streets. richmond parkway at san pablo avenue that remains shut down. so anyone that's trying to get over to the richmond/san rafael bridge and heading off of 80 taking richmond parkway will have to turn around at that point. so stay on i-80. you can always take that down to hilltop. and then hilltop connects with richmond parkway and then head over to the richmond/san rafael bridge. we are definitely seeing the crowds develop. our drive times remain in the green but you can see a little bit of a backup over at the toll pla

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final few weeks of the summer we want to get right to the floor show we've got traders at the new york stock exchange and the cme group, the new york stock exchange, and phil flynn let me start with you , matt. this is good news we're hearing about china. is this enough to sustain us into the close to stay positive? we've pulled back a bit from the high. >> but this is enough on a slow friday that we've seen any news story that's positive will carry us a bit higher so this has been at the forefront of what we've talked about, playing chicken with china, it's not going to work but do you know what it is working. we have the leverage we've seen the results china suffered a lot more than we have, so he's going to play hard ballet little bit here and the markets seem to like that right now. we've been looking for new leadership all along here, we're starting to see it out of tech and we're starting to see the big multi-national names take us to these highs. adam: we really only have that meeting at the end of the month to get the idea if they produce something with the holidays coming up they've got to p

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when "fast money" returns >>> welcome back to "fast money," the cannabis stocks continue to soar bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange with more details. hi, bob. >> hi, melissa marijuana stocks are riding a high some of the bigger cannabis names are up 60% to 80% in six trading sessions and average volumes are up anywhere from 50% to more than 200%. three big drivers are behind the rally. first, regulation, second deal news and earnings. canada announced it will legalize the recreational use of marijuana in october and global companies are all abuzz to get in on that action. that's the main mover. global spending on legal cannabis is expected to grow from $9.5 billion in 2017 to $32 billion in 2020. up 230% and that's according to bbs analytics. they're looking to pair up with pot firms. two weeks ago, constellation brands said it was investing a record $4 billion in canopy growth it will now own roughly 40% of that company that news lit a fire under other pot stocks like afria which is up about 80% since then. that's just one of many booze companies looking to catch a bid from pot growers coors is joining with apot