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our traders tonight are tim seymour, brian kelly. and guy adami.he sixth day of the past seven with declines in the dow and with the fourth quarter kicking off monday how are you trading the d.c. gridlock fed uncertainty and earnings season? guy? >> hi. before we start, that is a righteous -- i mean oh that hair cut looks strong. great. brufl. right? >> anyway -- >> we've been saying we said the s & p was going to 17.25. i'm holding to it. the trade into that was to get short caterpillar somewhere between 88 and 90. that's played out. i think the market will test. it needs to hold i think if we close below 1670 we are in a whole different trading range, that could take us down to test a june low. be careful. trade the ranges. >> how do you interpret the markets move here? there is not a clear reach for safety. >> there is not. i think there is better opportunities than actually being in the market. guy mentioned 1670. i think that's probably a place, where you want to start looking to getting back in. the reason i say that i think you're going to h

. >>> live from the nasdaq market, our traders are tim seymour and john woods, presidents of j.j.m specializing in energy trading. let's kick it off with the developing story we're tracking on two big tech names, blackberry getting crushed after warning of a massive loss in revenues, far b

joining us now, tim seymour, cnbc contributor, a guy who knows a lot about russia, has been there more times than we can count. and tim, listen, when i look at the rts russian index, some of the biggest stocks over the last couple days, they're all soaring, index up 88% in four trading sessions. is it a real move or kind of like hey, we got our mojo back, let's buy some stocks? >> it has nothing to do with the geopolitics. >> how can you say that? >> it has a lot to do with a move that's happened in resource stocks in some of the more beaten-down names and certainly the energy sector. russia is the cheapest emerging market on a pe basis, on a price to book not terribly cheap. if you remove rosnef, it's not as attractive as people think. the rally is exciting, you know, is anything changed dramatically for russia? you're right, i lived there, was a partner in a russian bank, spent a lot of time investing there and i like it. i think most people react to russia on the way down. it's become very narrow. liquidity's dried up 50% over the last four or five years. it's a place where most peo