that's according to the cannabis king tim seymour to break down the big winners of the farm bill. >> tim. >> the hemp story is where you get the massive opportunity for the growth in the entire cannabis world but a dynamic where hemp growth could be 500% the next four years. national federal legalization puts folks in a great position the core names we know already in this space and known to be in the space. charlotte's web in canada a company devoted to cbd this has a big retail footprint. hemp allows the retail footprint to go higher with something legal. it's acreage, med. for those folks with the footprint it's good. let's talk about hemp. estee lauder they have a brand called origins which claims to have cbd in it we have the dynamic where the wellness, cosmetics, beauties in a big part let's get to another obvious player, farming and massive amounts of dynamics. month santo who many feel is the evil player in ag out of the space they discovered the first genetically modified cannabis plant they come out with with. they are in this let's go with walgreen's this is something in te

the weather is having making it hard to us tim seymour in las vegas brian kelly and steve grasso who made it to the nasdaq market site good to see you all tonight, guys safe and sound. tonight check out shares of nvidia crushed after hours the company reporting earnings many called the semis the key to the year end rally we tell what you the sell i don't have jo means. one strategist says don't hold your breath for a dee any time soon look at shares of nordstrom sinking in the after hours session on the earnings report and it's it's just the latest retailer to get wrecked. macies down 15%. kolls down 11% target down 8% and wal-mart down 5% but like the last song last christmas we saw a big year end rally in the group are the retail socks stocks on sale ahead of the surge. steve grasso you made it to the nasdaq you get the gold ribbon. you get to kick-off the show. >> i think it's a problem with retail they've all been up on the year. but, you know we had apple warning about the who will dan season amazon warning retail is a big part they had a big run thus far this year yopg they are

eastern time >> i'm speaking in tongues possibly i hope that was clear. >> tim seymour, thank you. >>ht >>> let's find out what else you will be talking about today. time for the top trending stories. frank holland, you think they'll give us a break at this hour we can get away with anything. >> you deserve it. also your phone went off >> it went off automatically when i said tim's name. >> they're always listening. do you have your holiday decorations up yet >> no. >> holiday traffic took on new meaning in one town in england because someone's giant lawn santa broke free of its moorings it blocked traffic in both directions it was eventually contained and brought back to its home >> what size home would have that size santa? if you're on the radio, this santa is about 20 feet tall, 15 feet tall. >> we'i'm from philadelphia, we have row houses, that would block the house. >>> a mass serve australian steer is trending on twitter his name is nickers. he's over six feet tall at the shoulder he's almost as tall as michael jordan and weighs more than 3,000 pounds he is so big he can't fit

traders are steve grasso brian kelly, tim seymour and dan tonight on facebook facebook could be facing regulations as reports of turmoil dominate the news feed. fresh faces in the c sweet will that get the social giant on track. plus the trade trauma continues as competing headlines give the investors whiplash the president puffing the possibility of a deal. white white house officials tamp down expectations. we start off with the cracks in the market spreading that's right semis slams after the nvidia earnings report. retail starting to fall apart. and high yield bonds deteriorate. do you think it's holding up while the rest of the market sold off in october? are the cracks breaking the market how bad could it get. >> it's about the market not about the economy. there is a lot of the sectors you could have looked looked at semi conductors you mentioned topped out earlier in the year in march we saw weakness home builders. banks topped out in the first half of the year i'm not certain when you thought about gdp that we just had in the middle of the year that that was indicative of the

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking sometimes are times square tim seymour, karen finerman, guy adami. nastiness whipping out gains but the fund saturate has three names he calls best buys the ceo mark zuckerberg defends himself and his company. is this a sign the worst is behind the embattled social stock? we start with the markets. the dow erasing the 200 point gain as the grirch comes earlier. the market having the worst thanksgiving week since 2011 the nasdaq down 14% from its high are there any hopes that a santa rally can actually come and save the market guy. >> i hate the campy things and you knew when you said it. >> what's campy. >> campy, santa clause rally. >> gobble gobble. >> gobble gobble. >> i didn't say gobble gobble. >> i thought it. you thought it >> today is melania trump day. >> i wish i wasn't saying santa clause rally because i know you i dit it that's true. >> it's a little true. >> you're not a santa clause rally guy. >> what's the bottom line. >> there is a chance no question. the fed backed off got more dovish that's encouraging for the bulls. mayb

live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's time squares traders tim seymour, karen finer man, steve grasso and guy adami. it's election night in america and what could the moment of truth for the trump rally be the market is up 30% after 5 trillion in market cap americas head to the polls to determine the balance of power in congress and less than an hour away from the first results. eamon javers is back in the newsroom at election headquarters >> let's review the stakes for tonight ahead of the polls closing here in a couple of hours. starting with the house of representatives. this is where the pundit it's and democrats think the democrats have opportunity for pick up pps democrats need 23 seats net to take control of the house of represents from the republicans. we see if they can do it in the senate only two seats in the senate net to control that chamber but because of all the red states, the democrats run in this year, the expectation is for the senate ultimately that's going to be a heavier lift for democrats not necessarily to take control expected. but what

thank you very much, joe >>> let's bring in tim seymour from seymour asset management.he biggest global risks out there, what is at the top of your radar >> we have to be watching china the data this morning in terms of credit growth and retail sales, industrial production continues to weaken. i don't think the chinese macro is really what it comes down to. it's still the policy on the trade front. with oil it's an extreme move. it's one that certainly i think a combination of factors which include where spec positions are starting to press the down side and look kroefr dowoverdown 12 straight closes, the first time we've done that on the futures markets in forever so does that mean we're facing a growth crunch? those are some things that seem to be overriding where markets are now. bottom line is we are watching trade. >> trade is important wh what else should we be focused on rates? >> you also talked about the we're at 17-month highs. my view is that the headlines and the macro coming out of europe will not get better if anything they will get more contentious or mor

right now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york times's times square our traders, tim seymour, karen finerman, guy adami. apple gets solised, worst two-day losing streak in five years. this could be your chance to buy the stock. plus, energy bouncing back today. it's one of the best performing sectors in the past week the chartmaster will be around he'll tell you if it's the beginning of a major turnaround. he'll be here to explain, as i said first, though, we start with the markets rallying today, the dow soaring more than 200 points, continuing to pear its october losses a huge week away bracing for the mid terms tomorrow and the fed gearing up for its november meeting trade headlines flying fast and furious so will the mid terms be the event that reignites the selling into the end of the year or can the market rally in the face of gathering headwinds, guy adami? >> welcome. >> thank you. >> great to have you on board? nice to be here. >> i'll try to intelligently answer your question, but i go back to 2016, and if you had told me prior to the election, then candidate trump

traders are tim seymour. steve grasso karen finerman and dan nathan. we start with the which would day on wall street after a big night in d.c the dow surging more than 500 points soaring into the close ending near the highs of the session. the best day for stocks following the midterm elections since way back to 1982 but while wall street went wild, the real drama came from inside the beltway. our own eamon javers is back at headquarters with the details. eem sfwloon melissa, that's right. we had the wild press conference from the president in the east room down in washington, d.c but then shortly after this late this afternoon the white house announced that the president had removed his attorney general jeff sessions, replacing him with session's own chief of staff matthew whitaker somebody who has been critical of the special counsel's office straying too far from the mission. whitaker having written about a year ago an op-ed in which he suggested the special counsel should not investigate the president's family and finances. he should stick to inve

live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's times square traders on the desk tim seymour. karen finerman tonight on fast it's the apple avalanche. there is trouble ahead cat claws back paige shares of the industrials giant soaring 8% this year but the chart master says don't trust the dead cat bounce but we start off with the trade war whiplash after three days of bliss without tropic triple digits in a dramatic day on the street after every headline on trade moved the market let's go to the man moving the markets today. eamon javers covering the action out of the white house. >> dwas a whiled one all sorts of messages from the white house and sources familiar with the white house and including mixed messages here from larry kudlow, the head of the national economic council and the man he works for president trump. here is larry kudlow suggesting they might not close to a deal and the president suggesting they might be. here is what he said. >> we are doing a normal, routine run threw of things we put together and normal preparation okay there is no mass movement. there i

. >> tim seymour do you buy what chris is selling, a rally into year end. >> i always listen intently to chris. i think what's debatable. >> thaet's not the question. >> the bottom line is -- he is gone i think what chris says in terms of the rally being exhausted and where people are p. o. box the ditchly than they were say a month ago, yes they are. is my sense that people still believe we have the year-end raly yes but forget tea leaves and market sentiment. bond yields? do they go lower because oil prices are going lower oil praises because much bonds possibly but the bottom line is a bigger issue is at growth scare is more important nan a inflation scare. it doesn't mean recession. what it means is if you said 7% earning growth on the s&p next year i don't think we get there and the i don't think the stocks have that. >> the great oil plunge rolls as crude sinks to the lowest level in a year how much worse can it get? the trader weigh in plus small caps could signal a big problem for the market a top technician breaks down the death cross and what it means. check out tilray, the

before we move downstairs on squawk box these guys are my friends, pete najarian, brian kelly and tim seymour. i wish there was a better reason for us to be together tonight but it's not once the market started selling today it didn't let up the dow sinking 600 points, closing near the los of tws of day. tech leading the way big time to the downside nasdaq weaker. for more, let's get to bob pisani for the details robert >> hello, joe. good to see you. the market is boxed in due to the problems with the fed and global growth. those are the two issues today's decline in tech can't be blamed exclusively on apple. all right, it was down 5%. momentum one of apple's facial recognition suppliers and others are all weak along with big semiconductors, but the fact that all the fang names were down 2% to 3% and the industrial and the energy sectors were down 1.5% each, it points to a much bigger problem domestic growth seems strong and it is but the global growth picture in europe and china is generally weaker that's one reason all the ohio valley valuations are going down another problem is the strong

tim seymour, brian kelly and guy adami. tonight the bottle for the throne is on microsoft a few billion away from taking over the apple top spot and the answer might surprise you. the man calling the november selloff is back. mark yusko is back why he thinks it's getting where is before better the seems like he has thewhole market, for president trump. gearing up with trade talks with tougher rhetoric he has thrown apple in the mix with the smarch tariffs and taking on general motors over plant closures ittet is president trump the biggest threat to the market and how much damage could he cause. >> i think he creates the most volatility for the mechanic. i don't think he is the biggest threat i think there are other threats. europe is a threat tim pointed that out a fed that seems steadfast continuing to move about you if you think about president trump it's about wins and losses he has said that the stock market is one of the things he looks as a win the stock market now basically flat for the year, rough month, month 1/2,

. >> it is and if i were tim seymour i would say if the fed stopped hiking in march i'd be very concerned. and we want to see -- i realize that rate expectations for the december fed meeting are slipping but they're slipping because they could go in january bottom line is i think if the fed fed steps out of the next two cycles it would be a significant indictment on markets. i would point out really quickly, european markets concern me more than anything. i'm talking about italian bond yields, european consensus politically that's breaking down and markets aren't price going in. >> do you buy anything on the pullback. >> the only thing i grand was a regional bank. regioning financial. interesting he brings up energy. energy has been just power for the downside it's unbelievable the bludgeoning they have taken so far. but mike is talking about most of the damage is done that's what action makes it tricky, if there is a another big push to the downside is it on volume and how does it go. >> >> when you think about what's going on, the economy is overheating but you know what's not overheati

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square trader are tim seymour karen finerman dan nathan guy adami tonight it's a night of deals as deal or no deal makes the gu on cnbc, game show host howie mandel will here to find the best deals in the market we start with the other big deal president trump and president xi going head to head at the g20 to try and find common ground amid escalating trade tensions. as contradicting headlines give us whiplash. eamon javers is in argentina with the developing story. eamon. >> yeah it's a bit of a game of deal or no deal in argentina here as well as we wait for president trump to land here in air force one. a lot of uncertainty hanging over diplomats and heads of state gathering in argentina for the economic summit. let's look at some of the elements of uncertainty, particularly with auto tariffs the administration raising the possibility -- the president in a tweet of new tariffs on european auto makers, also the possibility here of tariffs on chinese autos from robert lighthizer, the top trade official for the administ

live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's times square traders on the desk tim seymourpple avalanche. there is trouble ahead cat claws back paige shares of the industrials giant soaring 8% this year but the chart master says don't trust the dead cat bounce but we start off with the trade war whiplash after three days of bliss without tropic triple digits in a dramatic day on the stre

the weather is having making it hard to us tim seymour in las vegas brian kelly and steve grasso whoaq market site good to see you all tonight, guys safe and sound. tonight check out shares of nvidia crushed after hours the company reporting earnings many called the semis th

right now, live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square traders are tim seymourrasso guy adami. tonight the meeting that could determine the fate of the market is under way as president trump and president xi go head to head in argentina we tell you all the words that wall street waits to hear. health care is surging if you missed the rally don't worry, the chart master says there is a group of stocks that could help you join the party he explains. first we start off with what was a big week for

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square trader are tim seymour karenight it's a night of deals as deal or no deal makes the gu on cnbc, game show host howie mandel will here to find the best deals in the market we start with the other big deal president trump and president xi going head to head at the g20 to try and find c

right now live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york times's times square our traders, tim seymourguy adami. apple gets solised, worst two-day losing streak in five years. this could be your chance to buy the stock. plus, energy bouncing back today. it's one of the best performing sectors in the past week the chartmaster will be around he'll tell you if it's the beginning of a major turnaround. he'll be here to explain, as i said first, though, we start with the markets rallying today, the dow soaring more tha

traders are steve grasso brian kelly, tim seymour and dan tonight on facebook facebook could be facingreports of turmoil dominate the news feed. fresh faces in the c sweet will that get the social giant on track. plus the trade trauma continues as competing headlines give the investors whiplash the president puffing the possibility of a

live from the nasdaq market site over looking new york city's time squares traders tim seymour, karention night in america and what could the moment of truth for the trump rally be the market is up 30% after 5 trillion in market cap americas head to the polls to determine the balance of power in congress and less than an hour away from the first results. eamon javers is back in the newsroom at election headquarters >> let's review the stakes for tonight ahead of the polls closing here in a couple of hours. starting with the house of representatives. this is where th

tim seymour, brian kelly and guy adami. few billion away from taking over the apple top spot and the answer might surprise you. the man calling the november selloff is back. mark yusko is back why he thinks it's getting where is before better the seems like

before we move downstairs on squawk box these guys are my friends, pete najarian, brian kelly and tim seymourhere was a better reason for us to be together tonight but it's not once the market started selling today it didn't let up the dow sinking 600 points, closing near the

traders are tim seymour. steve grasso karen finerman and dan nathan.d day on wall street after a big night in d.c the dow surging more than 500 points soaring into the close ending near the highs of the session. the best day for stocks following the midterm elections since way back to 1982 but while wall street went wild, the real drama came from inside the beltway. our own eamon javers is back at headquarters with the details. eem sfwloon melissa, that's right. we had the wild press conference from the president in the east

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