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ashley: thinking of making the tracy byrnes times. tracy: it could be boring.cy: now let's get to nicole. nicole: we just keep on going because there's always a lot of news. thank you, tracy. appreciate it folks very much. i want to take a look at pandora and apple. two names that we focus on a lot. here's a look at pandora which has been struggling. $16 ipo today after the bell they will report their quarterly numbers. pandora is a winner year to date, up almost 30% year to date. they have over 125 million registered users for internet radio and the like. apple in the meantime is working hard on trying to do music streaming service but hasn't quite nailed that down yet, but obviously that will be in the cards as well. back to you. tracy: thanks nicole. see you at the top of the hour. ashley: virginia among the states hardest hit by automatic spending cuts. governor bob mcdonald will tell us how the commonwealth is feeling the impact next. tracy: first as we head out to break, the dow is up 25 points. let's take a look at some winners and losers on the nasdaq.

wayne rogers, jonathan, and tracy byrnes, and former massachusetts senator, mr. scott brown and carolyn hellman joins us from the liberal wilderness. welcome, everybody. washington keeps scaring us about the cuts. but they keep spending. the tsa dropping a whopping 900 bucks per uniform and they keep hiring. three positions opening up at the department of agriculture. it's looking for, get this, insect production workers to grow bowl worms. jonathan, do i need to ask, necessary or needless? >> eric, it's not only needless, but it's destructive. all these things they're scaring us about cutting actually used to be handled by the private markets anyway. the tsa didn't even exist before 2001. before that it was private security. we ate meat in this country for 130 years before the creation of federal meat inspectors in the early 1900s. i certainly don't think the founders intend to do have federal employees growing boll weevils, believe me a republic nor our economy rests on a federal law librarian making $115,000 year. >> scott brown, do we need three white house c

we have tracy byrnes and charles payne here in the studio.tallides at new york stock exchange. and we have jeff flock at the cme. wow, that is a lot of people. michael cox, give me your reaction to the economic forecast and to the decision? >> i still think they're forecasting growth a little too high. if you look the growth is 1.4%. doesn't see any reason for pickup from there. i'm most worried about the bubble that the fed is creating in assets or the stock market. the stock market, any rational pricing of stocks, level. dow depends on gdp growth, it depends on interest rates and depends on the tax rate. interest rates have nowhere to go but up. and by my calculations each one percentage point increase inside 10-year treasury note rate will cause a nine to 10% decline in the stock market. so the present discounted value of expected future returns goes down when interest rates go up. i think is the fed is painting us into a corner and themselves into a corner with historically low interest rates because the wealth effect you create will go a

watch tracy byrnes start using that joke. she likes to use my jokes. it's an old joke. r] tracy: oh, and you're looking at pictures right now of vatican city where the pope has not been selected. ashley: it is pouring rain. tracy: it is pouring rain. last night shepard smith was live and it was lightning. now let's go to stocks with nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole: on a record-setting day on wall street, but certainly looks like we're going to now put some pressure here going into the closing bell, but i wanted to take a look here at a particular name, and that is i-robot corporation based in massachusetts. you can see the stock is up 4 1/4%. when you look at that, you can think of robotic vacuums and floor cleaners and gutter cleaners and pool cleaners and all of these things that are obviously robotically operated. they named allison dean the new chief financial officer. also gave a glimpse into their quarterly numbers and raised their first quarter guidance and that is because they are seeing strong results in their business units

tracy: and i am tracy byrnes. possibly just right to keep the fed stimulating the economy. ashley: could it hit 15,000 by the end of the month? heritage capital president says yes. tracy: jobs not the only major economic reports today. the crop report just out. we are live from the pith of the cme with reaction. ashley: plus, there is a new sheriff in town. oklahoma city attorney general. finding out why he thinks dodd-frank reform is unfairly attacking banks. tracy: that was on bugs bunny once, wasn't it bush or mark. ashley: the sheriff in town? tracy: nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: be surpassed them and not giving it back. we are up again today. we are setting all-time highs. the nasdaq and s&p with of arrows. you can see that the dow is on track to have its fourth straight all-time record close. you can keep crossing out those prior numbers. there is a look at a one-week chart. the dow and s&p each gaining more than 2%. we are also seeing an environment that really helps these stocks run out. they were saying you just have to go with it or

i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster. trading chart is climbing the ladder at sac capital. the feds charged their most senior target at the hedge fund. what will it mean for sac founder and investor steve cohen? that will be ahead. tracy: regulation nation. they epa wants new rules for gas. drivers will end up paying the price. we'll tell you how much it will boost the price. ashley: no big surprise. growing konlt virz over president obama's pick for labor secretary. did thomas perez use political muscle to undermined the rule of law. tracy: that is so crazy. first evidence that americans are feeling confident about the economy and spending more. lizzie mack is here with the story. really? >> three important data points. consumer sentiment, personal income and personal spending all up. the consumer sentiment number is at a four-month high. best since november. personal income is coming in strong. even when you knock out ggs and food the spending came in pretty solid. if it stays at this pace it could be the fastest spendi

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes.friday for stocks but the major up today sees are still on track for a losing week. the dow is about to break a four-week winning streak. so is it a sign of more losses to come? adam: citigroup, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, and more among the many banks paying millions of dollars in sellments, sometimes admitting noing were doing. does the punishment fit the crime or are the banks getting off with a bargain? we'll take a closer look ahead. tracy: one ceo says, make no mistake, raising the minimum wage will kill job creation. the head of hardee's and carls, jr. tells us why ahead. >>> time to go down to the new york stock exchange. sandra myth is standing there. market is a positive, at least, sandra. up 78 points on the dow. >> not looking so bad. you have the dow up 78 points. trading just shy of the 14 thoushgs 500 mark. we're -- 14,500 mark. we would have to close about 14,51 for the day. so we're 14 points shy of where we need to close before a positive finish for the week. best perfor

"wall street journal's" gerry seib weighs in next with tracy byrnes and ashley webster. ound. tracy: good afternoon, i'm tracy byrnes. >> i'm ashley webster. looking for a spark. stocks starting the week with caution, moving the dow further away. just below the water mark from the all-time closing high? what if anything will be a catalyst for more buying? steve word of russell investments is here. tracy: spending cut versus reality. homeland security chief janet napolitano says airports are already seeing long lines yet several major air ports say that is simply not try. "wall street journal" gerry seib weighs in on that and washington's next battle. ashley: check your facts first. as more and more students loans go bad investors buy billions in student loan backed securities. they're selling triple the rate they did a year ago. an interesting story. much more on that ahead. tracy: it is top of the hour. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. sandra smith is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. sandra, we are just fighting to get back to that green. >> we are

i am tracy byrnes. ashley: i am ashley webster. bernanke is in london speaking out. his comments straight ahead. tracy: meanwhile, we have a deal for cyprus. it will keep the nation using the euro. ashley: that is not enough to keep stocks in the grain. the dow is up 94-point. tracy: we have a former nfl quarterback in the rare position of playing defense. group bledsoe fighting for the right to send alcohol to his friends. he will explain that coming up. ashley: first, time for stocks now. let's head back to the floor of the new york stock exchange. down 100 points now. nicole: very interesting to watch what is going on on wall street. the idea that cyprus is on its way to a bailout and a plan with the euro zone only to see the market turned around and turned into the red. we are down about 110 points on the dow jones industrials. bank stocks turned into the red and worried about contagion in europe, you have a very strong dollar today. worries that other countries may follow with this bank restructure. let's take a look at another story. increasing the focus on nond

tracy: hey, good afternoon, i'm tracy byrnes. >> and i'm ashley webster. well the rally continues. ks are trading higher after a day after the dow closes at annual high. one investor is warning people not to get in right now. tracy: snow day in d.c. this cracks me up like they have never seen snow before. the nation's capitol is shut down after the federal government is talking about massive spending cuts and employees are getting paid day off. ashley: can't even see any snow. google shares trading near an all-time high but let's go to peter barnes with the latest beige book. peter? >> ashley, that's right. the latest beige book from the federal reserve economic activity generally expanded at a modest to moderate pace. same language at last time. this is the beige book that fomc members will use when they are starting to look at any possible policy changes at their meeting coming up in two weeks from now but there is nothing in here that would really suggest they would alter course and pull back on any of the stimulus, the quantitative easing they have been doing, the bond purchases

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tracy: i'm tracy byrnes.ssure, the dow is headed for only the third loss in the last 15 sessions. concerns about weak tech sales pulling down the nasdaq of the is it a sign of more selling to come? >> the housing market shows new signs of recovery but a dark cloud left over from the housing bubble threatens the future. what should we do about fannie mae and freddie mac? housing finance expert ed pinto will tell us why he says the government needs to make urgent reforms now instead of later. >> yeah. a balanced budget without tax hikes? the house passed the ryan plan of the can it lead to a bipartisan deal on spending cuts? if only, if own any. congresswoman marsha blackburn weighs in again. i hate to be a doubter but there is that. adam: no doubters. we have to check stocks because, boy, in the last hour we accelerated to the downside. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. what happened? >> we're certainly get headlines out of cypress to talk about the fact they will limit how much pe

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tracy: i'm tracy byrnes.tting session lows in the last hour as the world desperately waits on cypress. markets come back a bit. the dow is down 43 points, trading at 14,409. protesters are taking to the streets in cyprus with the parliament due to vote on the controversial plan to tax bank deposits. we're going to bring you all the developments ahead. adam: also a high-stakes meeting between treasury secretary jack lew and china's new president. the tone, friendly but was it too friendly in light of china's cyber threat and multiple other conflictss? former ambassador it china and former presidential candidate jon huntsman shares his insight right here coming up. tracy: that is going to be good. apple shares losing a third of their value in six months. at the same time the company's cash stash keeps growing. is it time to buy the stock? we'll talk with a big money fund manager who says yep. but first, top of the hour, stocks were in the red, are in the red today despite better than expected housing data and o

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. well caution rules the day on wall street.lling as investors wait for what's next from europe. the dow is down about 36 points right now, but well above the worst levels of the day. ashley: yep, cyprus, just hours away from reopening banks after a nearly two-week shut down. heavy restrictions though will be in place. we'll have the very latest where things stand plus a live report from the scene. tracy: and connecticut offering tax credits, free loans and more to companies that move jobs to the state. governor malloy tells us whether or not it is working. he is our special guest ahead. ashley: we'll find out. tracy: it is top of the hour. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes. nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange. the dow is better but not great. >> as i look at the big board, tracy, and ashley, you see the down arrows on dow and s&p. at its lowest point it was down to 14,439. you have seen significant rise off the bottom of the market today. however at the same time, the market is very telling. you still have th

tracy: hey, good afternoon, i'm racy byrnes. >> i'm ashley webster.higher gaining back yesterday's losses and then some. the s&p just a few points away from reaching its highest close ever. is today the day? we're watching the markets every move. tracy: americans losing confidence in this economy, partly on the billions in automatic spending cuts. how will the cuts plus that pesky payroll tax hike and upcoming tax refund shape the mood of the consumer ahead? we have a leading economist and he will share his take on all that in a moment. ashley: plus new concerns about housing's recovery. josh says, he was, by the way, one of the first to sound the alarm about the housing bubble years ago. now he is warning about a new housing trend. he will be our special guest straight ahead. a good numbers and bad numbers in housing. tracy: hard to decipher. it is all green right now. time for stocks as we go down to nicole petallides on the floor of the exchange as we do every 15 minutes. happy tuesday. >> back at you, tracy and ashley. we're looking at a market th

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tracy: good afternoon, i'm tracy byrnes. >> i'm ashley webster.two hours to go stocks are closing in on another record week. the dow is heading for the fourth straight winning week. we're down slightly at moment. how should you play this record market right now? it is a question we hear every day? big money strategist tom sowanek shares his tips straight ahead. tracy: making money from others pleasures or even your own. we're looking at business of vice, smoking, gambling, pornography. this hour it is all about tobacco. we'll look at stocks which light up your portfolio. ashley: i quit years ago. a look at one of america's biggest cigarette-makers, reynolds american. the vice president will tell us how the company is transforming itself primarily with smokeless products. tracy: but first, top of the hour. time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. hey, nicole. >> tracy and ashley, looking at a market coming under pressure. this is market we're not used to seeing too much of after 10 da

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. we're kind of raising the roof on the dow 30.chip index smashing through its record high. the dow is up a whopping 136 points right now. so how high will it go? and should you adjust your portfolio right now? we're looking for some answers ahead. ashley: several airline stocks by the way are hitting a 52-week highs with reduced capacity boosting profits so is there any limit on how high these stocks can fly? one leading airline analyst is here to tell us about it. tracy: and the first step in getting the government out of housing finance. freddie mac and fannie mae are merging some operations. how will this affect the housing recovery? we'll have that coming up. ashley: first up the dow is breaking the record high which it held for nearly six years. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange on a historic day, nicole. >> this is a great day. it is an historic day, obviously. record-setting day for all the bulls out there. i say this cautiously. some people are betting the other way or their particular stocks di

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. >> i'm tracy byrnes with your fox business brief.g its newest smartphone this evening, our own neil cavuto sat down with bill gates to get his thoughts on how that might take a bite out of apple. >> samsung had a big announcement today, apple's reeling, it's almost $300 off its high. a lot of people say the luster is gone, apple is no longer what it was. what do you think? >> well, i think apple's an unbelievable company, obviously. microsoft's been an incredible company. >> yeah. stay tuned for the full interview tonight on "cavuto" at 8 p.m. eastern. and the 30 year mortgage remaining near historic lows. now, according to freddie mac the average is now 3.63%. that's the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. ♪ dennis: we're on time, baby, stocks eve5 minutes. nicole petallides with a look at amazon. >> reporter: you've been hitting me right on the news. we have a market that's all up arrows, the dow at record highs. amazon, though, not participating in this rally, cheryl and dennis, pulling back about

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♪ >> i'm tracy byrnes with your fox business brief.head of the spring home buying season. the average rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage is now 3.54%. the rate has been below 4% for a full year. it is helping to fuel housing demands. and big oil companies are pointing fingers. the federal renewable fuel standard driving up gas prices and they want the mandate repealed. oil companies are just worried about demand dropping off. a new survey shows 28% of american companies can't fill job positions. a lack of qualified candidates. the harder jobs to fill come information technology, engineering and creative design. that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. cheryl: a quarter until come every 15 minutes, stocks now with nicole. deep in the red today. nicole: let's take a look at the stock. hitting a new 52 week low as you can see on a one-year chart. they have put the largest subsidiary into bankruptcy and as result this is why you're seeing this move. the 10-year chart, you saw the spike, and since then

. >> i am tracy byrnes with your fox business brief.tional are soaring after they named a new chief executive. investors are also hot for hot topic on news of a buyout. sycamore partners is buying the apparel retailer for $6 million. subaru of america were calling cars and suvs with remote starters because the engine can't start on their own. today on after the bell, david asman has a one on one live with richard fisher. that is the latest from the fox business network. giving you the power to prosper. ♪ cheryl: breaking news. the national transportation safety board trusts issuing a new report on boeing 787 battery fire in january. rich: the ntsb has been looking into this. boeing want to get these planes back into air. the ntsb report went live online about an hour and 15 mins ago. basically, the ntsb still has not found the root cause of the battery fire on the 787. they are still examining. about a month ago they had reported that the test they had conducted, the results were much different than what they stated during the original

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tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. stocks extending their record run with authority.8 points right now, trading above the 14,500 mark, just barely, about three points up. the s&p 500 is closing in on its record high as well. billion dollar manager kevin caron from stifel nicolaus says there is a clear way to play this market right now. his strategy is moments away. ashley: lobster on the menu for president obama's lunch with senate democrats, very nice, thank you very much. will be it be served with a side of progress on the budget talks? maybe just coleslaw. new details from capitol hill ahead. tracy: in this economy everyone is looking for ways to make extra cash. how about renting out your car? relay ride let's drivers do just that. its ceo is here. he will tell us much more and how his customers are making money. that is coming up. ashley: don't want a smoker in the car but hey. dow is at record high and s&p 500 closing in on a new record. but so-called veer index, the -- fear index the vix is sending a different signal. nicole petallides is on the floor of the ne

i'm dennis kneale here with tracy byrnes. still hopeful for compromise, way to come of the smarter cuts than the sequester called for but only if republicans will agree to tax increases yet again after weeks of stoking the big crisis he now says not every american or americans won't feel at all. even strayed into gay marriage for some reason. let's go to wayne rogers one of our contributors and ask what do you think of the president's comments? >> i found the holding of fraud if you will forgive me. that may sound like a drastic word but here's a man talking about the middle class and people who sweep the floors in the white house and the people who are going to lose their jobs. meantime he takes a trip to florida costing $3 million of taxpayer money to play golf with tiger woods. the guy should start at the top. if he really believe this, and i say this to you mr. president, start right there in the white house. mayor bloomberg who runs the city of new york, the largest city of the united states takes $1 year. that is whaa h