. >> have a good rest of the day that is tyler mathisen and "power lunch" begins now. >> thanks, scott i'm melissa lee. the s&p has last more than $2 trillion in market value in the month of october, alone. is this a routine selloff or are we headed for a bigger rout? >>> from brazil to germany to china, global headlines are dominating overseas markets. a rundown of what you need to know and what it means for your money. >>> a big bet. the nhl signing a new gambling deal with mgm. we'll hear from the gm and commissioner straight ahead. >>> streaming giant. ear n we're not talking about netflix. we're talking about twitch the video game streaming and billions of dollars at stake "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome, everybody, to "power lunch," which, indeed, does begin right now i'm tyler mathisen stocks are in rally mode but sort of halfway. they're off their session highs. the dow had been up more than 300 points, gains today, though, for the major after averages industrials up 357 n57 now if they finish with gains, we haven't seen much of that in the month of october dow a

. >> i don't like the coke product either -- >> tyler mathisen, you're a good-looking man zblim ready to roll. >> that does it for us "power lunch" with tyler and the gang next. >>> i'm melissa lee. stocks sliding as we head into a make or break week for investors. nearly a third of the companies in the s&p 500 set to report earnings will it be enough to fuel stocks higher and could the fed hit the pause button on rate hikes after december hasbro getting hammered today. showers of the toymaker sinking on the back of weak results. where the stock goes from here as we head into crucial holiday season rising rates in housing. a warning. a 5% mortgage is the line in the sand before the economy really gets hurt. we'll take a deeper dive "power lunch" starts now >>> welcome, everybody, to "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen in a great mood after washington won a big football game yesterday. another volatile day on wall street the dow moving between triple-digit gains and triple-digit losses. down more than 200 points at its low. the s&p 500 and nasdaq still have not been able to post back-to-

. >> have a good rest of the day that is tyler mathisen and "power lunch" begins now. >> thanks, scott s&p has last more than $2 trillion in market value in the month of october, alone. is this a routine selloff or are we headed for a bigger rout? >>> from brazil to germany to china, global headlines are dominating overseas markets. a rundown of what you need to know and what it means for your money. >>> a big bet. the nhl signing a new gambling deal with mgm. we'll hear from the gm and commissioner straight ahead. >>> streaming giant. ear n we're not talking about netflix. we're talking about twitch the video game streaming and

i'm tyler mathisen. let's talk about stocks and they are recovering a big chunk of those titanic losses from yesterday. the dow up for the first time in four. the s&p up for the first time in seven. both are once again positive for the year ever so slightly. the nasdaq rallying the most today up more than 2.5% right now. despite those gains, the nasdaq does remain in correct territory down about 10% from its most recent high. still on track for its biggest monthly declines since november of 2008. the russell 2000 small caps and the dow transports rallying today but also they are mired in correction territory. tesla among the stocks fueling the nasdaq 100 at this hour. microsoft and intel leading the dow right now. melissa? >> let's get straight to what is driving the action at this hour. bob pisani is following the money from the new york stock exchange. dominic chu with the scorecard on this very busy day. julia boorstin taking a deep life. diana olick on the home front but we kick it off with bob at th

. >> i don't like the coke product either -- >> tyler mathisen, you're a good-looking man zblim readyhat does it for us "power lunch" with tyler and the gang next. >>> i'm melissa lee. stocks sliding as we head into a make or break week for investors. nearly a third of the companies in the s&p 500 set to report earnings will it be enough to fuel stocks higher and could the fed hit the pause button on rate hikes after december hasbro getting hammered today. showers of the toymaker sinking on the back of weak results. where the stock goes from here as we head into crucial holiday season rising rates in housing. a warning. a 5% mortgage is the line in the sand before the economy really gets hurt. we'll take a deeper dive "power lunch" starts now

i'm tyler mathisen this is a volatile day on wall street fears are growing about the fed's the rate hikeh and whether it could kill the rally and drive the economy maybe into recession and if so, how soon? we will get clues about the fed's intentions in just under an hour and netflix a bright spot shares up big on earnings and subscriber growth numbers, but can the company keep u

welcome to "power lunch," i'm tyler mathisen bailing on bonds interest rates soaring to new highs.s tanking again is this the beginning of potentially a major mauling from the bears? and the last time the unemployment rate was this low, the mets won the world series. that is not happening this time. neil armstrong landed on the moon as well what the latest numbers say about the economy and what it means for the future of fed policy it's been called juvenile, narcissistic and stupid but did it break securities laws

banks are higher led by jpmorgan, bank of america and citi tyler, over to you >> welcome, i'm tyler mathisennd begin with the makes they are getting a nice boost from that trade deal that includes canada but could emerging markets derail the markets? seema has more >> tyler, this revamped trade deal certainly helping stocks today but what traders want to see is a u.s./china trade deal mexico and canada, gdp combined makes up less than a quarter of china's gdp. overnight china reported a slowdown in manufacturing activity due to tariffs if the slowdown intensifies and the world's second largest economy emerging markets could start to feel the pain again. in the short term politics will be closely watched ahead of the first round of elections in brazil on october 7th. the currency price si we've seen in argentina, turkey and south africa are not expected to spill over into other countries but will dent sentiment if it worsens. if you have exposure to foreign markets in 2018, a tough year due to the rising rates and a stronger dollar emerging markets are down about 9% but this is after a long b

welcome to "power lunch," i'm tyler mathisen bailing on bonds interest rates soaring to new highs. stocks tanking again is this the beginning of potentially a major mauling from the bears? and the last time the unemployment rate was this low, the mets won the world series. that is not happening this time. neil armstrong landed on the moon as well what the latest numbers say about the economy and what it means for the future of fed policy it's been called juvenile, narcissistic and stupid but did it break securities laws has elon musk gone too far with his latest tweet that mocked regulators and short sellers "power lunch" will explore that and keep you up to date with this big market selloff down 272 right now on the dow ♪ why do you build me up butter cup baby just to ♪ ♪ let me down and mess me around ♪ >>> welcome to "power lunch," i'm contessa brewer. stocks plunging again. dow down 1%, the nasdaq getting slammed the most, on track for its worst week in a month. tesla, netflix and xilinx leading the declines netflix down 8% this week and rates are on the rise. yields on the ben

"power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome, everybody, i'm tyler mathisen glad you could join us on this downer of a thursday after five days of gains, the bears are out and mauling the market today the dow down about 283 points right now. worst day now in three months. nasdaq getting hit the hardest it is down, as you see there, more than 2% but the story is really in the bond market, as it so often is interest rates hitting new multiyear highs, yields on two and five-year notes highest level since may of 2008. yields on the benchmark ten-year note at seven-year highs and the 30-year bond at its highest level since july of 2014 these rising rates are driving the regional banks higher. i suppose that's the good news they're on pace for their second straight day of gains on track for their best week since july transports meantime managing to ride the sell-off, holding steady, fueled by gains from truckers and railroad stocks melis melissa? >>> stocks diving this year, yields on the benchmark ten-year treasury note hitting seven-year highs, up 10% in the past month. even more prono

clrp i'm tyler mathisen here is what's on the menu for power lunch. stop kidding yourself.hat's what jim cramer says if you think all the bad news is baked into the market. what worries are still out there and how can you prepare for them we tell thu hour despite china recording the weakest gdp the numbers since the stocks are rallying and could it single a bottom in the markets over there the beleaguered markets. the citizens financial rallying as profits jumped 27%. we talk to the ceo about what drove the good quarter, rising rates and economic environment and guy adami telling us whether it's time to buy or bail on some of the street's biggest movers that and more on power lunch as we begin a second hour right now. ♪ everybody's working for the weekend ♪ ♪ everybody wants a little -- >>> welcome to power lunch for friday the dow had been up nearly 230 points right now up by 81 the s&p 500 squeaking by with 2 peart 5 process% begin and nasdaq down by 26. staples and utilities leading. consumer skrergs is the laggard. retailers taking a hit let's look at stocks for the wee

. >> what a week it has been the second hour of "power," i am tyl tyler mathisen we are majorly off sessionow industrials are just off 120 and s&p 500 about 1% lower and nasdaq as it has been here in recent days. all 11 s&p sectors are lower today led by consumer discretionary real estate and staple big move coming into the fang stocks today amazon and alphabet both repo reported weaker than expected. alphabet had been down more than 5% at session lows right now it is off about 1% bad day for semistocks as well amd is continuing its steep decline and noun to 25% this week and 8% dip today. micron and nvidia and nxp is lower. melissa. >> we want to welcome back tim seymour and our fast money trader, he'll be with us for the rest of hour >> fantastic, what a way to spend a friday >> full team coverage of today's volatile action. martha and bob pisani and josh lipton with a look of whethwithe bob, we'll start with you. >> an interesting afternoon, 11 :00, everything changed. s&p we were down big and now turn around straight up. 60 points in an hour and a half, that's something to see. the doll

. >>> good afternoon welcome back i'm tyler mathisen here is what's on the menu for hour number two ofhe "power lunch" rally s&p of the biggest surge since 2016 now, the santa, is santa set to start the year-end rally before halloween is done with well, oil slick crude getting crushed this month, and taking lots of energy names down with it in this sector, can they stage an end of the year comeback as crude settles at $65 beer you put the pizza box in the recycling? apparently not cheesecake, we will take you inside the number of those things beer, pizza, cheesecake. see if the strong economy and healthy consumers will power these sectors. a second tasty hour of "power" starts right now >>> we are seeing a big market rally today continuing yesterday's bounceback the dow up 1.5%, nearly 400 points, as you can see here, and the nasdaq faring even better, up more than 2% at this point. about 2.5% the stocks all higher as facebook earnings easing some of the concerns about that big tech com services trade estee lauder saying they are not seeing signs of a slowdown those shares up by 5% rig

i'm tyler mathisen, and here is what we're serving the teflon dow, ladies and gentlemen!cks cooking up, no stick, no mess, despite all the noise around trade, emerging markets and the midterm elections, the index and the dow hitting a nirp intraday all-time high is it all systems go from here to infinity and beyond who knows. >>> amazon raises its minimum wage to $15 an hour. why now? and could tv a negative impact on small businesses, if they must compete, raising their costs? >>> plus, "consumer reports" releases its new iphone lab results, and this year the results even surprised them. >>> and if you were looking to buy a nice penthouse in new york city, now may be the time, and we will tell you why "power lunch," hour number two, starts right now ♪ from new york, concrete jungl where dreams are made of ♪ >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. stocks moving higher with the dow actually hitting a new all-time intraday high earlier this session, just off session highs right now. the index is on pace for a fourth straight day of gains right now the dow is highe

i'm tyler mathisen this is a volatile day on wall street fears are growing about the fed's the rate hike path and whether it could kill the rally and drive the economy maybe into recession and if so, how soon? we will get clues about the fed's intentions in just under an hour and netflix a bright spot shares up big on earnings and subscriber growth numbers, but can the company keep up the momentum with new competition popping up seemingly everywhere? >> and betting on a deal, tilman fertitta approaching cesar's about a possible merger. could it happen? and if so, how what would the structure be? investors cheering the deal right now. and it's official, recreational pot is legal now north of the border in canada how this grand experiment could play out and who will be the big winners and losers? we'll explain on "power lunch," which starts right now >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. another wild day on wall street. the dow is down more than 300 points earlier in the session, and then went into positive territory briefly, but we are down once again. ibm and home depot, the

i'm tyler mathisen the dow hitting a new record high, up for a fifth straight day. the s&p on track record close there. financials, tech, leading the way. this is a hot market and you, i suspect, may be getting a little richer bonds are on the move in the other way. the benchmark ten-year note, highest level for yields since 2011 caterpillar, apple, boeing, they are the leaders. ge, steady, despite reports it may cut its dividend lennar down despite an earnings boat, the company warning of higher costs courtney >> i'm courtney reagan hey, tyler, here's what's happening at this hour the sky falls on aston martin, shares of the luxury carmaker and james bond' choice of transportation hitting the skids on its debut, falling below its ipo price. and new clues about the job market ahead of friday's employment report, the latest adp data showing private payrolls surging in september, but the highest level in seven months and senator bernie sanders unveiling a new bill to break up the big banks, under his plan, any bank whose exposure is more than 3% of gdp would be in the

i'm tyler mathisen the bears back in charge, at least for today. much of this rocky month of october. earnings, geopolitical tensions, all weighing on stocks although we are off the lows and now 74% of the s&p 500 in correction territory maybe the index isn't down 10% but 3 out of 4 of the stocks are in or lower. are there buying opportunities among the rubble we'll look through to try to tell you from harley to housing to flying and industrials. we're going to go inside the numbers that are moving today's markets. and a short-lived bounce for china as the shanghai sinks more than 2%. could there be a ripple effect for the rest of the emerging markets and what does it mean for u.s. stocks? "power lunch" resumes right now. >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm melissa lee. a big sell-off on the street today with the dow falling more than 500 points at the session lows we pared those losses. we're now down 282 points. 3m and caterpillar are the biggest drags on the dow following earnings mcdonald's leading on the back of strong results. that stock is