>> i didn't just mention whirlpool. i just mentioned a bunch of industries and all i asked myself at all times is why would all these industries be down between 30 and 60% if everything is just fine with the economy going forward, and i just think we're going to get the answer in the next couple of quarters. by the way i'm really a nice guy if i had friends they would tell you. trish: i'm going to ask another question here, because john and gary, given your pessimism, right now, is it in your view going to be bad, as in really bad, like at some point we head into a recession because of tariffs or is this in your view a little blip along the way that might actually turn into a buying opportunity? john layfield? >> no, no, it's not bad. look i'm not a pessimist. i think the economy is absolutely on fire. we're in 100% agreement on that. you asked why there was volatility and i answered your question and you didn't like the answer because you don't want to think these tariffs are causing a problem and perhaps they're not.

so good run of tech earnings whirlpool, when is the last time whirlpool raised their earnings?ly of 2016. stock's been nowhere but down. $160 earlier in the year now $110 finally good news. maybe a bottom forming in whirlpool. time a stock to watch going into the close, i vote for microsoft. it's been a perfect track for the market today used to be a good bellwether in general. look for microsoft as goes microsoft i think goes the rest of the market for the day. guys, back to you. >> robert, thank you very much we turn now to the economy a big debate brewing now about just how strong things really are. our jim cramer telling the "mad money" faithful both the fed and the president are wrong here and that they are wrong about the same thing they both think the economy is red hot. the data we have gotten over the past few weeks, and the earnings reports paint a different picture. so says mr. cramer steve liesman joins us now with a closer look at that. so where are we? >> jimmy doesn't care who you are, he'll take you on it doesn't really matter. >> fed chief, president. >> presid

because separately whirlpool said it expects to see limited impact to its business since it now just has a very small txposure to sears. >>> proains at bank of america were i don't ever shadowed by loan growth. the bank topped wall street estimates and reported a 30% increase in profit, butoc investorsed instead on the underlying business which showed that loan growth lagged its rivals and fees from advising des actuallyfell. shares themselves fell nearly 2% to $27.92. charles schwabng reported ear better than expected. ofits sored by 50%. management fees fell as ceresult of a par in the industry and that caused shares to fall to $47.64. >>> meanwhile investor car icon lofd he holds an 8% stake in dvmt. thatcks dell's investment in vm ware. icon said that dell was trying to buy shares at bargt basement prices and during a phone interview he did not mince words. >> i don't think dell is worth t ry much. i doink dell is worth anywhere near when he says it is but they have continued to manipulate the machinery. >> shares of dell technology rose a fraction to $95 today. >>>rucking and tr

they were searching for the 17—year—old on wednesday when they were caught in a whirlpool.tached to a single rope, and were unable to pull themselves out of the vortex. us vice—president mike pence has accused china of trying to undermine president trump, as the administration deploys tough new rhetoric over chinese trade, economic and foreign policies. mr pence said china is using its power to interfere in us domestic politics. russian president vladimir putin is visiting india for talks with the prime minister, narendra modi, during which he will confirm a $5 billion deal for anti—aircraft missiles. russia remains india's top military supplier, depsite the fact the united states has warned any deal would attract sanctions. mr putin and mr modi are also expected to discuss the possible russian construction of another nuclear plant and russian training for indian astronauts. more than half a billion chinese people have been enjoying the week—long national holiday which started on monday. many take advantage of this period to spend time with family and friends, enjoying the

authorities say the team were caught in a whirlpool, and sudden strong currents ripped some of theiroff. the record company executive marion suge knight has been sentenced to 28 years in jail for running down two men in his pick up truck. the argument on the set of the film straight outta compton left one man dead, another seriously injured. suge knight founded the label, death row records, which launched the careers of dr dre and snoop dogg. insurers for kim kardashian west are suing the bodyguard forjust over $6 million when she was robbed two yea rs million when she was robbed two years ago in paris by a gang of five men dressed as police who put a gun to her head before they tied her up and locked in a bathroom. the insurer aig paid for the stolen jewellery, but claims pascal duvier we re jewellery, but claims pascal duvier were negligent in protecting the apartment. it is a question that still causes tensions between britain and argentina — who should have sovereignty over the falkland islands, or las malvinas? the two countries went to war in the early ‘80s, and now veterans fr

they were searching for the 17—year—old on wednesday when they were caught in a whirlpool.vers were all attached to a single rope and were unable to pull themselves out of the vortex. russian president vladimir putin is visiting india for talks with the prime minister narendra modi. he's expected to confirm a $5 billion deal for anti—aircraft missiles. russia remains india's top military supplier, depsite the fact the united states has warned any deal would result in sanctions. mr putin and mr modi are also expected to discuss the possible russian construction of another nuclear plant and russian training for indian astronauts. pakistan's government has ordered international ngos to end their operations and leave the country within 60 days. one of the organisations, actionaid, has been told that it could "re—apply for registration" in six months‘ time. but it says the move is part of what it called a "worrying escalation of recent attacks on civil society" in pakistan. bahrain is getting a $10 billion aid package from its neighbours saudi arabia, kuwait and the uae. the bah

and seema mody with whirlpool.irst straight to better th that -- bertha coombs. >> yeah, tech is leading the charge to the down side. and it was really all across the board about that the one thing that i would say is when you look at the volume levels, this wasn't panic selling they were pretty much in line with the average we've seen over the last 30 days or so that said, we saw sharp selling accelerating in biotech which is often one of the most volatile sectors. and it is the chip sector that really is driving things south we had negative comments coming from texas instruments about demand that follows reports on soft demand in the memory space so that is casting a big shadow over chips which are used in all parts of the economy. so that has a lot of people wondering is this just a chip situation where perhaps people stuff the channel, or is this more of a problem with the economy overall. we saw new lows for texas instruments and a number of other chip players today none of the components of the m index traded

in germany alone there were 1.65 million pows on that sea of men and their whirlpools of course about what to do with pows. of course that has evolved over history. there was an empero emperor who captured 14,000 soldiers and blinded a lot of them and had them marched home led by one out of every hundred he only took a single i. by 1916 of course the conventions of 1899, 1907 attempted a civilized for and have done a reasonably good job about it, but the problem was with such a sea of men, is largely dependent on where you ended up to how you were treated. and for the british, for casper and the like, they came under the thumb of carl von hamish the general who served on the front and he wants to battles, his son was killed and he was determined when he was demoted and sent to the pow camps that he was going to impose a very harsh regime on every single one of them. so they are now finding themselves in camps and the first thing they want to do particularly is to get out of there. sso dave at one point he dresses up as a german officer and spoke six languages. his nickname was the tea

ford, microsoft, tesla, visa, whirlpool.ey report their numbers. apple's chief tim cook looking for new privacy law for tech companies. the larger issue is how these companies handler data. could it be the end of tech if no one trusts them? coming up, alan patricof on the demand who invested invested in apple in 1979. and there is a second caravan forming. planning to follow the other caravan now in mexico heading here. we'll talk to a california congressman. i want to know if they're prepared to close the border. 13 days away from the midterm. looks like we might not see the blue wave we've been hearing so much about. talk of the gop even keeping the house. we've got it all for you. money, politics. more "varney" after this. ♪ hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at one low price. td ameritrade. ♪ and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have

whirlpool rallied. the price of oil didn't spike despite the stern words for sawed e saudi arabia i think the chinese market is going to open down again the pain deposit spread to our market you can argue that any of these issues could have caused american stocks to do gown the selling occurred in the closing minutes of the session on the other hand the nasdaq remains right for selling. makes sense. normally a decline of this magnitude would wipe out that whole gain i expect nasdaq to get more of a haircut especially when people are worried about apples business this may be day one of a roll over trust isn't taking action. worst of all is the stocks that went up today. the best performers were the kinds of names you buy if you believe we are indeed headed into a downturn. my number one fear when i looked at today's action is the rally of the stock of clorox you know i like clorox a lot management is doing a terrific job. but when these kind of packaged goods. that is the market telling you to look out.

positive earnings from mcdonald's, australia fueling growth, verizon with a positive result, whirlpooleports again on wednesday, a lot of anticipation even though the stock is down. 500, the 200 day below again and it continues to be a key question, can the market get back to above support? shery: and we also had a disappointing outlook from texas biting into the chip rivals as well. each of momentum has been a big question. look at after-hours and see how tech investments are doing, not so well on results that it missed across-the-board and its outlook also disappointing. any investors, if you look at the year today chart of texas instruments, use the company as a financial outlook, sort of a barometer of the demand and that larger customers, they have the widest product range in the semiconductor industry. lackluster production means that a lot of the demand has been weak and that is impacting some of the rivals. look at the stoxx index so far, many are saying this thing has another leg lower to move. texas instruments could have dealt to that low. haidi: and we saw futures plunging

you're getting close to toys"r"us liquidation, major manufacturers not sell to go sears anymore, whirlpooling the example. at this point in time they've got the 300 million in dip financing which would carry them possibly through the holiday season, however, it's going to be tough for sears given competition from home depot, lowes, target and wal-mart eating major core customers. cheryl: i was going to ask you who benefits from this, the money folks think of themselves, they employ 70,000 people, that's the rough side of the story, jobs going to be lost but at the same time whether it is a target or a wal-mart or an amazon, how much can they pick up from sears at least on the toy side because i know the appliance side is different? >> right, you're already seeing home depot and lowes positions for appliance side, tall other retailers are looking at merchandising side, you're looking at online retailers such as macy's or dsw that are fantastically job, obviously wal-mart going after the toys aggressively this season. so i think it's going to be very difficult for sears especially now with t

third quarter and slashing its guidance wpp shares are down about 17% in london trading moving on, whirlpool topping earnings expectations. the company pointing to strong shares in north america. shares are down about 17%. moving to las vegas sands, they reported a miss on the top and bottom lines, but the casino operator is upping its dividend. shares of lvs are up almost 1%. >>> visa shares are charging higher after topping expectations the credit card operator is pointing to a strong u.s. consumer visa shares are slightly higher. >> i see what you did there, charging higher. thank you very much frank holland. >>> tesla shares are jumping the company turning ining a prr the first time since 2016. elon musk says this is not just a one-off. this is what he said last night on the earnings conference call. >> we expect positive net income and cash flow in q4, and i believe our aspirations will be for all quarters going forward >> optimism from elon musk joining me now is michelle krebs at auto trader we knew for a while he had aggressive ambitions is this validation that elon musk can accompli

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we see netflix up 30 on earnings, gave it all back in a day, see things like textron, snap-of on, whirlpool yearly lows, all housing-related stocks at yearly lows, i think market is flushing out something. markets are flushing out next several months, earnings head south and decelerate as well as economy. i think that is the problem here. charles: by the way, folk, coming into the studio, 262 of the s&p 500 names were down for the year, to gary's point, more loseers than winners. are we flushing out something here? >> we're flushing out my portfolio, charles. charles: we kind of knew coming into the last couple weeks comparison would be tough. >> right. charles: so that is not the news. what's new? what's new in the last three weeks or action in of itself? >> the new we're finally recognizing rates are really going up. the rates are the fact we have convergence of all geopolitical issues you brought up before. fortunately i pick stocks. i don't try to trade the market, i just pick stocks in the market, i have to be honest with you guys, i may be the last bull standing or only bull in this r

so has been lowe's and whirlpool and housing-related. so i get that. there for me has to be a given point in time we have to normalize we've been so way below the curve and behind the curve for so long, again, i'm happy about this. and again, if we can't keep an economy rolling at 2 1/2 or 3% on fed funds, then we got to start looking at debt and deficits where the real problems lie. charles: that is a whole hour special we'll carve out at some point between now and 30 trillion. let's switch gears though. for all of this discussion, by one estimate america is back on top and big-time. i'm talking about the world's most competitive economy. the first time in a decade, according to a newly-released report from the world economic forum. strong growth helping to propel this country back to the top spot. i want to ask you about this, andy. this is the first time, in this particular report, by the way, world economic forum, they put a lot of things on enabling environment and health and free stuff but what they really have done, they changed the way they hav

housing-related stocks like the whirlpools have been destroyed. january and never came back. markets are a pretty good forecaster of things to come down the road. i'm pretty darn sure we'll see some gdp numbers around the globe heading south, instead of threes and fours here we're going to the twos, if not more than. we can go into reasons why. sometimes it is just because. i'm letting you know, i'm a big believer the market has a very big mouth and we need to have a big ears. charles: markets and economies are cyclical, right? >> yes. charles: whether the reason de jure might be often because you know what? ultimately it happens. we don't keep up the same pace of growth and system rate of growth. occasionally we hit deregses an dips. i -- recessions and dips. i want to talk about the prospect of buybacks riding to rescue goldman says we could see a trillion dollars of buybacks. traditionally high-flyers, apple buy as a $100 million of its own stock, every single day, gary. could buybacks ride to the rescue? let me -- we might have lost gary. i th

tonight it's microsoft, tesla, visa, ford, amd, whirlpool -- a ton to watch after the bell. let's get to the judge >>> i'm scott wapner stocks off their lows this hour. is there another troubling sign for investors to keep their eye on why good news can no longer lift stocks and what that says about the state of the correction. it's 12:00, noon, and this is "the halftime report." >>> is the bottom in is now a time to buy we're talking risk and reward. banking analyst mike mayo makes a big call he's here live and the next round of big earnings, ford, microsoft and tesla are up tonight "the halftime report" starts right now. >>> welcome. good to have you with us on this wednesday. here to debate and trade the biggest stories of the day, joe terranova, pete najarian and the ceo and portfolio manager at gilman hill asset management let's begin with stocks moving lower but well off the lows. boeing seemingly unable to lift the broader market it's not the only stock, by the way. >> it's not. >> that has had great numbers. the market says, yawn, goes up for a bit and back down. >>

tonight it's microsoft, tesla, visa, ford, amd, whirlpool -- a ton to watch after the bell. get to the judge >>> i'm scott wapner stocks off their lows this hour. is there another troubling sign for investors to keep their eye on why good news can no longer lift stocks and what that says about the state of the correction. it's 12:00, noon, and this is "the halftime report." >>> is the bottom in is now a time to buy we're talking risk and reward. banking analyst mike mayo makes a big call he's here live and the next round of big earnings, ford, microsoft and tesla are up tonight "the halftime report" starts right now.

wednesday, microsoft, at & t, whirlpool and visa on the calendar. then you cthursday is amazon, alphabet, intel, twitter and snap. that's when they open the books. but my next guest says iceberg dead ahead for the u.s. economy. guggenheim partners co-founder and global investment officer scott mynard is here first on fox business. what do you mean? you put out a tweet saying the u.s. economy is the titanic and we know what happened there. the hull hit an iceberg and that was the end of that. what do you see up there? >> you know, we are on this collision course. we got the tax cuts that stimulated the economy in a big way. of course, that's causing a lot of upward pressure in terms of wages, associated as the unemployment rate continues to fall which is causing the federal reserve to say wait a minute, we have a mandate to have full employment and stable prices. liz: we have full employment. >> we have gone beyond full employment in their mind. we now have more jobs available than we have workers in the united states. so -- liz: that's a good thing,

whirlpool is down, goldman sachs says sell that thing.domestic competition. down 2%. stitch fix, online personal stylist, client growth slowing. what's doing with that stock? can we show it? i never heard of the company. i don't know what the service is. >> it's down. stuart: down 30%. there you go. taking it on the chin. not funny if you own the stock. >>> president trump will campaign today in mississippi for the candidate up for re-election. we'll deal with that in a moment. >>> a new study found hackers are selling facebook log-ins. you won't believe the price. that story in 90 seconds. >>> let's check the markets and facebook right now. we are seeing declines, technology leading the advance today of both the s&p 500 and the dow jones industrials. but facebook as we have been hearing about this hack, down about 1.5%. meantime, amazon seeing interesting moves after they have initiated a $15 minimum wage. big tech the focus today. facebook is down but amazon seeing gains. we are also looking at apple as well. we have hit intraday record

whirlpool unchanged, that will change pretty fast. lisa up 1%.e trying to find a reason for this, it is down 5%. we will dig into it. twitter came in with a profit and sales, doing well. big tech hammered lately, coming back a bit today, facebook at 148, south of 150. amazon up 37, apple at 218, alphabet up $21 a share, microsoft nice rebounds, 4% higher at 106. tesla making money. more on that later with gary but i will tell you it is open 10% up, $31. solid. joining us, scott martin, ashley webster, scott, to you. this isn't much of a come back after a 600 point loss. are the glory days over? >> not much of a come back but it is early and there will be grief on the screen after yesterday. give the market some time. as we have seen in markets like these where they overshoot on the upside they tend to overshoot on the downside too. we may not get everything back from yesterday, give the market a couple days and we will see good retracement here. stuart: i want to put on screen the big tech names because they have been hammered lately. look at the

whirlpool reporting on wednesday are are surprised investors betting the stock higher.uickly to the bloomberg. the 200 day moving average. we have broken below it, triggering the buying earlier. it doesn't help we got texas instruments after hours, also falling, rival chipmakers lower as well. su: they are the largest maker. they have the largest area of product. look at how it dropped. not likely carries over into wednesday. if you look at year to date, the stock has been under pressure. >> su keenan, thank you. let's discuss all of this with michael. great to have you. we know october is usually seasonally weak. is there an opportunity for some portfolio rebalancing? michael: we find that as an opportunity. this year what we have to think about is the potential capital gain distributions as we see a into passive management. we focus on avoiding those distributions. you need to think about markets outside of the u.s. that have a negative performance. harvesting losses is going to be more important. the overall theme, rebalancing is something you cannot ignore. we had m

1.5% this is only one day it only counts as a bounce in a very very oversold stock sar a mentioned whirlpool has been unup all day too. it could be buying some of the deepest losers >> maybe a search for value underway there thank you. >>> health care stocks among the biggest losers today among the biggest winners. we have a look at the sector and whether it can continue the performance we had seen all year >> yes we had seen performance and oftentimes health care is seen as a bit of a self-haven if you take a look it is off some in the market to date the health care sector down about 4%. take a look at the insurance stock. year to date some of these insurers really outperformed aetna up 51% all of them with double digit gains. they are down less than 5% in the pull back we have seen contrast that with the tools and life sciences. these rb some of the big momentum names like edward life sciences and they are all down double digits here since the month started. we are seeing a real rotation out of some of those real momentum health care names the ones usually seen as safe and boring have held

. >> whirlpool has been slowing their, arresting their descent. >> that's because the fed is going tolink the fed is going to blink. if you do root canal every single day on fang, the fed will blink. i've been looking at janet yellin she should be revered. i'm going to go to her strategy. jay listens. he's a reasonable man. i like jay. >> what's tonight, really quick? >> jay, please incredible company, myokardia, none economics, incredibly economic, not worried. >> good. i'm glad. >> jim, welcome back good to have you. >> it's good to be back. remember, keep the faith don't just throw away stocks because everybody else is. >> when we come back, apple's special event about to get under way in brooklyn. we'll cover all the bases for you. dow is up 214. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been show

up about 12 the relative lager tech lagging the overall mark how is it stocks are surging masco, whirlpoole builder is moving higher pulte, tripoint, lennar up 3% or so, finally check out the media stocks, comcast, via com, disney in the green right now over to sue herrera for a cnbc news update. >> reporter: thank you very much here's what's happening at this hour, everyone, tesla says there is no reason to believe an auto pilot feature in a model s vehicle malfunctioned despite a florida driver's claim in a lawsuit. sean hudson suffered a broken neck when his tesla model s crashed into a disabled car on a florida road on the turnpike last year. >> no warning. no light, no slowdown, instead it plowed about 80 miles an hour into a disabled vehicle. >> the fda is ordering hair dye makers to remove led from their products led acetate is used as a color additive known as progressive hair dyes. the agency is giving manufacturers one year to change those formulales. >>> and hundreds of mourners dressed mostly in block, arising for funerals for cecil and david rosenthal, they were inside the tre

and as rates rise, housing related stocks hitting 52-week lows mohawk, whirlpool, big losers. >> welcomerates and your money, that's where we begin. and what all of it means for the fed and the outlooks steve liesman is here with more. >> thank you interest rates rising and the question wall street wants to know, are they rising for the right or wrong reason? is it because growth is going up or because of inflation without the growth a recent report rising u.s. bond yields are a symptom of u.s. strength and should not be feared the trouble for stock investors that until now they've been able to have their cake and eat it too. better growth and higher earnings while interest rates stayed unusually low the list of things pushing up rates is better growth, inflation. higher rates could put a crimp in housing and autos one modest up side could be that higher rates will help jerome powell and others put a manageable growth rates. maybe pushing it 1 percent from here that's if rates are rising for the right reason which is growth and not just inflation without the growth >> we're saying if ris

companies or 19%, you could see here, mention it in a negative or in a somewhat negative way we have whirlpoolco. 2% but we're positive carmax, nucor, kansas see illume nm and their customers pulled forward business to beat tariffs 14% mentioning tariffs in a mutual way here's what united technologies said the chairman said i would expect pricing would also have to increase next year if these tariffs remain in place. it all gets passed on to the consumer in one form or another. and here's harley davidson, a well-known issue with tariffs. in total we now expect to occur 33 to $38 million of increased costs related to tariffs in 2018 in a separate survey out today the national association for business economics finding that 77% of companies say they have not changed their businesses in response that leaves 25% that have and most of those were negative. you can see on the next screen here i have to go over to this side here 13% raised their prices and 10% delayed investment and 14% accelerated and 14% delayed hiring most of the negative tariff reported by goods producers half raising prices 38% d

higher rates, higher costs killing the housing stocks new lows in lennar, mo hawk, whirlpool, anything related is having a big problem and that's where you're seeing new lows bottom line is i think rates are going up for right reason. we have record earnings 25% a shot at from the third quarter 3% gdp growth. unemployment since t lowest since the 1960s and the recession probability is extraordinarily low. i'll take those adds interest rates could bear to go up and remember something just put up the yield curve do you remember three months ago everybody was saying oh, my heavens the yield curve will go negative, we'll go into recession. what happened to that? the yield curve has been steepening all through this week look at the difference in the ten-year note and the 30-year note the spread between the two and the ten-year has dramatically increased this week so we have a different worry than we had just a short while ago. hey, i'll take the yield curve that's increasing, the economy is so hot that rates are going up story any day over the opposite guys, back to you. >> bob, thank you f

whirlpool, royal caribbean, wynn resorts, under armour.an 20%, on pace for the worst day since 1994 after a revenue miss, citing weaker demand particularly in north america. more pain for housing related stocks may be ahead given mohawk back to you, sara. >> it is getting ugly out there. thank you. coming up, coverage of the sell off, particularly the last hour of trade has been volatile we watch the nasdaq down 3%. and we talk to jerry storch to talk about amazon, state of the economy, whether amazon is warning anything about the holiday season with the conservative forecast below estimates. that's coming up see you at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> your hands full at 3:00 and 4:00, sara. >>> the dow is down 500 points s&p down 72. amazon, alphabet, snap taking it on the chin. intel is the rare bright spot. le ia mesqwkob swan on "ua aly"n mont the meeting of the executive finance committee is now in session. and... adjourned. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty thousand dollars, decided in as little as 60 seconds. the powerful ba

spurts of 26 yes, problematic i am trying to get so the people do not sell to a vortex and a whirlpo whirlpool>> i did want to talk about a particular company, remember buyer the german company bayer spent forever trying to acquire -- now, they may find themselves wondering why it was a case that was first tried in august 10th in the court of california. it was about, it was specific to a gentleman who claims hodgkin's lymphoma -- not what investors have been hoping for or what the company had been hoping for. the judge ruled against monsano of 30 millions -- still the total reward is $78 million. she did not importantly get rid of the liability she ruled that'll stand and many are seeing that as perhaps evidence that there was substantial evidence provided at trial that in fact this disease was caused by as well concern that monsano having acted with malice or oppression bayer is going to appeal there is 9,000 cases you can imagine investors are trying to understand what it is going to mean even if you have this knocked way down on again on appeal or on a settlement you still have to wonder w

housing-related stocks like whirlpools are at new yearly lows. something is going on here and we must be careful about it. neil: guys i want to thank you both. lauren, i'm still weighing whether we ever get you back on. no, seriously, guys, great job. a couple things we're following now, down to precious few. we're awaiting of course susan collins officially undecided of maine. we're told she make as statement at 3:00 p.m. one the other ones, jeff flake has indicated he will vote up for judge kavanaugh to make him a justice. still officially on the fence right now, joe manchin, democrat of west virginia and if you think about it, lisa murkowski. we've gotten a lot of mixed signals there, but we don't know officially where she stands. looks like a no. that is not a given. susan collins and joe manchin are the two wildcards. we've have more after this. s ad. with drones to assess home damage sooner. and if a flying object damages your car, you can snap a photo and get your claim processed in hours, not days. plus, allstate can pay your claim in min

two weeks ago, you had ford and gm and international paper and whirlpool and so many names already atlows. you have had markets across the globe at new yearly lows. we're just playing some catch-up here and that's the big worry. when i see all these other things going on, i always ask the question what's the market seeing, because the market is a pretty good forecaster. my hope is this is going to be more like february, where we had a big downdraft and then it took a few months to repair it, then everything was a-okay. this one feels different, though, because today's financials come out with supposedly good earnings, they are selling off jpmorgan, pnc bank is crashing and financials are very important sector to my work. so again, i got very close microscope on this one. neil: you know, the president said and he's right that the conditions, the fundamentals of the economy, all that is fine, all that well and good. ronald reagan said much the same after the '87 crash but bull markets don't die of fundamentals deteriorating. they die of aberrant events normally. are there any aberrant e

wynn resorts 50, whirlpool 45%, dupont 35, blackrock 32. century aluminum 35. connell: crazy. >> that is every industry. connell: get to bryan llenas. i will squeeze bryan's report before the president comes out with latest on investigation. remember we have a just tis department news conference later on. bryan. reporter: hey, connell. yes i'm in front of the post office on 52nd between 8th and 9th avenue. a couple hours this morning at 8:15 a postal worker working in this post office noticed a suspicious package like ones seen on tv. it was addressed to former national intelligence director james clapper. they called police. police showed up. they moved the suspicious package with the potential explosive device up to rodman's neck, in the total containment vehicle, which is the bomb vehicle we've been seeing on tv this is what we now know, the latest before the president speaks a 56-year-old white male has been arrested in plantation. he is living, he was living in aventura, florida. plantation is just west of fort lauderdale. this white male, 56 years old, wa

third quarter and slashing its guidance wpp shares are down about 17% in london trading moving on, whirlpoolopping earnings expectations. the company pointing to strong shares in north america. >> dominic chu is digging through yesterday's numbers what can you tell us about this >> i was part of that video game generation, i understand hitting the reset button we're back down to flat here if you look at the s&p 500, so far on a year to date basis, the idea that we could be where we are now and have it be the same level that we were to start the year off is something that people did not count on but also something we've seen in terms of following that trend higher the last six or nine months and then having it fall off sharply the s&p 500 has been interesting in terms of the movements we've seen yesterday's price action echoed some of that the utility spdr, this particular etf, was one of the ones that outperformed in yesterday's trade. elsewhere in the market you're looking at some places where we've seen some of the biggest declines overall if you look at those, talking about technology, no

my biggest worry when i see international paper at new lows, when i see whirlpool at new lows, when iright now i'm just getting blasted, the market flushing out something going forward. i believe china and europe are going into a big slowdown if not more. i suspect the fall even though we are the biggest and the best in the head honcho big cheese come in the interest rates in the oil prices have finally demonstrate to a certain extent in the markets have had a good run. normal to pull back but in a leverage market we pull back a lot worse than normal every time. charles: you reference the market breath and i write about that a lot myself. the 52 week lows have been enormous versus new highs. dow volume has been significantly more than other volume. with the rally like this, don't you occasionally needed to be tested anyway? do we need to say it's been a heck of a run. let's shake out the weaker hand. because we are not that far off the all-time high. even down 400 points in the hike today. >> as commended greatest thing bowl market can have his bearish phases because it wipes out exce