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david: the russell, let me just say, the russell is up 2012% since october 10th. you bet right, my friend. >> the thing is, thank you. on the big picture scale what i was looking at, and again if this can help people make better decisions going forward that's really what it is all about. you have to look at big picture, and the big picture at that time stated on a daily chart, on a weekly chart, the whole rally of 2014, the reason why i said get into the russell and really even in the s&p at that point but i focused on russell, because at that time all the equity markets were approaching 50% retracement of the whole year's rally. you know, in was no major financial crises happening. lehman brothers wasn't going under. so on, so forth. that was major scare of ebola. it was very much psychologically driven selloff. looking forward you have to keep the big picture in mind of the u.s. financial system is still very healthy. we're in very strong economist. the thing. david: the fed will be still be friendly to the markets. james bullard put the bull back in bull market
david: the russell, let me just say, the russell is up 2012% since october 10th. you bet right, my friend. >> the thing is, thank you. on the big picture scale what i was looking at, and again if this can help people make better decisions going forward that's really what it is all about. you have to look at big picture, and the big picture at that time stated on a daily chart, on a weekly chart, the whole rally of 2014, the reason why i said get into the russell and really even in the...
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easily outpaced the dow, the s&p and clearly the russell. david: by the way, caterpillar adding 22 points to the dow, that's a heavy component of the dow. let's not bury the lead here folks, another record. it is up from the 70s into the 80s on the dow. we're going up. trading to the upside as we hear this closing bell. looks like it might settle up from where you see it now. dow trading up a full half a percentage point, 88 points on the dow. same with the s&p in terms of percent, and those are the big gainers, the nasdaq not up so much but a good quarter percent gain and the russell 2000 bringing up the rear. we've got a busy hour. steve forbes. lot of things coming up this hour. "after the bell" starts right now.. liz: another name for the history books here, the dow industrials for today november 21st. a record. let's get into the action along with the s&p. brian boyle of boyle capital says now is the time to buy into which sector? we will tell you. iur capital garrett ryan is here to tell you why you should keep a close eye on commoditi
easily outpaced the dow, the s&p and clearly the russell. david: by the way, caterpillar adding 22 points to the dow, that's a heavy component of the dow. let's not bury the lead here folks, another record. it is up from the 70s into the 80s on the dow. we're going up. trading to the upside as we hear this closing bell. looks like it might settle up from where you see it now. dow trading up a full half a percentage point, 88 points on the dow. same with the s&p in terms of percent, and...
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the russell 2000 was almost down a full percentage point so it was a mixed decision on today's markets. bernie williams is u.s. double a investments. he says u.s. stocks may be overvalued. will tell awe better place to find value. joe duran will tell us what could bring the market to an end. larry shover in the pits of cme. i have to start with oil and four-year low on oil and it ain't over yet, is it? >> i don't think it is over. it is on its niece. the -- knees. the supply overhang and opec is producing 500,000 barrels over the quota they stated. they will not do anything over thanksgiving is what the consensus says. with that demand is lumpy at best on products side when you include europe and emerging markets. brent at 70 and 65, why not, probably see that by end of the year if things continue as they are today. liz: as they are today. well, today, joe durant, we saw a big deal according to "wall street journal," according to those that missed it, baker hughes and halliburton may be linking up. could be halliburton is making a play for baker hughes's competitor in oil services indu
the russell 2000 was almost down a full percentage point so it was a mixed decision on today's markets. bernie williams is u.s. double a investments. he says u.s. stocks may be overvalued. will tell awe better place to find value. joe duran will tell us what could bring the market to an end. larry shover in the pits of cme. i have to start with oil and four-year low on oil and it ain't over yet, is it? >> i don't think it is over. it is on its niece. the -- knees. the supply overhang and...
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the biggest affected sectors the small and medium-size stocks represented by the russell 2,000. that was a significant turn to the downside about one.5%. we have a busy day, loyal top of the agenda. "after the bell" starts right now. breaking down today's market, permanent portfolio, tell us what he thinks stocks are still reasonably priced as three picks to have your portfolio, and bob haeckel is with us from the floor of an icy and chris roberson in the pits of the cme. we are going to talk about oil. where does it go down from here? >> you must consider '70s the big number, a low of 67-3/4. 65 or 60, 55, a lot of people thought the $70 level, and that supposedly put pressure on fracking operations here. that continues to happen but you have plenty of supply, lower demand worldwide. you have prices covered. there was a very big move yesterday, last night. $5 include was a big move. if you own crude you have law morning getting out of that position. that is the big thing we're looking at. and the current funding of the u.s. dollar, the u.s. dollars a stone's produce 4-1/2 year-
the biggest affected sectors the small and medium-size stocks represented by the russell 2,000. that was a significant turn to the downside about one.5%. we have a busy day, loyal top of the agenda. "after the bell" starts right now. breaking down today's market, permanent portfolio, tell us what he thinks stocks are still reasonably priced as three picks to have your portfolio, and bob haeckel is with us from the floor of an icy and chris roberson in the pits of the cme. we are going...
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nasdaq up even greater than that russell 2000, small and mid-sized caps doing well. broad based rally. great day to talk about the markets. great day for "after the bell." we start right now. liz: let's get into today's action. we have telemus capital gary rand. he says it is time to start looking at areas still playing catch-up. he will tell you what the areas are. ace investment strategist yu-dee chang says investors need to stay away from one particularly beaten down sector. we'll tell you what that is. mark sebastian down at the cme. mark, i would like to begin with you. the s&p over the past previous five sessions was in very narrow trading range, one point here, one point there, lots of records. today it broke out and saw more conviction. why do you think that is? >> i think that builder confidence number. that was pretty big. i think that bringing to whole story how s&p is going to rally from here. i think we need to change our interest rate story. the 10-year note is still around 2.3. it has not broken 2.5 in a long time. i don't think the fed will raise rate
nasdaq up even greater than that russell 2000, small and mid-sized caps doing well. broad based rally. great day to talk about the markets. great day for "after the bell." we start right now. liz: let's get into today's action. we have telemus capital gary rand. he says it is time to start looking at areas still playing catch-up. he will tell you what the areas are. ace investment strategist yu-dee chang says investors need to stay away from one particularly beaten down sector. we'll...
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the russell too as well, up 1 1/2 points. right now we have nasddq lowerr but look at the s&p. could it be yet another record? its up byyjust half a point. we're watching it all and so much this friday. hang out with us. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to today's market action. we have joe bell of schaefers investment research why it is time to buy consumer discretionary stocks. bob iaccino from cme. i have to start with old. stocks are not doing much but gold is moving way to the upside. what is going on? >> gold started off with a bit of a short-covering rally and continued there. i'm not a believer short or medium term long ago especially with the long ollar. you can't bury the lead. that is huge gain, bob. why? >> versus last week's sslloff it's a pretty good gain i agree. gold can be extremely volatile. votes in switzerland had effect. technical trading, seems to be predicting some sort of a global event. i don't beeieve it. liz: talk about equities here joe, we didn't even get a dip. you're saying buy on the dips. guess what, we can't see a dip b
the russell too as well, up 1 1/2 points. right now we have nasddq lowerr but look at the s&p. could it be yet another record? its up byyjust half a point. we're watching it all and so much this friday. hang out with us. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to today's market action. we have joe bell of schaefers investment research why it is time to buy consumer discretionary stocks. bob iaccino from cme. i have to start with old. stocks are not doing much but...
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russell down three points. oil plummeting. gold plummeting. as we watch the markets juke and jive in advance what could be very interesting midterm election. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to it. we have larry rosenthal. biotech and technology. which other sectors we'll find ouu. jamie cox, said last month's celloff was caused by overreaction by investors. where is he putting his money? dan stesich from the cme. dan, start with the election. what happens if republicans in tomorrow which is what is most expected? is the market going to take off? >> the expectation is they're going to win and market has been taking off in anticipation of that. any you might see a little ddsappointment with the whole election hangover getttng done with. you might see the market pull off on profit-taking. that is purely short-term play. i wouldn't pay too much attention. no matter who is in, the big question, are the senate and congress going to be able to cooperate with the president? if we see good signs on that, thhn the economy shoul
russell down three points. oil plummeting. gold plummeting. as we watch the markets juke and jive in advance what could be very interesting midterm election. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to it. we have larry rosenthal. biotech and technology. which other sectors we'll find ouu. jamie cox, said last month's celloff was caused by overreaction by investors. where is he putting his money? dan stesich from the cme. dan, start with the election. what happens if...
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russell looking not so great today. down nine points. get to all of it for you. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to today's market action. we have hank smith of haverford trust company. he says there is no reason for bull market to end. he will tell you how to play it. scott wren, wells fargo wealth advisors, raised his s&p target higher. he is looking for more records. bob iaccino at the pits of cme. before we get to all that magnificent news, bob, what about japan? clearly it is in recession. that has to spill over to our markets now. >> not as much as it used to. i don't know what japan is trying not to do anymore. going pack to recession will not help inflation targetting. it can't just be they want inflation. they have to want lower real interest rates hopefully to spark capital spending. you're not seeing that happening either. even though they're self-directed economy, their own central bank, their own curren sit endgame is getting further and further away in my view. globally that is a big problem. it is not a problem today. it wi
russell looking not so great today. down nine points. get to all of it for you. "after the bell" starts right now. david: let's get right to today's market action. we have hank smith of haverford trust company. he says there is no reason for bull market to end. he will tell you how to play it. scott wren, wells fargo wealth advisors, raised his s&p target higher. he is looking for more records. bob iaccino at the pits of cme. before we get to all that magnificent news, bob, what...
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russell 2000, small and mid-sized caps stocks are doing just fine, thank you. up half a percentage point. on the dow we're looking for 7th up day in a row. looks like we won't get it as things seem to be settling in the negative. s&p going down as well. by a tick but not enough to maintain that green. that would be the 20th month, the 7th day in a row. that would be a streak that would loose for 20 months is last time we had a streak of seven in a row. we have a busy day for you. we have wilbur ross coming up with his best investment bet in a moment. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get to today's action. we have zack shepherd. saying there are two areas in the market investors should avoid at all costs. i have to hear that. kurt cambria, centennial properties. a way to invest in rising environment that we know is coming eventually. todd horowitz in the pits of cme. markets are flat not fair to say there wasn't any action because there truly was. >> first of all, good afternoon, liz and david. the action was very muted. there is big move to the on
russell 2000, small and mid-sized caps stocks are doing just fine, thank you. up half a percentage point. on the dow we're looking for 7th up day in a row. looks like we won't get it as things seem to be settling in the negative. s&p going down as well. by a tick but not enough to maintain that green. that would be the 20th month, the 7th day in a row. that would be a streak that would loose for 20 months is last time we had a streak of seven in a row. we have a busy day for you. we have...
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nasdaq and russell 2000, nothing to brag about, a full percentage point to the negative. small and mid-sized stocks not happy way things are going. others are holding their own. fed minutes came out. didn't really move the markets. if anything strengthened the markets a bit but not enough to end in the green. we have a busy show coming up with ralph nader on. "after the bell" starts right now. cheryl: let's break down today's action. we have got dan neiman, of neiman funds management. one sector they should bet on now. john trainer thinks we will see a santa claus rally year-end. chris gersch from the pits of cme. start with you. focus your comments on the minutes of the fomc today. >> yes. fomc minutes today. i thought this would be such a further carry-through with the rally we saw immediately after. the fact we sold off and we're negative on futures makes me believe a lot of these traders, specifically, s&p futures traders believe there is really not that much more follow through. i think extending the through the next month or so it is really key to look overseas. if
nasdaq and russell 2000, nothing to brag about, a full percentage point to the negative. small and mid-sized stocks not happy way things are going. others are holding their own. fed minutes came out. didn't really move the markets. if anything strengthened the markets a bit but not enough to end in the green. we have a busy show coming up with ralph nader on. "after the bell" starts right now. cheryl: let's break down today's action. we have got dan neiman, of neiman funds management....
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nasdaq is up also by a very, very little bit and the russell 2000, as you might imagine ladies and gentlemen, slim volume, that's why we've got a lot of talk what's going on in ferguson, we have covered from stem to stern, a lot more to talk about with the panel. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: okay, as she's numbers settle, looks like a record for the dow. let's break down the action. jamie costas says next year will be the year of europe! and the emerging markets. not the u.s. fbb capital michael museio will tell us where to find deals in the market. and larry at the cme. larry, i want to begin with you. good solid second quarter revision gdp, growth looks decent. much better than expected but tempered by a worse than expected consumer confidence number. is that what held the reins of the market today? >> you know, i think it did. but some people were expecting the gdp number to go above consensus, but the wet blanket of it all, most people believe the fourth quarter gdp is going to be 2.5%. let's not get too excited about the growth in the u.s. that also said, seems like right now
nasdaq is up also by a very, very little bit and the russell 2000, as you might imagine ladies and gentlemen, slim volume, that's why we've got a lot of talk what's going on in ferguson, we have covered from stem to stern, a lot more to talk about with the panel. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: okay, as she's numbers settle, looks like a record for the dow. let's break down the action. jamie costas says next year will be the year of europe! and the emerging markets. not the...
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russell kind of meandering here. we really have a lot to talk about concerning commodities. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: we break down the action on this friday. got to stay with us because we have ernie cecelia of bryn mawr trust, says investors, you have to be wary of valuations right now. wells fargo bryan piskorowski is with us. he says u.s. is still the best market but where are the opportunities? bryan has them. as the s&p numbers hold we're looking for a gain here. that is pretty interesting. >> four now consecutive weeks after making new all-time highs for our purposes. i know you throw in the nasdaq but the nasdaq is, you know, 5,000 is the record but that doesn't really count as much. david: all right, ernie, a lot of people are waiting for pullbacks. before the end of the year do you expect another pullback along the lines of the one we got in september, october? >> no, david. actually think that between now and the end of the year the market will probably hold in there. there aren't a lot of catalysts we think, of course there could be some extraordina
russell kind of meandering here. we really have a lot to talk about concerning commodities. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: we break down the action on this friday. got to stay with us because we have ernie cecelia of bryn mawr trust, says investors, you have to be wary of valuations right now. wells fargo bryan piskorowski is with us. he says u.s. is still the best market but where are the opportunities? bryan has them. as the s&p numbers hold we're looking for a gain...
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the russell 2000, small and mid-sized caps you can't keep them down. roaring back, coming back, trying to get to an even point and getting beyond all of the indices are in the green. we have a busy time. michael powell, coming up, former se -- ftc chairman talking about what will happen with the internet. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get to today's record-breaking action. mark luschini of janney montgomery scott said investors need to pay close attention to valuations. things might be getting expensive. alan lancz thinks stocks will move higher. inverse need to find specific growth areas. that is harder to do. chris gersch from the cme. we begin with chris this monday. major records again, if you had to pick one driver, what is it? we had decent earnings. the markets are very forward-looking. >> the market is very foe ward looking. news out of alibaba is fantastic t says strong consumer. right here in chicago, the hit was on commodities. you add gold and oil way down. that is due to the stronger dollar. so the news here, we're about ei
the russell 2000, small and mid-sized caps you can't keep them down. roaring back, coming back, trying to get to an even point and getting beyond all of the indices are in the green. we have a busy time. michael powell, coming up, former se -- ftc chairman talking about what will happen with the internet. "after the bell" starts right now. liz: let's get to today's record-breaking action. mark luschini of janney montgomery scott said investors need to pay close attention to...