all right, jim, just you and me today. let s hit the table. is the weakness this morning about dc or is this about citi and jeffries talking about 2% tenure at year ends i think that there s overseas, the market turned down pretty violently and in the really a reflection of us. i think the markets have been keying on a couple of things, tesla, keying on oil, keying on the bound market, obviously, and if i see these things turn around, i would be more bullish, but i think it s a consolidation, and when you listen to the speak of the house on 60 minutes last night, basically just saying the president is the most dangerous man, you ve got a weak of danger, and the markets don t like that. we talked about election risk, going into the vote, in november and actually in october, right we were reading the notes from jpmorgan and the argument at the time, or the worry at the time was that a. g. barr would impound election results and an olderly transition, how do we describe el
uncertainty. coming in below estimates. oil making a move higher for a change today, snapping a five-week losing streak, turning in one of the best weeks of the year nanny taylor is here welcome to ladies hour here. girl power. you say tech is the key do you mean fang or something broader? i mean something broader than that we started to see the economic data ticking up, yet local p miismt it s mi is moving up, small by, chinese consumer pre-coronavirus. so we have to see what is going to be the impact, far-reaching impact i think that s good for stocks so i think stocks are less risky. so we re looking at tech as if it doesn t work, nothing works right now the total confirmed cases are topping 64,000, the total death toll is nearly 1400. in the u.s. there are 15 confirmed cases with eight of them in california many companies are continuing to speak out about the impact the virus is having on their bottom lines. today british drug maker astrazeneca reported quarterly
get the blood tests. change your number. turn it up. androgel 1.62%. hi, everybody. happy monday to you. i m maria bartiromo at the stock exchange. looking for direction to start the week. we re all waiting on earnings. yes, we are. i m bill griffith. believe the headlines. get a flu shot. it s nasty. we re going to take you through the final hour of trading including more including the developing story you re hearing about regarding dell that it may be in talks with private equity firms. the stock has been surging but it s off the highs of now. up about 12%. more on that coming up. new data showing managed funds. plus the one thing that has him worried more than anything else. also stand by for two huge exclusive interviews heading your way. intercontinental exchange ceo jeffrey sprecher and then preet bharara will be with us as well. we ve got a market at the highs of the afternoon with a gain of 25 points on the industrial average. a big boat load of bank earning
ice for 8.2 billion in cash and stock. david is here to break it down. go through some of the numbers four. the deal itself having been officially announced in the last half hour or so board signing off, call it about 8 a.m. eastern time. my sources tell me this all began a couple of months back when jeffrey spraker, the ceo of ice approached duncan niederauer, the ceo of the stock exchange about a potential deal. looking forward hearing from both men later in the program. as for the deal itself, if you re a new york stock exchange shareholder, mr. spreker built this account the past decade. 36% of the combined company will be controlled by current new york stock exchange shareholders. you get a premium. also an opportunity to participate in the continued growth of what will be a trading ba he months. they trade stocks. energy, interest rates, commodities, agriculture, that s what it s bat. global platform for the trading in so many different asset classes, particularly as
american banks on guard for a new round of cyberattacks. your money could be at risk. we will talk to one cybersecurity expert who helps banks, stock exchanges or more protect themselves from attack. lori: a blockbuster deal for the intercontinental exchange, taking over the 200-year-old wall street institution in an $8 billion deal. charlie gasparino has new details. let s get updated on the markets, stocks belong. as we do every 15 minutes, we will check with nicole petallides. nicole: stock market bumping along not far off of the unchanged line so the dow industrials are up nine points worth a gain of 0.1%, the tech heavy nasdaq is one of a three with the down arrow and sweeping out a game today. we are continuing to follow nyse very closely on the heels of the deal that charlie gasparino noticed yesterday and it did come to fruition this morning, duncan neiderauer was here with the ceo of the eyes, intercontinental exchange. they were chatting about the deal that has come