consequences for your portfolio. although, they were masked by today s roller coaster of a session. dow ultimately advancing just seven points, s&p dropping .42% nasdaq .92%. we were up a lot more half an hour before the closing bell. made noises about how it was going to crack down on grease. yeah, we re still caught up in that greek tragedy. but i say let s talk about the wild swings in u.s. stock. and what s behind them. not about greek bonds and what s not. i say we have to understand the violence, if not embrace it. see if we can profit from the damage and the extreme moves to the upside that might not yet be finished. the most violent down move today, let s go right there. i think it s chipotle, which dropped 50 points. on what s widely regards as a less profitable quarter coupled with disappointing guidance. so what are the sellers thinking? that s what we need to do in this show. what s in their heads? well they went out before chipotle s string of double digit same s
earlier every year, but is it worth it? that and more for this wednesday, november 26th. good evening and welcome on this thanksgiving eve. susie has the night off. a quiet day on wall street ahead of the thanksgiving holiday with a winter storm blasting the east coast with snow, sleet and rain and temperatures that could freeze anyone s giblets. enough to push the dow and the s&p 500 to a closing high and this happened despite another slump in oil prices, and a flood of economic da that that was as soggy as the weather. steve liesman looks at the numbers and what they may mean for the economy moving forward. the weather turned sower ahead of the thanksgiving holiday and so did the economic data. a feast of economic reports released earlier than normal mostly came in below expectations and raised doubts where the upbeat economic data from the this cont to the fourth. the street was looking for a gain. jobless claims spiked up by 21,000 to register the first read above 300
earlier every year, but is it worth it? that and more for this wednesday, november 26th. good evening and welcome on this thanksgiving eve. susie has the night off. a quiet day on wall street ahead of the thanksgiving holiday with a winter storm blasting the east coast with snow, sleet and rain and temperatures that could freeze anyone s giblets. enough to push the dow and the s&p 500 to a closing high and this happened despite another slump in oil prices, and a flood of economic da that that was as soggy as the weather. steve liesman looks at the numbers and what they may mean for the economy moving forward. the weather turned sower ahead of the thanksgiving holiday and so did the economic data. a feast of economic reports released earlier than normal mostly came in below expectations and raised doubts where the upbeat economic data from the this cont to the fourth. the street was looking for a gain. jobless claims spiked up by 21,000 to register the first read above 300
earlier every year, but is it worth it? that and more for this wednesday, november 26th. good evening and welcome on this thanksgiving eve. susie has the night off. a quiet day on wall street ahead of the thanksgiving holiday with a winter storm blasting the east coast with snow, sleet and rain and temperatures that could freeze anyone s giblets. enough to push the dow and the s&p 500 to a closing high and this happened despite another slump in oil prices, and a flood of economic da that that was as soggy as the weather. steve liesman looks at the numbers and what they may mean for the economy moving forward. the weather turned sower ahead of the thanksgiving holiday and so did the economic data. a feast of economic reports released earlier than normal mostly came in below expectations and raised doubts where the upbeat economic data from the this cont to the fourth. the street was looking for a gain. jobless claims spiked up by 21,000 to register the first read above 300
worth it? that and more for this wednesday, november 26th. good evening and welcome on this thanksgiving eve. susie has the night off. a quiet day on wall street ahead of the thanksgiving holiday with a winter storm blasting the east coast with snow, sleet and rain and temperatures that could freeze anyone s giblets. enough to push the dow and the s&p 500 to a closing high and this happened despite another slump in oil prices, and a flood of economic da that that was as soggy as the weather. steve liesman looks at the numbers and what they may mean for the economy moving forward. the weather turned sower ahead of the thanksgiving holiday and so did the economic data. a feast of economic reports released earlier than normal mostly came in below expectations and raised doubts where the upbeat economic data from the this cont to the fourth. the street was looking for a gain. jobless claims spiked up by 21,000 to register the first read above 300,000 since early september and