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incredible run, not only for that one, but facebook has doubled in 2013 this year. that really is one of the stories of the year. remember, when twitter went public, there were lots of people saying the retail interest, that s how we should have known, the retail interest wasn t that strong. there was a lot of institutional interest, and people thought after price, hitting near 50 on the first day of trade, drifting back to the 30s. instead, it has marched steadily higher. you can feel people buying in, ramping up into the year end. going back to november early november. and just an incredible run. there it was at $38 when it was at its low, and now we re at $68. unbelievable. we ll get to more of that. meanwhile, the dow is heading for its fifth straight record close after a much better-than-expected surge in durable goods orders. a lot of the economic data have been pretty good. so i think it was a prescient decision by the fed last week. and some fed officials ar
New-yorkUnited-statesMoscowMoskvaRussiaJapanSaratogaCaliforniaAfghanistanPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaFlorida signal a slowing economy. something we ll be kicking around a lot. it is the talk of the town. the dow jones industrial average meanwhile is off 168 points at the session low. we were off more than 200. a little bit of a comeback here clawing its way back anyway. still negative. meanwhile the nasdaq off .6%. or 25 points today. the s&p 500 shedding almost 1%, 17. right in line with the dow there. the russell 2000 has been the leader to the downside for much of this move lower. but today even though it was down 1.4% or thereabouts at one time, that has come back this afternoon. interestingly. the blue chips have not followed suit. something we ll keep an eye on as we go into the final hour of trading here for this thursday. let s kick things around in our closing bell exchange today. sharon stark is with us with d.a. davidson. john kosar from asbury research. david molnar from high tower. greg ipf from the economist. you think the bond market is way too bearish on the ec
United-statesNew-yorkBostonMassachusettsGermanyBurt-pointWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaChicagoIllinoisSan-franciscoCalifornia a decline to 16,163. a decline of less than 1%. the nasdaq also off of its lows when you look at the intraday pattern. it s lower by 29 points. a decline of 2/3 of a percent. the s&p is coming off the bottom. it s down 18 points. let s talk about everything driving the market lower with abigail doolittle, chris whalen is a new york based author and investment banker and an expert on soviet history the history of soviet politics. brian jacobson, david molnar and our own rick santelli monitoring all the safe haven plays. brian jacobson, you say you want to buy everything you can get your hands on on this dip. why are you not worried with the rest of the market on what s going on with ukraine? i think this is just an overreaction to what s going on in lad, you wrote about national security issues and the soviet union. do you agree with that? is it okay to step into the markets here? because ultimately this isn t going to have a systemic effect on the rest of the global eco
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