the odds of regulation ahead. we begin with the biggest ipo of the year. first data hardly budging from its ipo price as we stand right now. is the ipo market in trouble? bob pisani joins us from the floor of the stock exchange. i guess the answer would be, not necessarily, right, bob? yes. and more accurately it s not in trouble but it s repricing and that s good news for investigators. it s buy low, sell high. stuff is on sale, people are taking advantage. a little quiet behind me but this morning it was very, very busy. priced at $16, opening at $16.39. you might say they were talking $18 to $20, isn t that a disappointment? 15% haircut getting it done was the most important thing for this company. very difficult ipo environment and they got it out. so what would be good today? anything with a 16 handle, anything would be good and that would be perfectly acceptable to the people who are involved in this deal. nyse ipo pricing postponed, that s why we re hearing on albe
was temporary or a bit more. it s also the penultimate jobs report before the federal reserve s next meeting in december, where many believe the central bank might raise interest rates. hampton pearson takes a look at what to expect and where we stand. reporter: most of the economists and fed watchers are looking for a rebound in job growth in october. the consensus forecast calls for an increase of 180,000 jobs added to non-farm payrolls, well above the average of just 139,000 for august and september. with headline unemployment holding steady at 5.1%. we re expecting about 180. if it comes in anywhere north of 150, i think the market will still believe that they plan on tightening. reporter: it s the first of two employment reports that will be on the desk of monetary policy makers when they meet in december. a meeting described this week by fed chair janet yellen as a live possibility for the first rate hike in nearly a decade. what the committee has been expecting
was temporary or a bit more. it s also the penultimate jobs report before the federal reserve s next meeting in december, where many believe the central bank might raise interest rates. hampton pearson takes a look at what to expect and where we stand. reporter: most of the economists and fed watchers are looking for a rebound in job growth in october. the consensus forecast calls for an increase of 180,000 jobs added to non-farm payrolls, well above the average of just 139,000 for august and september. with headline unemployment holding steady at 5.1%. we re expecting about 180. if it comes in anywhere north of 150, i think the market will still believe that they plan on tightening. reporter: it s the first of two employment reports that will be on the desk of monetary policy makers when they meet in december. a meeting described this week by fed chair janet yellen as a live possibility for the first rate hike in nearly a decade. what the committee has been expecting
was temporary or a bit more. it s also the penultimate jobs report before the federal reserve s next meeting in december, where many believe the central bank might raise interest rates. hampton pearson takes a look at what to expect and where we stand. reporter: most of the economists and fed watchers are looking for a rebound in job growth in october. the consensus forecast calls for an increase of 180,000 jobs added to non-farm payrolls, well above the average of just 139,000 for august and september. with headline unemployment holding steady at 5.1%. we re expecting about 180. if it comes in anywhere north of 150, i think the market will still believe that they plan on tightening. reporter: it s the first of two employment reports that will be on the desk of monetary policy makers when they meet in december. a meeting described this week by fed chair janet yellen as a live possibility for the first rate hike in nearly a decade. what the committee has been expecting
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