i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, long-term stock exchange ceo and founder eric reese is joining us this morning along with, later, my one-on-one with park mark's ceo. then more of my exclusive interview president trump as we talked about the economy and trade. president trump coming up. but first, america's newest stock exchange, the long-term stock exchange looking to shake things up in the stock market by making investors and managers focus on companies' long-term interests. joining me is the founder and ceo, eric reese. eric, it's good to have you on the program. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks, happy fourth. maria: i want to talk about the long-term nature, but first, you've got some news. tell us about the filing that the company made. >> yes. so we were approved as a national securities exchange on may 10th, and now we're making our first in a series of filings that are the actual standards, the principles that companies have to comply with in order to be on our exchang

black rock global fix income chief investment was on maria bartiromo wall street weighing in on these markets. listen to this. we'll get your reaction. >> we heard a little jay powell the fed we heard ecb minute there is. what was your reaction? >> a huge week and when you think about after the trade agreement we get debate or not but it was after that, then you have powell ecb and christine news is a very big piece of news. i think that is more aggressive going forward. markets have certainly started to react to that. and by the way, the cpi report you know we don't think inflation is moving that much higher but it is nice to see that now all of a sudden there's a bit of pricing power that companies for the equity market you know i thought it was pretty interesting that you have a bit more inflation and saying that is hard for the fed not really. but the fed is going to keep moving because they're worried about global growth companies have pricing power and used car apparel a bit better and place have been tough pretty good news. so yeah if you take the last two weeks, pretty good se

maria bartiromo's next. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, sam zell is my special guest. we're talking real estate and the economy and interest rates and a lot more coming up. but first, earnings season is underway with america's largest banks leading the second quarter reports this past week. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, citigroup all beating expectations on the top and bottom lines while bank of america matched revenue expectations. there are concerns over lower interest rates, that did dampen profits, but that certainly helped markets overall trade up. joining me now to look back and ahead is the founder of pointview wealth management and the president, david dietz with $400 million in assets under management. it's great to have you. this week i feel like it was a lot about the federal reserve. on friday you had the president of the new york fed saying, what did he

maria bartiromo wall street week begins right now. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead i maria bartiromo. a big week coming up and coming up in a few moments at ups ceo david abney is my special guest this weekend.we talk about his business and what it means about the economy and and vesting. at first the u.s. economy is slowed slightly in the second quarter.we have the gdp out on friday the economy grew 2.1 percent. it still beat expectations as higher consumer spending offset a decline in business investments. the gdp did so from a 3.1 percent gain in the first three months of the year however. and we did see an impasse on markets. during our talk about that is the ceo of thornburg investment management, jason brady with $44 billion in assets under management. great to have you. >> it is great to be here. maria: let me get your take on the second quarter. this is the advanced number and meaning we will get two or three more revisions but sti

maria bartiromo's next. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, sam zell is my special guest. we're talking real estate and the economy and interest rates and a lot more coming up. but first, earnings season is underway with america's largest banks leading the second quarter reports this past week. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, citigroup all beating expectations on the top and bottom lines while bank of america matched reven

maria bartiromo's next. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, sam zell is my special guest. we're talking real estate and the economy and interest rates and a lot more coming up. but first, earnings season is underway with america's largest banks leading the second quarter reports this past week. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, citigroup all beating expectations on the top and bottom lines while bank of america matched rev

i am charles payne for maria bartiromo monday, july 29 your top stories 8:00 a.m. trade in focus talking fav trade talks united states and china resuming tomorrow in shanghai what we can expect from high stakes the world also waiting on the fed federal reserve two-day meeting kicking off tomorrow rate cut expected on wednesday fed chair powell getting support from predecessor jant yellen investors eyeing july jobs' report friday futures edging higher all morning near highs of the morning this, s&p record highs friday dow up for the week shy of all-time record take a look at the global action in europe you can see major indices higher however in asia overnight the about markets they mostly lower, south korea especially hard by tech and auto riots in hong kong, hitting stocks. >> 159 companies in s&p, all reporting big names you know apple and on chevron general motors to name a few what you should know before numbers come out straight ahead. >> plus one angry pitcher -- lets out frustration sending that ball over the wall without a bat. amazing! >> to break it down

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and maria, maria bartiromo, spoke with him yesterday on sunday morning futures. maria: we've got pushback from some democrats and liberal mayors, trying to stop the i.c.e. officials and border patrol officials from carrying out their directive. >> the i.c.e. raids today are focused on criminals who have gone to court and lost their case. democrats are also advocating decriminalizing entry into the united states and providing free healthcare to illegal immigrants once they get here. this is insane. it's going to blow up in their face and it's doing damage to our country. maria: you were with the vice president on friday. you've been studying this and leading this effort to change these loopholes in a big way. i want to get your take about what really you saw there. >> what did i see? a system about to break. i saw brave men and women who are doing an incredible job under difficult circumstances. i saw 900 illegal immigrants that were captured for coming into our country illegally, housed in detention facilities that was meant for 385. what i saw is a bunch of peop

maria bartiromo's next. >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: happy weekend, everyone. welcome to program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, sam zell is my special guest. we're talking real estate and the economy and interest rates and a lot more coming up. but first, earnings season is underway with america's largest banks leading the second quarter reports this past week. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, citigroup all beating expectations on the top and bottom lines while b

dagen: good morning, everyone i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. tuesday, july 2 top storied 8:00 a.m. eastern, new tariff threat u.s. considering hitting european union with tariffs on four billion dollars in goods some could hit shopping carts this is days after making a truce with china, again, tariff man that is what the president calls himself 28-point loss on dow futures weakness to tell you about after yesterday, the s&p 500 hit a new all-time high. given by optimism on at least a truce between united states and china on trade, back to the negotiating table they go. >> the s&p at new all-time high we start the day in europe we've losses to tell you we did, now gains across the board in connection with england france, germany in asia overnight hong kong seeing biggest gain, up one percent despite massive protests there. >> rising tensions with iran president donald trump warning iran not to play with fire, iran exceeding the cap on enriched asian from 2015 nuclear deal nike pulling 4th of july theme after colin kaepernick told company not to

maria bartiromo wall street week begins right now. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead i maria bartiromo. a big week coming up and coming up in a few moments at ups ceo david abney is my special guest this weekend.we talk about his business and what it means about the economy and and vesting. at first the u.s. economy is slowed slightly in the second quarter.we

maria bartiromo wall street week begins right now. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. and helps position you for the week ahead i maria bartiromo. a big week coming up and coming up in a few moments at ups ceo david abney is my special guest this weekend.we talk about his business and what it means about the economy and and vesting. at first the u.s. economy is slowed slightly in the second quarter.we

for maria bartiromo. tuesday, july 23 your top stories 8:00 a.m. eastern. >> a busy day for earnings dow component coca-col united technologies beating top and bottom lineline lockheed martin double beat increasing 2019 outlook you can see premarket coca-cola up more than 2 1/2% each of them, and if you take a look at futures, coke and united technologies explain why you are seeing that 91-point gain on dow futures gains across the board. but those -- up about one-third of 1% the moment. market gages ending slightly higher yesterday tech energy financials leading the gains, global market action in europe gains across the board 1.7% gain on dax in germany. boris johnson elected leader of the conservative party takes over as britain's prime minister tomorrow in asia gains across the board as well, japan shanghai composite hong kong south korea again hopes of renewed u.s.-china trade talks picking up seam potentially next week. making a deal, the white house congress reaching an agreement on spending, raising a debt ceiling we have the details, and bo

i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's monday, july 22nd. earnings in focus, it's the busiest week of the quarterly earnings season with big technology names including facebook, twitter and google's parent, alphabet, all reporting. what you need to know before the numbers come out ahead. halliburton reporting earnings moments ago, it beat on earnings but missed on revenue. the stock still higher by 1%. the company says momentum is building internationally. futures show gains across the board this morning, 62 point gain on the dow futures. this after the dow, nasdaq and s&p ended the week lower for the first time in three weeks. so a loser week, a selloff on friday, again hopes dashed as a half point rate cut next week from the federal reserve. in europe we have slight gains to report in england, france and germany. asia was a different story, declines across the board. growing tensions with iran, prime minister theresa may holding an emergency meeting following the seizure of a u.k. tanker by iran's revolutionary guard. iran reportedly detai

dagen: i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo monday, july 1 top stories 8:30 a.m. eastern futures are expected to open to the plus side. in record territory. on renewed optimism for a u.s.-china trade deal, again, trade negotiations restarting we have come to some temporary agreement no noah tariffs for the time being, in addition to china buying foreign products oh that waiver on huawei, again huawei buying u.s. technology part or -- u.s. technology but nevertheless the narcotics like what they are seeing stock servers bidding up stocks new records set potentially for the dow and s&p the start of trading the start of the second half of the year. in europe we have gains across the board, as well if you look at asia, nikkei shanghai composite rallying on renewed hopes china trade deal kospi, south korea curiously with president stepping into north korea the first sitting president to do so coulds pe, south korea flat hang seng closed for a holiday. protesters in streets of hong kong demonstrators trying to get into a government building we have the latest from there

that's it for us and over to maria bartiromo, "mornings with maria" is now. maria: hey, there, ladies. good morning, happy monday. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. it is monday, july 8th. your top stories right now, just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. investors are waiting on trade and the federal reserve. you're looking at a lower opening this morning as phone calls are continuing this morning and this week between china and the u.s. on a potential trade deal. a rate cut looking less likely after friday's strong jobs report. that's how the journal is writing it this morning. markets are under pressure. major cuts at deutsche bank, restructuring, pulling out of global equities all together and cutting thousands of jobs. we've got the latest on the largest cut since lehman brothers. speaker nancy pelosi versus congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez, now the democrats in a he very public battle over border funding as congress returned today. team usa victory, the women's team making history at the world cup. high lights ahead and what it could m

i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, long-term stock exchange ceo and founder eric reese is joining us this morning along with, later, my one-on-one with park mark's ceo. then more of my exclusive interview president trump as we talked about the economy and trade. president trump coming up. but first, america's newest stock exchange, the

lauren: dagen mcdowell in maria bartiromo this morning. dagen: good morning to everyone, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. monday july the first, u.s.-china trade truce, say that 7 times fast, president trump meeting with xi jinping agree to go get talks back on track, the news pushing markets higher as we kick off the second half of the year and look at them go at 267 point gain on the dow futures this morning, the dow and s&p 500 poised to hit new records at the open and we are coming off what was a strong, strong first half of the year, the best june since 1938 for the dow, the s&p having its best first half of the year in 22 years. we will follow up with that this morning, in the meantime historic meeting, president trump first president to cross dmz demilitarized zone, meeting with kim jong un, what this could mean for denuclearization in the region. more trouble for boeing, the department of justice probe reportedly extending beyond the grounded 737 max jets, those details ahead. and big money moves in the nba, kevin durant

maria bartiromo top stories 8:30 a.m. eastern futures gains across the board still, 55 point gain on the dow futures, s&p futures up nearly 7 points, this despite adp report on private sector job creation, showed employers adding 102000 jobs, that was below expectations, 38,000 jobs below expectations but still six figure job creation we wait for big jobs' report out from labor department on friday morning, in europe, we have gains across the board, to tell you about, buying england, france, germany asia overnight a different story across the board, again hopes paying fading that united states china will put a trade deal together some u.s. farmer concerned about potential negative impact of an agreement, between the u.s. canada and mexico, agriculture secretary sonny perdue the react to criticism in moments, a big deal in rosts said in advanced talks to acquire symantec shares surging up 16 administrators dea administrators. >> delta adding free drinks, there is a catch. we want to bring the latest president trump tweet.

dagen: here is what peter thiel told maria bartiromo back in april. maria: so is that the most important impact, the military, in terms of the use of ai? >> super important part that's not discussed enough. big controversy last year where google employees refuse today work on project made and to use ai to help u.s. military in various ways and i actually think that we should be grateful for them but at least surface the issue that this is a military technology and very important one for the u.s. not the lose the race on. >> joining me now is fox news senior strategic analyst chairman of the institute for the study, retired four-star general jack keane, general, just your initial response to what peter thiel is happening about with google and potential risk with work with china. >> well, certainly that's there, i share his concern, any major company doing business with china is subject to intellectual property theft, the fact that they were doing business with the communist chinese military absolutely invites penetration by the ccp of google's intellec

i'm maria bartiromo. coming up in just a few moments, long-term stock exchange ceo and founder eric reese is joining us this morning along with, later, my one-on-one with park mark's ceo. then more of my exclusive interview president trump as we talked about the economy and trade. president trump coming up. but first, america's newest stock exchange, the l