banking behemoth, jpmorgan and goldman sachs moving higher on the dow jones industrials, recovering from earlier losses this week. durable goods data helping boeing bounce. caterpillar and dupont too. dupont also a beneficiary of two price target upgrades today. we're live at the new york stock exchange. in just a second we're taking to you cme and the nymex. the floor show, the famed floor show is next. don't go away. ♪ liz: welcome back, folks. the dow jones transports are on track for their sixth winning week in a row. by the way, that is longest winning streak in 15 months. we have this breaking news right now. natural gas hitting the lowest levels, in a century! get to the floor show. traders on the floor, cme and nymex. let me get to the nymex. jeff, looking what is going on with natural gas, even as we see temperatures in 30s in new york, and terribly cold january and huge snowstorm what is going on here? at the moment we're 36 degrees in new york city. that what we look at, right outside of the window of our "countdown." why aren't natural gas prices reflecting that? >> we didn

it is the lagger here and it is taking the biggest blow because goldman sachs cut boeing's price target after concerns that lower fuel prices could delay fleet upgrade so boeing is down 1-3% and iran has anything to say about it there won't be a turnaround anytime soon in an oil. iran mocking opec and creating big headaches for our stock market. how iran's about-face on an oil price freeze is jerking the chain of the markets and your money and national security. former assistant secretary of state is with us with middle east expert walid phares who says iran has a plan and we better try to for will it now. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to discovering your story. get started for free at ancestry.com. liz: breaking news, th

they set a up committee with goldman sachs to talk about engagement with separate parties. take that for what it is worth. yahoo! is up 2% as we head towards the closing bell. nordstrom a big dig pointment. down 7.8%. investors don't like they're guiding for current quarter and for the year. compare them to other retailers macy's is up 17.3%. target is flat. we'll get macy's and target earnings next week. back to you. cheryl: adam shapiro, thank you. we'll see you when the bell rings. oil erased gains for the entire week. inflation data shows fed may have a firm path raising rates. we have ron weiner the ceo of rdm. gentlemen, good to have you here. fed got the minutes, a-month-old but still got the fed minutes. raising rates, yes or no? >> i think it is kind of touch and go. i would hope the fed continues on course it set because they painted themselves into a corner. there is a lot of talk about negative rate lately. because yellen said that is a possibility, certainly doesn't mean likely. as we all know, even fed says something likely, doesn't mean any action is imminent

sachs and morgan stanley moving higher, is the rebound real or just a bargain-hunter bounce? to the floor show, keith mccullough is joining us live. traders at the new york stock exchange, cme group and the nymex, too. first to you, doreen, is this just a basic bargain-hunter bounce? >> i'm not as excited about it as it looks. i should be. this is a very polarized market, opinion by traders and today is a day if you thought there was money on the sidelines that you could use, value created in the techs and the financials, people are doing bargain hunting, we had an oversold condition basically and provided an opportunity for people. if you are on the other side of the aisle, you know, this is an opportunity to sell and wait for the next move down. liz: you're speaking keith's language, aren't you? keith, that's how you expressed in your morning note which i read obsessively, i like you will up at 5:00 a.m. obsessing over these things. you said today, these upside moves are a time to take the profits, correct? >> in particular when you are talking about financials, it is a sel

goldman sachs up three and three-quarters but nowhere near what city group is doing. seeing close to 7% right now but not far behind the financials are the materials. that sector is up about 3%. the biggest leaders on the day? freeport, which of course is a minor, international paper, alcoa and cf industries. big move there for freeport up 12%. but despite the markets being up, there are some notable nasdaq losers, activation blizzard, a gaming stock, reported after expedia, they had been soaring. do you remember i told you about those two yesterday? this they had good earnings but a few losses today perhaps investors cash in on the big move. it's been a wild week on wall street. every single week this week, folks, we have seen the dow moving triple digits stretching and pulling in all kinds of directions but that trend is hardly an anomaly and, in fact, we've seen 27 consecutive days of these kinds of swings and that ties the 2008 record the height of the financial crisis. so how are the experts playing this volatility? let's get right to the floor, cm e-traders, how

we have goldman sachs up here down 4.25%, this hour. we have bank of america down hitting 52-week lows, citigroup, wells fargo, morgan stanley. the financials especially in europe added to the anxiousness, liz, you talked about this with the concern of the bad loans on the books in particular in italy, not the same here for sure, exposure to energy companies here and probably won't be getting a rate hike in the near future means the banks won't be able to earn more money on the loans. financial sector feeling the jitters just like everyone else and a poor performing sector again today, liz? liz: ashley, come back more right now, at 15,692. now down 220, make that 219 points. we're going to watch this second by second. oil coming back on that too, oil minister saying we will cut outyou and the that brought up oil off the floor which is below $27 a barrel. the crash got people's attention, to close below 27 made people wonder how much longer can the opec nations hang in there, and looking at how it's like the steering wheel and the -- i d

but goldman sachs, you're right, they're saying there is hope, even though the nasdaq composite is basically wiped out all of its gains in 2014. what they're talking about is the fourth-quarter earnings season is just about over, and when that happens, the blackout period for stock buybacks is over, too. meaning stocks basically -- companies can announce stock buybacks. looking at companies like nvidia, cisco, apple, verisign and juniper networks could announce stock buybacks, that could put a floor under the stocks or drive the eps in the stocks higher. lori: the dow is down about five points. we're going to come right back after this. . . . . lori: shares of disney falling to 14-month low. ashley webster on floor of the exchange. disney, come on, "star wars," what's up? reporter: "the force awakens." slipped below 90 bucks a share at 89. tale of two stories on disney. on upside, certainly "star wars" movie will really help bottom line. we have $899 million here in the u.s. more than a billion dollars in sales worldwide. that's the good news. and, the bad news? espn, entertainment and sport

but at goldman sachs, and we should put up the chart of what goldman sachs is giving because it's interesting. here we go. lots of money to republicans. particularly to jeb bush. jeb bush is super pac has gotten a lot of money. now, this comes even though the ceo and gary the coo, the number two, the president are both big time democrats. now, since the passage of to do frank, that has swung heavily to republicans. they supported mitt romney and jeb bush or whoever the republican nominee is going to be this year. why is that? because of frank. more than any other form, they screwed goldman sachs. so in 2008 goldman sachs went full on for obama. 2012, different story and that's going on today. but really what we have to see is we have to wait for the republican field to go out. see the ceos will direct where the firm is backing up and we can see the beginnings of that right now. liz: aren't you glad as a journalist we don't give? >> i don't -- i don't have -- you know, that's one thing. i don't give to anybody. no one -- liz: never. never. >> i'm notoriously cheap when it comes to stuff like t