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Good morning. Welcome to Squack on the Street. I'm Scott Wapner with Morgan Brennan and Mike Santoli. We are live from the New York Stock Exchange.

Carl Jim and David have the morning off. Let's get you set up for the trading day by taking a look at futures this

morning. Stocks are coming off their worst day in four weeks, and they look now to open lower yet again.

In fact, the NASDAQ's coming off its first back-to-back losses. In three weeks, NASDAQ would open lower by 20.

The Dow would be down by 50 and the S&P by about five and a half. And the latest

S&P K Schiller report is out, showing a 3.3% gain in home prices during October compared

to one year ago. Our roadmap starts with the decade-long bull run. Stocks on track for their

best year since 2013. Markets poised for a lower open on this

final trading day of 2019. Plus, Uber and Postmates Sue, California. The ride-hailing giant

and delivery firm are trying to block a law that would require them to treat gig workers as employees.

And the ousted head of Nissan Renault fleeing to Lebanon,

Carlis Ghosne, saying he was escaping what he called a rigged Japanese justices.

Oh, as we head into the final trading session of 2019, the Dow up 22% year-to-date,

the S&P 500 with a 28.5% gain in the NASDAQ outperforming, both indices jumping by almost 35%.

So, oh, what a year it's been.

I guess maybe we're going to go out with a little bit of a whimper.

Yeah, not too much of a surprise.

Just a little, I think, a little housekeeping and trimming by the end of the year.

Yesterday was very much a, you know, cash in a

little bit on some of the winners and pick up some of the losers. That's kind of what you might

expect to continue with to January. But I do think we're going out on a note that says the market

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