Claman on Call: Stocks Wrap Up January on Somber Note

U.S. stocks wrapped up the month on a somber note -- all three major U.S. indices posted monthly losses as investors grappled with downbeat GDP data and less-than-stellar earnings. The Dow and S&P posted their biggest monthly losses in a year.

The big game is on this weekend -- New England Patriots take on the Seattle Seahawks for the titles of Super Bowl champs. We were full throttle on our Super Bowl coverage: Facebook's Head of Global Sports Partnerships Dan Reed gave FBN a sneak peek of users' engagement during the game. And what's game day without pizza -- the CEO of one of football's biggest sponsors Papa Johns Pizza joined FBN on Friday also. Wait until you hear what new pizza flavors he has up his sleeve.

And speaking of food, Wall Street's most sizzling IPO of the day, Shake Shack, rallied 118% in its trading debut after pricing at $21 a share. Rapid Ratings CEO James Gellert joined FBN to discuss whether the stock is overbaked or poised to take off.

Now, here's what's coming up next week: We'll get January new car sales on Tuesday and private sector employment report on Wednesday. Then the big ticket item of the week, January Jobs report, out at 8:30 a.m. ET on Friday.

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