but if you look at its dna, watson was created at ibm, deep blue was created at ibm. pivot in the company, to move into this cloud offering. and that service is going to push revenues. and if you look at the entry point of ibm relative to the rest of the cloud place, -- it is really attractive. >> okay. well finally, that brings us to our bail. apparently in february, it's too cold for a lemonade stand. that was our mystery chart, boasting a.i. underwriting in the insurance onboarding process. but the company has seen some challenges on its path to profitability. gina, why are you bailing on lemonade? >> well, it's a couple of reasons. one you just mentioned, their path to profitability puts them at profitable, sometime in mid 2026. which is a lot of times you have to continue to take on debt, and to sort of manage its -- pricing, in what could be a potentially turbulent environment that we are heading into. we have so many tail risks that are out there, that unprofitable companies just simply don't have a lot to go, and they have an intense shortage risk against them

ibm. >> ibm, so it i interesting, you said ibm is starting to make a name for itself. bart. it is siri. it didn't take off. it didn't have -- last year was the year of really getting a.i. attached to your company kind of come merge alizeing it before anything happened at your company with a.i. ibm has been doing it all along. they're doing super computing, quantum computing. they're doing a project in korea, trying to predict defense attacks. imagine if they're successful with this. you use it in the u.s. with the military, pharmaceuticals, the medical system and whatnot. they're already working with cleveland clinic helping to improve drug trials, the super computing. they are the first a.i. name that is implementing this. charles: maybe i owe rometty an apology. less than 30 seconds. cruz is one of your etfs is that the travel etf? >> hotels, airlines, cruises, people are traveling. demand was higher than pre-covid. inflation isn't bothering them. wages are steady, people have jobs they still want to experience this. charles: i know. i got to double-check this quote

ibm, capital one and morgan field sales this week.was the busiest month since september of 2021. it was the busiest january in three years. sticking with credit, jeffrey rosenberg sees -- off the back of the fed's decision. >> the credit market, that's particular to commercial real estate. that is something we have to keep an eye on. you look at the corporate side and the consumer side, it's strong. the credits are strong pray there is not a huge price appreciation opportunity. but you can capture one without the risk of recession and that is still the story here. sonali: let's bring in gene and matt. listen, you have a time where people are pouring into credit. clearly, issuance has been very hot. you are seeing spreads locally starting to widen just a bit. what was fascinating to me is how much they widened this week. off the bat, also, of some strings starting -- strains starting to be seen in the financial sector. where is the risk hidden? >> the widening you are referring to is a bit of a correction from what happened in the four

i loved ibm -- i left ibm and spent another 16 years trying to rediscover life from the corporate world and now i run my own small business transporting special needs children to school. the things that are most important to me are the border. it has got to be closed. there are so many bad characters and possible terrorists that are coming in across the river. they are just going to be worse. they are building sleeper cells and costing us hundreds of millions of dollars to support them. i see the hand is up so i will move on. >> thank you. we will get back to you. scott peterson from connecticut. >> i was born and raised in connecticut and i am a doctor of veterinary medicine i done a lot of things in life. i am running for president to prevent world war iii. so this college group, the biggest threat is the student loan. you signed a contract. no one can forgive a contract. the president did not have a right to forgive the contract. you have a ground war in europe. nato design has some flaws. ukraine is not a member of nato. it never will be. that will never happen. giving away our mili

additionally, ibm plans to train 40,000 students in quantum technology through partnerships with five universities, promoting global quantum ecosystem and reinforcing the commitment among the three countries to advance quantum research and workforce development. at camp david our three countries acknowledged the crucial role of artificial intelligence as a potentially transformative technology, and affirmed our respective efforts to help shape international governments on ai, and ensure safe, secure, and trustworthy ai in line with our shared democratic values. as you know, one of president biden's important initiatives is the cancer moonshot, to accelerate progress in the fight against cancer, preventing cancer incidence in deaths, improving treatment is critical, especially as our three countries see increasing cancer rates even among young people. this is an important area for trilateral cooperation as we can leverage our collaboration to make important advancements in cancer research and cancer treatment. at camp david, our leaders agreed on the importance of working together to c

additionally, ibm plans to train 40,000 students in quantum technology through partnerships with five universities, promoting global quantum ecosystem and reinforcing the commitment among the three countries to advance quantum research and workforce development. at camp david our three countries acknowledged the crucial role of artificial intelligence as a potentially transformative technology, and affirmed our respective efforts to help shape international governments on ai, and ensure safe, secure, and trustworthy ai in line with our shared democratic values. as you know, one of president biden's important initiatives is the cancer moonshot, to accelerate progress in the fight against cancer, preventing cancer incidence in deaths, improving treatment is critical, especially as our three countries see increasing cancer rates even among young people. this is an important area for trilateral cooperation as we can leverage our collaboration to make important advancements in cancer research and cancer treatment. at camp david, our leaders agreed on the importance of working together to c

ibm, too, a much smaller piece right now. absolutely you want to have exposure, and it depends on your risk tolerance and profile as to which ones you want to be in. i don't have the patience or the stomach to be in nvidia. i just don't. >> i would never have expected you to make a statement like that and, oh, yeah, but i bought snowflake last week. >> it's 50 basis points. >> you still had to get your mind into a risk/reward place to even say buy. that's where i'm at. >> i have 30 names in my portfolio. i always have about two or three that are kind of outliers, not typical of stephanie link. >> that's one of them. put that on the wall. >> if i get it right, the alpha that i create is big. >> of course. >> i'm not dumb. we all want to make money, and i want to have exposure here, so i'm right sizing it appropriately. >> i understand that. >> relative to all the other -- lam research is 3500 basis poins overweight. >> josh, you want to say? >> i wanted to ask stephanie if she remembers the last go-around we had with something

jim got into this name after it had gone up a ton. >> i would rather buy more ibm or maybe i do circle back and buy a broadcom it was taking gains. we'll see. maybe a bad day -- >> if there's a market correction, would you buy it >> if there's a market correction, down for nothing to do with nvidia but a beta splash and there's an opportunity, would you think about it >> of course i would always think about it. that's the prudent thing and the right thing to do, but if we get a market correction, josh, all of my other names are going to sell off, too. >> true. >> and i'll buy them back. nvidia focused on hybrid cloud, too. no one is giving ibm the respect for them owning red hat which is 43% of their total revenues in their software component, and they are a software and consulting is 75%. you're going to see better recurring revenue and that's the one that is the most underappreciated i got exposure i don't have nvidia. >> josh gives me a good segue. this question if we get a market question, i asked at the top of the program, does this save the ai trade does it save the mega cap lead

we are working with ibm to resolve it.did rollout added capacity and improvements to the system. the stock is down by 1.1%. sorry to all of the parents out there. this is "bloomrg technology." ♪ ed: time for the vc roundup. founderful is raising 120 million dollars to target swiss ai in startups. it has raised 85 many dollars and aims to rake up -- to make up the rest in july. a startup raised funds in a lightning round, it helps companies search vast amounts of unstructured data in their systems. black bird ventures and -- capital. developing therapies for obesity and metabolic disease raised 170 men dollars in a series d financing round led by supernova and investments. we are good to have the ceo and co-finder -- co-founder with us later in the program. caroline: bioage is using ai to move forward in health care. we want to talk about the broader opportunities but also the strains ai presents with alec ross, a tech policy analyst and board member for the ust. he served to the secretary of state in the obama administrati

and also on ibm you tweeted if i called that, i'd be a legend.re a legend already. cpp, clear path to profitability. jessica, have a great weekend. thanks a lot. >> thank you. charles: when it comes to mega tech, my next guest is focused on the scarcity premium and a.i. access and also says, overall, it may be crowded and expensive, and that's usually a primer for shock. wealth enhancement group senior vice president nicole webb. nicole, golly, i'm glad you're hear here -- here because jessica was really, really excited. [laughter] maybe you'll put a couple speed bumps on this thing. >> yeah. man, i have to admit i'm sick of talking about apple, but i also feel like we have to talk about apple after yesterday's breaking news that they spoke up about what will be are one of the largest iso updates at the helm of a.i. and application interface and capabilities. and so i will say, you know, when you look -- when you're an investor sitting there today and i'm, i love when you read my notes, it makes me feel so heard, but this premium, scarcity premiu

. >> i see you like ibm for quantum computing.e and what it says about the confidence in the consumer. >> ibm is a company you don't mention when you talk about a.i. they are the a.i. leader. they have been around the longest with watson a.i. look at ibm. they will come out of the woodwork and monetize on this. for cruise, you talk about the casinos and what is happening in vegas. the consumer is spending. we saw reports from china coming back online. the airline earnings were looking good. carnival is looking great. consumers are spending in this space. the transition from goods to services picked up. wages are stable. the spending continues. i think it's has taken off. >> sylvia, thank you very much. that wraps up "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" is next. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is l

i think ibm is a keeper, and i'm not so sure about next time medium. all right, the charts, as interpreted biden fitzpatrick, point to mongodb having a lot more room. hey, is that the next one? when that be something? and given fitzpatrick's track record, i'd rather bet with them done against them. i think you degree after the last year. looking for a stop and potential to carry high risk, high roared? -- i don't even know when you called in. but i've since done the work, and i am ready to how my thesis. a soft landing, a hard anding, or no landing at all? i'm showing the latest on the fed's next move, and where i think you should be looking to park money. first, more of your calls. today's addition with the lightning round. so stay with cramer. - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get p

so, i spent 24 years at ibm corporation solving problems every day. i left ibm and spent another 15 or 16 years trying to rediscover life from the corporate world. i now own my own small business transporting special needs children to school. the things that are most important to me are the border. the border has got to be closed. there are so many bad characters and possible terrorists that are coming in across the river. they are just going to be worse. they are building sleeper cells. in there costing us millions, hundreds of millions of dollars to support them. and i see the hand is up so i will move on. >> thank you mr. mcpeters. we appreciate that. will get back to you shortly. i now introduce scott merrell from connecticut. >> my name is scott and i was born and raised in connecticut. i am running for president and it might seem like a strong statement to make that i am running for president to prevent world war iii. i am running for president so this college group, the biggest threat is their student loan. you signed a contract, read the const

stuart: ibm and amazon, more upside says d.r. barton.lady has pressed the button, and the market is open. right from the get go, wait til they all hope. -- open. it's about half and half at the moment amongst the dow 30. the dow is up 48 points. look at that level, 38,718. you know, it's not that far from 40,000 now, is it? the s&p opening above -- [laughter] just a fraction below 5,000. lauren: i know. >> tease thing us, stuart. lauren: i thought we were going to get it. stuart: sorry about that. it's down all of .03%. the nasdaq is up .04%, hardly any change whatsoever. hoe me big tech, please. it might be a mixed bag this morning and, yes, it is. alphabet and and apple are up. microsoft is down a fraction, but look at that level, $413 on microsoft. and and we've got meta, 467. amazon, 170 right there. let's start with disney. big gain this morning. 7% after their report. okay, lauren, is the turn-around a, that's what they're looking for, is it in effect? lauren: uh -- [laughter] yes. but it's more about cost cutting and and big deals

ibm. let's create.ry: we're a business show, i guess nvidia earnings came out, gerri willis will be here. meanwhile let's talk about eighth amendment, with our great friend victor davis hanson. author of the dying citizen. victor davis hanson, thank you for helping us, i'm playing the clip. take a listen to it. >> i rot wrote it out, it was so great, excessive bail shall not be required no nor excessive fines imposed, i think he looked at my cash, and said we'll take all of his cash. larry: excessive everything. weaponization, fines. would this, i'm asking you, speculate. so, would this make a state case or local case a federal case because of the eighth amendment has been violated and supreme court should hear an appeal? >> i think it will get there. because if you look at pass president, has there been anything in this jurisdiction that was fined that amount of money orbite or, better yet, fined at all for supposedly over stating assets that were performing adjudicated by sophisticated odod audre audi

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ibm. let's create. maria: all right, we are 30 minutes away from the opening bell. around. dow industrials up 61, nasdaq's up 95. s&p 500 higher by 15. e.j., final comments here. >> i am absolutely shocked to see the market up right now. we have an inflation rate that, although it may have come in line with expectations, it's still way too high. the fed has no business talking about rate cuts anytime soon. and on top of that, you have a savings rate that remains insanely depressed. it's half of what it was before the pandemic. people don't have any money. maria: yeah, but the market's momentum is there. >> you cannot argue with the technicals, but core pce at 0.4% month over month two straight month, that's a 4.8% annual run rate, twice where the fed wants tonight. maria: mike, we're going to hear you on your podcast, president's daily brief. >> oh, thank you. maria: congratulations. you beat the big guy. >> only once, it's never going to happen again, but we topped joe rogan who's a powerful guy -- maria: we will see you then. thanks, everybody. see you tomorrow. "

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ibm. let's create.topic of the hour polls spell bad news for president biden this morning after a damning special counsel report accused him of elderly man with a poor memory, abc news/ipsos poll finds 86% americans do believe biden is too old to seven another term as president, number including 60% say he and trump are too old, the report could damage biden's 2024 reelection boyd former first lady hillary clinton weighed in saying age legitimate for both she claims white house staff members agree, liz i think one of the most damning things suggesting biden too feeble to prosecute we're supposed to believe too feeble to prosecutor but not feeble enough he can run country? liz: i want everyone imagine biden sitting down with one-on-one with president xi i would not want to be a spectator i can't imagine how lost biden becomes we have been seeing this since 2020 election. and he was in the basement during that election, not because of covid but because these cases were already there he was losing his trai

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. >> let's jump ahead to ibm. price target sewed gets upped at bernstein.e don't talk about it that much. the price target to 165 from 145. they see a profitable path or potential path to $12 billion in free cash flow. jenny, you own it. >> i think it's funny when you increase a price target and it's $20 a share below where it is. they put out a great free cash flow yield, this estimate, and we still own it. i think our investment thesis is the same today as it always has been, which is as we move into cloud and as we move into big data and ai, the biggest are going to be the winners. ibm, though so much is old and sleepy about it, they bought red hat, they have a huge set of data and they're going to be a winner in the space. it's not going to be one of the big flashy winners but a slow and steady winner. our price target has been north of 200. a little different than theirs. i think we'll get there. in the meantime a 4% dividend yield while i wait for that to continue to matriculate. >> i will throw a curveball. let's pull up the gld. gold was under $2,00

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in a word, ibm was not ready for prime time.ome skipping school entirely, opting for a good old fashioned snow day. >> fun, fun, fun. it's much better to be outside than sitting indoors. we're not really interested in doing the virtual learning thing doesn't work at this age. it's yeah, it's not for us. >> about three inches of snow accumulated right here in the center of the city. it's been more than two years since the big apple saw this much snow in central park. connor hansen, fox news is ready. >> we got a wet period coming up as we move into the bay area. weekend starts tomorrow. lingers into saturday. sunday and perhaps into monday in some form or another. i think saturday looks like the wettest day, but lots is going to change when we look at the layout of the next three systems. essentially we've got storm one, two and three. 3rd may turn out to be three and four. we'll see. but that system one kind of goes through tomorrow. if that thing drops, it's still going to be good. like last night when i was looking at it, i wa

ibm's the third. salesforce, the fourth if. the worst of the blue chips though, and charles was just referencing this, walgreen boots alliance. the pharmacy chain getting the boot from the dow index and will be replaced by amazon. since walgreen boots alliance joined the industrials, i think it was 2018, shares have lost 65% of their value. amazon joins the club at the start of trade monday. shares right now up about a third of a percent, bucking the overall market trend for the moment we should tell you one car on the nasdaq train derailing its own sector and the index. cybersecurity solutions company palo alto networks is skidding 28.7% after giving disappointing current quarter billings guidance. it is the worst performer on the nasdaq which, by the way, is dropping about 153 point. and it's -- 152 points. it's just crushing every name in the sector as witnessed by the drop of 7.5 for the global-x cybersecurity etf, ticker symbol bug. clearly, the story of the hour is nvidia's power over the markets and and how to invest up

. >> and a word ibm was not ready for prime time, some skipping school entirely, opting for a good old fashioned snow day. >> fun, fun, fun. it's much better to be outside than sitting indoors. we're not really interested in doing the virtual learning thing doesn't work at this age. it's yeah, it's not for us. >> about three inches of snow accumulated right here in the center of the city. it's been more than two years since the big apple saw this much snow in central park. connor hansen, fox news. >> all right, pretty nice day today. had a plenty of sunshine and a few clouds. that's how it goes again tomorrow or tonight. and then tomorrow morning. clouds increase to the point that we get a few scattered showers in here. so things are changing around as you might guess, a weak front on on wednesday. on wednesday tomorrow. and it's actually stronger than we thought originally. originally last night when i was here, i was like, oh, maybe, you know, 10th of an inch, quarter of an inch, but this thing is going to produce perhaps a half inch to an inch of rain in some places on wednesday. so

. >> reporter: new york city schools chancellor saying ibm wasn't prepared. >> we'll be doing a full analysis of what happened here, because we don't expect this to be the last remote day that we have >> reporter: while the february nor'easter has been a headache for many, others are embracing the winter wonderland, after a lackluster season. >> you can't count how much snow there is >> reporter: emilie ikeda, nbc news, ridgway, new jersey. >>> in new york, voters braving that snow to vote in the special election to replace expelled republican congressman george santos. democrats hoping to flip the seat and further chip away the house gop's majority here is stephanie gosk >> reporter: even in the driving snow, new york's third district came out with purpose. >> because you can't complain about the way things are if you're not going to do something about it >> reporter: why was it important for you to come out, even in this crazy weather >> oh, because i want mazi to win, that's why. >> reporter: republican mazi pilip, an orthodox jew born in ethiopia, served in the israel defense for

it is somebody like me who has been through the real world, working for companies like ibm and addressing challenges not only of my company but also as an elected leader, getting reelected with the highest votes for attacking the tough challenges and delivering. >> let's pivot to another issue. there is a saying that says that all of politics are local but sometimes something happens on the world stage that elevates that issue to something that voters really care about. in this moment, it is fair to say that that is the war between israel and hamas and there are many people that might be inclined to vote for a democrat typically who are not happy with either the president or the party's stance on that issue. what would you say to those voters? >> we had peace there in that region on october 6. there was a cease-fire. it was broken on october 7. america, when we had 9/11 play out here, we walked into afghanistan and then iraq . 400,000 people died as a result of that. terrorism has no place in our society. we need to crush it and right now is the time to crush hamas. i am glad president bi

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