everyone says faber, faber, faber, faber. i said nothing.ure enough, sure enough no one talked about the bigger story you broke which is that musk may have been the recipient of all these dell -- of all what dell had. >> -- very important customer. >> in the same way that, if you're a drug maker and you have to use mckesson or you have to use one of these -- cardinal, what happens is that they're the middlemen. a lot of people feel they make too much money. dell was the middle man and looks like it chose to eat a lot of it. michael dell is a terrific guy. if he thinks it's a great idea to take little margin to get musk because of the back end, that's genius. but to think that dell is not making any money? come on. dell's stock is such a buy here. i want to buy it for my trust but i can't because i talk about it. that's what's going on. i think there's a false sense that everythingis falling apart. >> with rates coming down the way we have, why aren't we seeing more of a rally, or are we seeing it in the smaller companies, smaller as in not t

david faber will join us on set minutes from now. i'm melissa lee. on the desk tonightapple's astow run. soaring 7% today, the best since november 2022. that move adding a whopping $215 billion to its market cap, that is more than one entire adobe for this now just $40 billion away from reclaiming most valuable company title from microsoft, a position it ceded backin january. apple was the top performer in the s&p, dow, and nasdaq 100. so, what changed for apple in just the past 24 hours? it was just 24 hours ago, guy, that we were all sitting here around the desk, lamenting how boring the deal was. >> look, i think that, i guess the market had a chance to digest certain things, you know, gene munster yesterday put out a very compelling case and then on twitter an hour or so ago said the crazy part of the factors driving apple shares today are just getting started. and maybe he's spot on. he's been spot on. i'll say this, though, i think the upgrade cycle was in place all along. i'm still not convinced this will add to it, however, the market seems t

up next, paramount shares after david faber reported the company and skydance have agreed to terms of here, the whole story. david, it's great to see you. thanks for joining us? we'll try. it has been, as you said earlier, quite a drama. it does have one more final act and that involves sherry redstone and i'll get to that because it's not unimportant and we'll give you the details of the deal reached between the board of directors representing the b holders or the smaller vote holders of the company, the common, and skydance and its partner redbird and there it is. 2 billion will go to national am amusements and it's controlled by sherry redstone and they tender for less than 50% of the b shares. it might be something for the a's in here as well, kelly, but at 15 and you get a choice essentially at the close of the transaction and do you want to roll in because you really believe in the plan and you don't have to tender, but that's an opportunity. they also put a billion and a half in cash in the balance sheet and that helps from debt reduction to get this company back to investment

that's david faber with the latest reporting. we'll go right into the market zone now. markets commentator, mike santoli here to break down the crucial moments of this trading day. leslie picker on the sell-off in the financials and kate rogers looking ahead to oracle earnings out in overtime. mike, i'll begin with you. a day when apple hits an all-time high. cpi in the morning, a fed decision in the afternoon. >> the overall market, pretty placid. we have this churn. a very good treasury auction has yields down. a week ago, the market was looking for permission to celebrate lower yields in the form of a good jobs report. we got half permission. now we're looking for the same permission when it comes to cpi showing further disinflation and maybe a no-new news fed press conference. it's always willing to overreact to something that's not really a change in the story from the fed, but i don't think that we should expect necessarily the fooegd out there trying to pull the market in any one direction. >> we'll see. it's going to be exciting. we'll be with gundlach in los an

wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david fabert post nine of the new york stock exchange. futures do pop here as may cpi comes in with a goose egg on headline, below estimates and the lowest monthly print in four years. core is also light. ten-year now at a two-and-a-half-month low and the fed is on deck. our road map begins with that cooler than expected inflation print with the fed's latest interest rate announcement and projection coming later today. >>> plus, shares of paramount under pressure after shari redstone pulled the plug on that deal with skydance. >>> we have a big a.i.-fueled boost for oracle. those shares are up rather sharply on google and openai cloud deal news. >>> let's begin with this market reaction to cpi ahead of the fed's decision and presser this afternoon, jim. man, the internals on this, whether it's gas prices, core goods, insurance -- >> insurance finally broke. there was a piece out last night saying that prop cash broke and auto brakes and those are things we all have to pay, you drive your car to w

good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david fabert post nine of the new york stock exchange. we do quick off the month of june. these first couple weeks will be busy. futures are pretty solid after friday's monster closing rally. ten-year is back below 4.5%. our road map begins with the a.i. race. the rivalry intensifying over the weekend as nvidia and amd preview these new generations of chips powering the global a.i. boom. >>> plus, johnson & johnson closes its $14 billion acquisition of shock wave medical and unveils new data on its highly anticipated lung cancer treatment. j&j's ceo joins us exclusively a few minutes from now. >>> and the memes roar back. you heard becky just talking about it. gamestop shares surging premarket, this after roaring kitty revealed that he may have a huge position in the stock through options. >>> let's begin with nvidia rising in the premarket. company unveils the road map for its next generation a.i. chips. the platform titled ruben is slated for a 2026 rollout. blackwell was launched just months a

the newly elected chairman of the defense committee of the bundestag, markus faber, visited donetsk region and kharkiv region, people's deputy of ukraine yehor chervniv told about this. the trip to ukraine is fabor's first foreign trip in his new position. although usually, according to tradition, the newly elected heads of the german defense committee make their first visit to a neighboring country. according to cherniv , various practical issues were discussed during the meeting. issues, in particular, the quality of certain types of shells for german saws and parts that are necessary for the repair of equipment. for another year, the european union extended sanctions against the russian federation for the annexation of crimea. this was reported in the press service of the council of the eu. restrictive measures will include a ban on the import to the european union of goods originating from the illegally annexed peninsula, as well as infrastructure goods. or financial investment and tourism services therefrom. in the european union emphasize that they do not recognize and continue to co

i'm david faber with jim cramer live from post nine at the new york stock exchange.uncil, council summit in d.c. i'm not sure we have our boards right now so we're not going to be able to look at futures

faber moreira admitted that he almost fell asleep on the mixer a couple of times.eded to be changed, but his friends helped, who rang the bell at that moment, as soon as they saw what he had eyes close. the dj prepared for this achievement for 2 years under the guidance of a personal trainer, nutritionist, physiotherapist and guru- yogi, and probably also compiled a playlist. at the same time, by the way, he did not use any stimulants for activity. it turns out that music helps us stay awake, probably yes, but at least it helps us wake up in a good mood, you said that he slept for 15 minutes, he did this to the beats, that is... to the tune , tut, tut, tut, so as not to sleep too long, in general, an interesting record, and well done friends, that supported him in such a difficult dance creation. i think those 10 people who had to be constantly on the dance floor were also his friends, who also set a certain record for continuous dancing. i wonder if my friends slept during this in exactly the same way, probably for 15 minutes each, yes, well, we don’t know for sur

david faber often stalks about jeffries financial as an important indicator. i think that jeffries will deliver a good quarter, but i'm also concerned about the results of the stress test we get the results at 4:30 p.m., and i'm always concerned that one or two big banking will be viewed as vulnerable that may steal some thunder even if we get clean bills of health later on also, we've got to find out if the federal government is finally buying all the drones they can it's been incredibly slow, with the pentagon -- that's not the wave, though i think ava is a better way. on thursday we convene the monthly investment meeting we'll discuss the travel trust positions. we also, of course, this is also going to initiate a new name, which i think is very important. that means we'll buy something for the trust on the call, plus a second-half look thursday morning there should be fireworks, as walgreens report maybe the ceo has something up his sleeve to stem the bleeding. i can't figure out how he pulls this one off tough, tough call, but he's a smart guy. he's only

what we are looking at of a similar project in terms of scale and budget, would be the monument being fabericated now for the san francisco main public library. this stands at 9 foot 5. 6.6 feet. and then in this slide it give youz a bit of context for the second public art opportunity highlighted in red you see the art wall called out for the second art opportunity. again, it is a total of 606 square feet and it does include the large interior wall of the clubhouse, and adjacent exterior wall by the entrance of the plaza. and some projects we are using as example and precedent include central subway tower on the right as well as at the golden gate park tennis center on the bottom right as wem as the left image of mosaic work at sfo as useful examples as well. in the next slide i will be describing the public art project goals for each opportunity, so for the sculpture opportunity we have the goals for act as a welcoming beacon to the portsmouth square plaza highly visible from the street and draws people into park space. that it celebrates the people history and values of san francisco's chinato

. >> you say it may come back into faber.we're seeing some reports of hedge funds selling their software holdings to get more into the ai tried. enterprise software is used by just about every big company. >> i honestly think it's going to be a function of the economy. we've had a massive bull run since 12/23, and that's been a function that rates in the minds of most investors have peaked. but now growth is going to start slow. the software businesses are pretty predictable. when growth becomes scarce, you've got go go defensive and predictable. so these software names may start to offer that. if you think about the growth, 34% for crowdstrike is not a great number in the grand scheme of things. they posted 34% in 2022, a bds the stock would have been off 40%. >> i understand. it's all about perspective. >> yeah, exactly. >> you know, part of the software slump has been cybersecurity. i've talked about this on the show quite a bit. ever since palo alto announced nair plans, they've been lower. it's absolutely necessary. ther

david faber has the morning off.inal week of q2 as the s&p's coming off three weeks of gains, up nearly 4% for the month. busy week. pce, the presidential debates, micron earnings, nike, carnival, fedex, and more. our road map begins with the final trading week of the first half. gdp, pce coming, a lot of fed speak on deck. while high-flying nvidia does look on track for a three-day slump. >>> all things apple, the first company now charged with violating the eu's dma rules and discussing an a.i. partnership with meta. >>> and federal prosecutors want boeing to face some criminal charges from the doj. >>> let's begin with the market kicking off this week of trading. you are a sight for sore eyes. did you have fun? >> it was the greatest. i was with my two daughters, and you can't beat it. it was all outdoors, not a lot of paying attention to the market, although i did my deep dive yesterday, and i will say from the get-go, it is almost impossible -- there. yeah. that's the grand tetons. the national park system is un

good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. futures are soft. europe's under some pressure. our focus once again on france, equities not able to enjoy more disinflation today. ten-year hugs 4.2%, the lowest in three months. our road map begins with what's next for tesla and musk. >> yesterday was broadcom. today, it's adobe riding that a.i. rally. those shares are surging on quarterly results and guidance that was raised. >>> and of course, we'll stick with tech, why not. apple and microsoft continue to battle it out for the title of most valuable company in the united states. >>> let's begin with musk's pay package being approved by tesla shareholders. jim, it was not close. some 77%. he's got vanguard to thank, it looks like. >> yeah, i also think there was a belief that there would be an existential crisis without musk, that musk certainly could take his bat and ball and go home. the energized musk is very exciting for me. maybe he has something up his sleeve. he tends to have som

wednesday morning, welcome to sid"squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. adp becomes the latest in a series of soft economic prints this week at 152,000. ten-year drops to 4.31%. that's a two-month low, although oil does bounce a bit off the lowest price since february. elon musk confirming the cnbc.com report which says he redirected nvidia a.i. chip shipments meant for tesla to x, and xai. >>> speaking of a.i., shares of nvidia, yes, they continue to move higher, narrowing its valuation gap with apple and marching toward a $3 trillion valuation. >>> also ahead, right here, s.e.c. chair gary gensler is going to join us, here at post nine. we're going to talk crypto regulation, meme stocks, any number of different things that we have in mind for him. >>> let's begin this morning with tesla, now about a week away from that big vote on musk's pay package, and separately, elon musk did confirm cnbc.com's story that he diverted thousands of nvidia chips to his other companies, x and xai, as we said in a post on soci

stay, thank you, by the way, hotel designer, my fellow countryman, which was inspired by the famous faberttic room, yes, i love it, i don’t know why, but the feeling that i ’m under a roof always gives me a feeling of comfort. well, probably because as a child, like many children, i really loved using bed linen, building tents for myself, hiding in them and playing for a long time, like a lighthouse here, by the way, which is good with the st. petersburg weather. i like it so much about st. petersburg that you look at the building from the outside and see this charming historical appearance, the beauty in classical understanding, and then you walk in like in a box or like an egg in an aberge, and you open a surprise, well, in this case , a wonderful modern interior, let's go, in italian it translates literally as i'm not being modest, so thank you, i didn't know that after compliments can work up an appetite, i suggest you invest in something tasty, something grumbling, dmitry bogachev, chef co-owner of a restaurant of original cuisine with elements of asia, which is one of the ten best r

the comparison comparisons over faber's dome of trump as far as the markets and how they performed undere could go for market performance under donald trump in excess of 57% otherwise you have to take my word for it. monastic of 142 setback s&p 50069. i guess we don't have that i apologize check for joe biden and a little less doubtfully 7% 35% advance for nasdaq oddi for%. there we'll be a quiz on this afterward so folks, please pay attention. the bottom line the market segments a lot more for donald trump. that feels this argument that donald trump might raise your having a little bit of the game here but it's nothing like begin that i have. what to make of that comparison? >> ethic it's interesting when you look back at what's always being careless i believe for any parasitic to take credit for what's going on in the market has so much more to do with the overall economy that you either adopt or adjust to it. going back it's really been a better track to take to take no credit for the market whatsoever and hope you're policies which are by economic growth which drives earnings and the

cramer and faber have the morning off.utures, a bit soft on this holiday-shortened week after the nasdaq's record close on friday. s&p now up 7 of 8 weeks as more strategists raise their targets over the weekend. our road map begins with wall street's bullish expectations. the s&p getting a new top target of 6,000 and eyeing its 30th record of the year. >>> plus, big tech's dominance. 17 of the top 20 performers coming from the i.t. sector this month. goldman-sachs saying a.i. continues to fuel the boom. >>> and shares of autodesk rallying on news that activist fund starboard value has taken a $500 million stake in the company. we've got a lot of color on that one. >>> let's begin with the markets as we kick off this holiday-shortened week. of course, the news over the weekend, goldman, upping their year-end target and evercore isi at a time where we were getting a little antsy about narrowing breadth. >> i think we're still antsy about it, but what's interesting is the targets are all the market cap weighted s&p 500, and

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchanges. futures are mixed, off the early lows as we got the surprise drop in producer prices down .2%, and jobless claims spiked at the highest level since august ten year drops to 4.25 our road map begins with fed expectations holding rates steady now the surprise on wholesale prices >> we are monitoring the big vote on elon musk's pay package. he claims shareholders voted in favor of that would around $46 billion now pay package. and broadcom's big beat, the tech giant surging, double digits in the premarket, you heard frank holland talking about it and the ten for one stock split. >> let's begin with this market reaction to the tamer than expected ppi number, jim that's with claims and cpi, three dovish prints in a couple of days. >> we're going to hear a lot about mortgage rates coming down and what it will mean. i think it is difficult to figure out because there is just such demand for housing. doesn't matter what, but obvious mortgages will be more abundant. what i'm focused on is what

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla withimid fabert post 9 of the new york stock exchange. coming off all time highs for s&p, nasdaq, futures a bit mixed as the ecb delivers that long awaited cut in rates since 2016. the ten year bill 4.3. the big tech ai boom, nvidia the second most valuable company, and rallying ahead of the open. >> plus ai dominance is under s scrutiny. the doj open antitrust inquiries of microsoft, openai and nvidia. we have lulu shares surging despite weak second quarter -- a weak second quarter outlook. five below seeing lower consumer sending levels. >> let's begin with nvidia joining the $3 trillion valuation club, surpassing a apple to become the second most valuable company in the united states behind microsoft. jim put all ofpective last nigh money." >> we've got some huge winners in our time, steve jobs, the iphone, bill gates, windows, jeff bezos, amazon, now meta. nothing like jensen. nothing at all. bottom line, thank you, jensen, for changing the world and for you skeptics, take a look at today's bigg

faber has the morning off.inal trading day of the month, the quarter, and the first half as futures go green on this friendly core pce print, mostly in line, annual rate down to 2.6%. bonds do catch a bid. ten-year, 4.26%. road map begins with politics, though, and your portfolio. markets are pricing in the chance of a trump victory or the chance of a new candidate after last night's debate performance. nike shares are tumbling after that sales and guidance miss, and as we said, futures in the green. the fed's preferred inflation gauge does show continued slowing inflation. let's begin with last night's debate between the president and former president trump and the implications for markets, jim. the word disaster being used quite a bit in "the journal" today regarding president biden. does it spur you to make any investment decisions? >> yes. and i'm glad you asked me that way because i don't have that much more to add. michael is my guy for the most part, jpmorgan, because he does talk about what happens if b

of course, other situations stock scott faber all at once because of how much attention they get. 2021lot of it fueled by easy money with near zero interest rates a lot of equity kicking around anna had to go somewhere which is why so many money-losing companies had redhawks.-- redhawk -- red hot stocks. near zero interest rates to come to an end. at that point, we knew about to be drained out of the entire market because that is what occurs. very quickly told you new environment where anything speculative was toast and you want to own real companies that make things or do stuff at profit. not the most elegant way to phrase it. places got obliterated in 2022. putting aside the interest rate issue, the fed is not tightening and safe to speculate, watch how many analysts are following the little speculative stocks to know when the run is going to end. bottom line, red-hot speculative stock it's too much attention, he needs to rally on its last legs because there are only so many people willing to buy these things and eventually the bulls run out of firepower. stick with cramer. >> mr. cr

at the tiara, the faber myrtle leaf tiara , which faber myrtle leaf tiara, which was made for gravess also told me that they've been incredibly moved by the messages of support. and as you heard from some of those people in the vox pops there, which i did earlier , uh, the duke has paid earlier, uh, the duke has paid three local businesses here in chester to give out free ice creams at the locals so they can join in the celebrations. well thank you very much . indeed thank you very much. indeed cameron walker, our royal correspondent. thank you for keeping an eye on everything over there and the security situation. see that no one has come to any harm. thank you. it's interesting seeing these older women doing this protest because i can understand that if you are someone who is more advanced in your years, you know , perhaps you don't care so much about the future generation and their lack of economic growth. perhaps you think you've done all right in society , and you all right in society, and you don't care so much about younger people . but let me just say this people. but let me

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.onday's closing high for s&p, nasdaq. the fed meeting begins today. the market shifts its focus from tech to the macro. our roadmap begins with apple joining the ai arms frenzy. big potential boost to the tech giant's product cycle, but is it too late to the game? >> el lie lilly's alzheimer's drug gets unanimous backing in an fda add voois viezry panel. general motor authorized a $6 billion stock buyback. >> the morning after wwdc, apple unveiling what it calls apple intelligence to add ai features to its products, bringing open ai's chatgpt. the stock did close down almost 2% in yesterday's session, although, jim, moelis says don't be fooled by the sell aught. >> he and i have pretty much agreed. i talked to tim cook, ceo, you have to say, all right, you put all these things together, tie them together. unless you owe the pro or the pro max 15, you're going to want to upgrade. do you want to have your own emojis? of course you do. i send emoji with sunglasses to my kids all the time.

favorite program is on air for 60 minutes, 60 minutes total on rtl, this music will be eternal, italian dj faberswitched first of all to proper nutrition, went in for sports, gave up stale drinks and energy drinks arranged a holiday for everyone, which he maintained for 10 days, history is silent, yes, as for holidays, according to a survey for the majority of russians, a holiday is a meeting with family and friends, a feast and, of course, songs from... tomorrow's holiday weekend is no exception. the main musical event of the day on our channel will be the broadcast of the concert goal in honor of russia day. on red square, your favorite songs will be performed by nikolai baskov, irina allegrova, oleg gazmanov, polina gagarina and shaman and other popular performers. starts at 21:00, oh well what else to see, we’ll tell you now. oh, what kind of people, without protection. the faces are all familiar and beloved, all the phrases from the film have already become catchphrases. this coming weekend we will have another meeting with the beautiful, courageous alexei batalov, cozy raisa rezanova and w

faber has the morning off. futures are under some pressure as yields bounce on some hot inflation reads around the globe. canada, yesterday. australia, today. that said, several upgrades today for names like apple, depot, shopify, and more. our road map begins with nvidia today, extending the rebound, returning to that $3 trillion valuation club. >>> fedex surging after posting that q4 beat, reversing six straight quarterly sales declines. >>> and there's rivian, soaring on this volkswagen plan to invest up to $5 billion in the ev start-up. let's begin, though, with the markets. the dow is coming off the worst session of the month. nvidia shares continue to rebound. jim, are you thrown by australia's cpi running hot? is that what this is about? >> i do believe that what we're stuck with is this endless running hot. there's always some component, and it's wearsome. this is a $12 billion company, but it's just reverberated throughout housing, throughout everything in a house, out a house, if it weren't for the fa

faber and cramer have the day off. ten-year drops to 4.24.arkets, of course, are closed tomorrow for the juneteenth holiday. the s&p and nasdaq aiming to set some fresh all-time highs. >> on that note, apple and microsoft helping to fuel the technically as they continue to battle for the title of most valuable company in the u.s. the consumer the also in focus. retail sales for may coming in below forecast including a surprise drop when you strip out autos. >> let's begin with the markets and this morning's retail sales data. interesting, x auto down to 10th. ap frames it as consumers barely spent during the month. >> we knew the consumer was under pressure and we got confirmation in today's retail sales report. there was more optimism going into today because of the dip in april. it turns out april revised lower to a negative .02. the headline number today, .1% retail sales. the key control series which goes into gdp, takes out autos and gas and building materials and food services. it was .4% month over month which also came in a bit light.

faber has the morning off.he story flips as nvidia looks to bounce after the worst three-day drop in a year and a half. what does this mean for the next rotation? a tough three-day slight. bofa adds it to best of breed today. the eu's new tech target accusing microsoft of breaking antitrust rules. we're watching the plane makers, airbus cutting targets and boeing reportedly in talks to buy back spirit mostly with stock. let's begin with nvidia looking to rebound after sliding into correction territory. jim, even though since the close on the 14th, s&p is up a touch. >> i don't like rallies that start in pre opening, and the reason i don't is because then anybody who is in it yesterday, who bought it -- 118 -- 117 after the close. those people are going to hit, going to hit, going to hit. that's going to make other sellers come up. you want to see it open down and then rally. this takes away the opportunity. so the people are not i think going to be able to say let's make a stand here unless micron -- they have

david faber has the morning off. we set the table for a big week.pi, fed decision, tesla's annual meeting, futures getting dinged a bit by higher yields in europe after sunday's parliamentary elections. our road map going to begin with this big week on the street. investors preparing for that big batch of inflation data. >>> apple holding its long-awaited worldwide developers conference today, expected to unveil some new a.i. products. >>> we will continue to monitor musk and that major tesla shareholder vote as one of the company's largest shareholders n announced they will be voting against the $56 billion pay package. >>> let's begin with what we said will be a busy week for the markets, jim. fed in the middle of it, cpi tomorrow. >> yeah, i mean, it's odd, because it's june 10th. maybe it's before the end of the summer, but this is some week, and the worldwide developers conference has been something that we follow periodically. this one has major import for reasons that have more to do with the new phone but also with the sense of what happened

cramer and faber have the morning off.utures relatively steady after thursday's downside s&p reversal. big options expirations today would bring some fireworks. euro zone pmis slow down. our own ten-year yield is down to 4.22%. the nasdaq, ending its string of recent records. >>> plus, nvidia pulling back, losing the most valuable crown. shares of it and other chip makers down sharply from the highs of the week. we'll get into that action in just a moment. >>> corporate hack attacks, thousands of auto dealers going back to pen-and-paper deals after a cyber breakdown at a key software provider heads into its third day. >>> let's begin with this tech pullback we got yesterday, snapping the nasdaq's seven-day win streak. mike, you were here to see it firsthand. >> yep. >> explanations? >> i would say you could make observations and descriptions more than explanations, but the set-up was obviously there. not just seven days up in the nasdaq 100, but statistically, as stretched to the upside as you've only been a handful of tim

cramer and faber have the morning off.tocks do look to resume their climb after wednesday's holiday. central banks continue to ease this morning. it's the swiss, qqq's closing in on a 20% total return for the year so far. our road map begins with the number one and rising nvidia, now the most valuable listed company, and shares set to climb again at the open. >>> plus, shares of accenture rallying following results, the company saying generative a.i. new bookings have totaled so far this year. and watching the strength of the consumer, kroger and darden rallying as quarterly results come in better than expected. >>> let's kick things off this morning with nvidia. it is the new market cap king, of course, topping microsoft and apple, in terms of valuation. not only that, mike, but you could look at the entire uk market or various forces around the world. >> yes. $3 trillion is real money, no matter how you slice it, 3-plus trillion. multiple things can be true at once, i think. it can be mostly fundamentally based, mostly f

david faber has the morning off.y 4% for the month. busy week. pce, the presidential debates, micron earnings, nike, carnival, fedex, and more. our road map begins with the final trading week of the first half. gdp, pce coming, a lot of fed speak on deck. while high-flying nvidia does look on trac

faber and cramer have the day off. ten-year drops to 4.24. the s&p and nasdaq aiming to set some fresh all-time highs. >>

faber has the morning off.is mean for the next rotation? a tough three-day slight. bofa adds it t

wednesday morning, welcome to sid"squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber. adp becomes the latest in a series of soft economic prints this week at 152,000. ten-year drops to 4.31%. that's a two-month low, although oil does bounce a bit off the lowest price since february. elon musk confirming the cnbc.com report which says he redirected nvidia a.i. chip shipments meant fo

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.e market shifts its focus from tech to the macro. our roadmap begins with apple joining the ai arms frenzy. big potential boost to the tech giant's product cycle, but is it too late to the game? >> el lie lilly's alzheimer's drug get

good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faberance, equities not able to enjoy more

cramer and faber have the morning off.% total return for the year so far. our road map begins with the number

faber has the morning off.yesterday. australia, today. that said, several upgrades today for names like apple, depot, shopify, and more. our road map begins with nvidia today,

wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faberomes in with a goose egg on headline, below estimates and the lowest monthly print in four years. core is also light. ten-year now at a two-and-a-half-month low and the fed is on deck. our road map begins with that cooler than expected inflation print with the fed's

david faber has the morning off. we set the table for a big week. yields in europe after sunday's parliamentary elections. our road map going to begin with this big week on the street. investors preparing for that big batch of inflation data. >>> apple holding its long-awaited worldwide developers conference today, expected to unveil

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla withimid fabertime highs for s&p, nasdaq, futures a bit mixed as the ecb delivers that long awaited cut in rates since 2016. the ten year bill 4.3. the big tech ai boom, nvidia the second most valuable company, and rallying ahead of the open. >> plus ai dominance

cramer and faber have the morning off. s&p now up 7 of 8 weeks as more strategists raise their targets over the weekend. our road map begins with wall street's bullish expectations. the s&p getting a new top target of 6,000 and eyeing its 30th record of the year. >>> plus, big tech's domin

good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david fabereks will be busy. futures are pretty solid after friday's monster closing rally. ten-year is back below 4.5%. our road map begins with the a.i. race. the rivalry intensifying over the weekend as nvidia and amd preview these new generations of chips powering the global a.i. boom. >>>

cramer and faber have the morning off. big options expirations today would bring some fireworks. euro zone pmis slow down. our own ten-year yield is down to 4.22%. the nasdaq, ending its string of recent records. >>> plus, nvidia pulling back,

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchanges.urprise drop in producer prices down .2%, and jobless claims spiked at the highest level since august ten year drops to 4.25 our road map begins with fed expectations holding rates steady now the surprise o

faber has the morning off.res go green on this friendly core pce print, mostly in line, annual rate down to 2.6%. bonds do catch a bid. ten-year, 4.26%. road map begins with politics, th

structures at that time that were, yes, they, too, of course, were quite interested in all sorts of fabers, and some of them were more artists, yes, well, artists, it turned out to be burdensome that they were connected with some kind of crime, they rob apartments, which means that when some guests, they found the fur coat, sheepskin coat, coat they needed there, took out the keys, which means they ran there, robbed, and then calmly came back. well, this later came to light, for example, such a wonderful artist eduard steinberg had a brother, borukh steinberg, and a less significant artist, but he was just uh, well he was trading a little bigger than his dad, for some reason he ended up at home, they made a mistake, and he’s still a big guy like olyadovlatov, he started to fight with them somehow, in general he remained disabled, they stuck a knife into his spine, dad - me i gave it to my grandmother, i was 3 years old, which means that, in principle, i lived with my grandmother almost all the time, and for some reason he asked me to pick me up a day earlier, he went on a visit, returned,