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robert frank is joining us with the latest we have seen so far. robert. >> frank, it was a lot. the first quarter is not a lot of selling and usually that is in the fourth quarter. this year, we saw more in the first quarter since 2021. pre-scheduled trades nearing $25 billion in the first quarter. that's according to smart insider. the telling is more than double from last year. most of the sales were in tech. jeff jeff jeff bezos accounted for one-third with $1 billion of amazon shares. amazon ceo andy jassy also cashing in $21 million of shares. that is equal to what he sold in 2022 and 2023 combined. mark zuckerberg sold shares for the first time in three years. he cashed in $135 million of shares. peter thiel selling for the first time in three years selling $175 million of palantir. s snowflake's ceo cashed in weeks before he announced his departure. insider sales don't mean a top for the stocks, but studies show, frank, that the insiders tend to sell near or at the near-term peak and they certainly, based on the market moves, call it pretty well in the first quarter by se
robert frank is joining us with the latest we have seen so far. robert. >> frank, it was a lot. the first quarter is not a lot of selling and usually that is in the fourth quarter. this year, we saw more in the first quarter since 2021. pre-scheduled trades nearing $25 billion in the first quarter. that's according to smart insider. the telling is more than double from last year. most of the sales were in tech. jeff jeff jeff bezos accounted for one-third with $1 billion of amazon shares....
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our robert frank joins us with more on how they plan to do that. good morning. >> tax day may be over but audits for high earnings is growing fast. states like new york and california have been sending hundreds of thousands of audit letters to top earnings. there were 771 aud itses in 202 2. that is up 56% from the previous year. accountants and tax lawyers say audits have increased dramatically in the past six months. states had to cut their budget staff for reasons but they're doing more audits through ai. they're looking for patterns with high earnings who may be underpaying or even underreporting income. the big focus is high earnings who move to other states during covid. tax authorities are challenging many of those moves saying those moves weren't permanent and those folks still owe their state taxes. another target is remote workers. no, is going after workers who technically report to a new york office or new york headquarters, but they live and work entirely in a different state. california's deficit is now $38 billion. new york's deficit
our robert frank joins us with more on how they plan to do that. good morning. >> tax day may be over but audits for high earnings is growing fast. states like new york and california have been sending hundreds of thousands of audit letters to top earnings. there were 771 aud itses in 202 2. that is up 56% from the previous year. accountants and tax lawyers say audits have increased dramatically in the past six months. states had to cut their budget staff for reasons but they're doing...
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robert frank has more on that story. cash is king, robert. >> cash is king, tyler. now more than ever. real estate sales falling 4% nationwide in the first quarter, but luxury real estate saw the biggest increase in three years and that's the tale of redfin and it is driven by rates and supply. mortgage rates above 7% have put homes out of reach for most buyers and healthy buyers are buying with all cash. that's the highest in at least a decade. in manhattan, cash deals accounted for a record 68% of all sales and all of that cash is pushing up prices and luxury home prices went up 9% in the quarter and that was twice as fast as the broader market. higher prices are drawing more buyers. number of luxury homes for sale jumped 13% in the quarter and that compares to a 3% decline, and there's more inventory there and the market was prof dense rhode island followed by virginia beach and it was the strongest sales growth by the luxury homes and where the wealthy are putting her money and cnbc.com/insidewealth or use the qr code for your phone. tyler? >> seattle doesn't su
robert frank has more on that story. cash is king, robert. >> cash is king, tyler. now more than ever. real estate sales falling 4% nationwide in the first quarter, but luxury real estate saw the biggest increase in three years and that's the tale of redfin and it is driven by rates and supply. mortgage rates above 7% have put homes out of reach for most buyers and healthy buyers are buying with all cash. that's the highest in at least a decade. in manhattan, cash deals accounted for a...
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robert frank joins me now to look at the wealthy and passport portfolios. this plays a lot into consumption, right? a lot of chinese want different passports so that they can go and buy luxury goods in other places. >> that's right. it works the other way, too. a lot of americans going over to europe and buying thing there is, including real estate. a record number of americans are getting second passports to hedge their risks. according to henley and partners, the u.s. is the largest market for applications for passports and visas. the american wealthy are adding a second or third or fourth citizenship. they're called past port portfolios, and they're designed to hedge your risks over multiple countries. some cite politics or social unrest. others like second passports for safer business travel, especially to countries hostile to the u.s. >> the idea of diversification is very well understood by wealthy individuals around what i'm -- but it makes no sense to have one country of citizenship when i have the ability to diversify that aspect of my life, as wel
robert frank joins me now to look at the wealthy and passport portfolios. this plays a lot into consumption, right? a lot of chinese want different passports so that they can go and buy luxury goods in other places. >> that's right. it works the other way, too. a lot of americans going over to europe and buying thing there is, including real estate. a record number of americans are getting second passports to hedge their risks. according to henley and partners, the u.s. is the largest...
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frank. >> robert, those are eye-popping numbers. are americans getting more invested after the stock market rally? >> they are. that is the other piece of good news. in addition to more wealth, we have more participation in the market. as of 2022, 58% of americans, an all-time record, are owning stocks right now. more are owning individual stocks, not just through the pension funds and 401(k)s. stocks are going up and wealth is going up and more americans are part of the gains and invested in the gains. >> robert, thank you. >>> coming up, powering the rise of a.i. the stocks that could see a bump from increasing demand from tech. >>> if you haven't already, follow our podcast on apple, spotify or other podcast apps. more "worldwide exchange" coming up after this. for 44 years. when i have customers come in and ask for something for memory, i recommend prevagen. number one, because it's effective. does not require a prescription. and i've been taking it quite a while myself and i know it works. and i love it when the customers come
frank. >> robert, those are eye-popping numbers. are americans getting more invested after the stock market rally? >> they are. that is the other piece of good news. in addition to more wealth, we have more participation in the market. as of 2022, 58% of americans, an all-time record, are owning stocks right now. more are owning individual stocks, not just through the pension funds and 401(k)s. stocks are going up and wealth is going up and more americans are part of the gains and...
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here to discuss is our very own robert franks. robert, is this part of a larger luxury migration to miami? but i feel like it's been going on. >> it's been going on, but this week, this past week has just brought this to a whole new level. look at jeff bezos paying $90 million for that property. he now spent $250 million just on land before he builds the new house. you have that waterfront compound in north miami beach that sold for well over 1$100 million. two sold for $150 million. this all follows kevin griffin taking his talents to miami. plus, 7 properties totals more than $170 million. he's also building a new home there. dina, i know all these billionaires are your clients. what are you hearing in the market right now? and what does it feel like? >> well, robert, thank you so much for having me today. they're not all my clients but about half of them are. you know, the market is extremely hot. it is such an exciting time to do luxury real estate in miami, because we have never seen this level of action before. >> and, you k
here to discuss is our very own robert franks. robert, is this part of a larger luxury migration to miami? but i feel like it's been going on. >> it's been going on, but this week, this past week has just brought this to a whole new level. look at jeff bezos paying $90 million for that property. he now spent $250 million just on land before he builds the new house. you have that waterfront compound in north miami beach that sold for well over 1$100 million. two sold for $150 million. this...
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frank, joins us with the details. what explains the trend? >> tyler, the growth has been incredible the number of family offices in the world has tripled since the pandemic, as you mentioned there are now over 4,500 of them in the world that's up from just 1,300 in 2019 family offices are the in-house investment firm for wealthy families, typically worth $100 million or more total assets for family offices now topping $6 trillion, so they account for a larger share of capital markets than hedge funds, private equity, or even venture capital. increasingly, they're putting their money into private markets. they're moving away from public equities their favored allocation for this year is private credit, followed by real estate and private equity they're also replacing traditional private equity in a lot of big deals michael dell's family office, they help take endeavor private this that was a $13 billion deal. family offices are also replacing private equity in the oil and gas sector a group of family offices bought col
frank, joins us with the details. what explains the trend? >> tyler, the growth has been incredible the number of family offices in the world has tripled since the pandemic, as you mentioned there are now over 4,500 of them in the world that's up from just 1,300 in 2019 family offices are the in-house investment firm for wealthy families, typically worth $100 million or more total assets for family offices now topping $6 trillion, so they account for a larger share of capital markets than...
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let's get to robert frank with details. good morning, robert. >> good morning, carl. record highs for stocks creating record wealth for households. household wealth reached an all-time high of $156 trillion at the end of 2023. almost all of that gain came from stocks, which added $4 trillion in wealth for americans just in the fourth quarter. stock ownership has always been fairly top heavy. the wealthiest 10% of americans own about 87% of all the stocks. the top 1% own about half. since 2020 the stock market combined with rising real estate values have created the fastest wealth boom in recent history for just about all americans. the wealth of the middle 50% to 90%. that's basically the middle class. that has increased by 45% just over the past three years. they've added $14 trillion wealth, about half coming from higher real estate values. meanwhile, the top 1% seeing their wealth increase by 49% over that time period. most of their gains come from stocks with equities adding $8 trillion in wealth. and the orbit of good news here, more americans are actually benefi
let's get to robert frank with details. good morning, robert. >> good morning, carl. record highs for stocks creating record wealth for households. household wealth reached an all-time high of $156 trillion at the end of 2023. almost all of that gain came from stocks, which added $4 trillion in wealth for americans just in the fourth quarter. stock ownership has always been fairly top heavy. the wealthiest 10% of americans own about 87% of all the stocks. the top 1% own about half. since...
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and robert frank is joining us. all cash buyers? i want to be one of those pl. >> real estate sales broadly falling 4% nationwide, but luxury real estate saw the biggest increase in three years. the tale of two markets is being driven by rates and supply. mortgage rates above 7% have put homes out of reach for most buyers, but wealthy buyers are paying cash, about half of all luxury homes were bought with all cash in the quarter. highest in at least a decade. in manhattan cash deals hit a record 68%. all that cash is pushing up prices. luxury home prices soared 9%, twice as fast as the broader market. higher prices are also drawing more buyers. the number of luxury homes for sale jumped 13% in the quarter, that compares to a 3% decline in the rest of the housing market. so you actually have inventory at the top, market with the fastest luxury price growth was province, rhode island followed wou by virginia beach. seenl seattle and then austin. you can read more in the inside wealth newsletter for a lot on where the wealthy are inves
and robert frank is joining us. all cash buyers? i want to be one of those pl. >> real estate sales broadly falling 4% nationwide, but luxury real estate saw the biggest increase in three years. the tale of two markets is being driven by rates and supply. mortgage rates above 7% have put homes out of reach for most buyers, but wealthy buyers are paying cash, about half of all luxury homes were bought with all cash in the quarter. highest in at least a decade. in manhattan cash deals hit a...
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robert frank joins us right now. man, that is the ultimate luxury. >> a record number of americans are getting second passports to hedge their risks. that's according to henley & partners. the u.s. is now the largest market for applications for multiple passports and long-term visas. they're not giving up their american citizenship. they're just adding a second, sometimes a third or fourth. these are called passport portfolios. some of these folks are citing politics or social unrest. others like second passports for safer business travel, especially countries that may be hostile to the u.s. >> the idea of diversification is very well understood by wealthy individuals. it makes no sense to have one country of citizenship when i have the ability to actually diversify. >> americans' favorite countries for a second passport are por portugal, malta, greece, and italy. a record number are expected to migrate mainly out of china, russ russia, and other hot spots. there will be an addition of 3,500 added millionaires. there
robert frank joins us right now. man, that is the ultimate luxury. >> a record number of americans are getting second passports to hedge their risks. that's according to henley & partners. the u.s. is now the largest market for applications for multiple passports and long-term visas. they're not giving up their american citizenship. they're just adding a second, sometimes a third or fourth. these are called passport portfolios. some of these folks are citing politics or social unrest....
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so -- stay tuned i think that's what's going to happen. >> wow. >> robert frank, thank you scott hodge, thank you. >> thanks. >>> all right. when we come back, magnificent seven winners and losers plus an early look at amazon and apple. both reporting results this week, and the drama at paramount global is the ceo on the way out? that's the word. stay tuned for that and more when "squawk b" tus.oxrern harry & david makes mother's day easy. share a gift, made with love, with the mom in your life. choose from hundreds of stunning baskets and towers. it's the perfect way to say thank you - for everything. harry & david. life is a gift. share more. everyday chaos. this mother's day, help mom take it in stride with thoughtful gifts from weathertech. from playing in the rain with muddy cleats on the floorliners. to dirty camping reminders in the cargo liner. spunky toddlers testing out the all-purpose mat. epic food fights contained by the seat protector. add a cupfone to secure her phone and just like that... you've made mom's life easier. order these american made products or a gift card a
so -- stay tuned i think that's what's going to happen. >> wow. >> robert frank, thank you scott hodge, thank you. >> thanks. >>> all right. when we come back, magnificent seven winners and losers plus an early look at amazon and apple. both reporting results this week, and the drama at paramount global is the ceo on the way out? that's the word. stay tuned for that and more when "squawk b" tus.oxrern harry & david makes mother's day easy. share a gift,...
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robert frank joins us now. i hope it is not increasing i ineq inequality? >> it's not. joe, record highs for stocks created record wealth. reaching an all-time high of $156 trillion thanks to the end of year stock rally. stocks added over $4 trillion of wealth for americans in the fourth quarter. most of the stocks going to the top. 10% of americans owning 87% of stocks. top 1% own half. since 2020, the stock market combined with rising real estate values created the fastest wealth boom for everyone. the middle 50% to 90%, middle the class, increased by 45% over the past three years. they have added $14 trillion in wealth. half of that coming from real estate values. those at the top have done better with the top 1% seeing the wealth increase 49% since 2020. most of the gains coming from stocks with the equities adding $8 trillion in wealth. economists say the wealth effect from stocks with the gains increase consumer confidence is one reason the economy and spending continues to be so strong. >> all right. i'm not going to look at you in any way looking for something -
robert frank joins us now. i hope it is not increasing i ineq inequality? >> it's not. joe, record highs for stocks created record wealth. reaching an all-time high of $156 trillion thanks to the end of year stock rally. stocks added over $4 trillion of wealth for americans in the fourth quarter. most of the stocks going to the top. 10% of americans owning 87% of stocks. top 1% own half. since 2020, the stock market combined with rising real estate values created the fastest wealth boom...
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i want to bring in robert frank who's going to tell us who is cashing out some of their holdings and maybe whether those of us should have been cashing out some of their holdings follow on. >> given what markets have been doing lately, maybe, yeah, so usually the big selling is in the fourth quarter. but this year's first quarter saw more selling than any quarter since 2021. total insider sales including prescheduled trades nearing $25 billion in the fist qrst qur according to smart insider. the selling is more than double the same quarter last year, and most of the sales were in tech. jeff bezos accounted for about a third of that, unloading $8.5 $8.5 billion worth of shares in february. amazon's ceo andy jassy cashing in $21 million of shares. that's equal to what he sold in 2022 and '23 combined. mark zuckerberg, who by the way is now the third richest person in the world, he just passed elon musk, he sold shares for the first time since 2021 cashing in $135 million wot of shares. peter thiel, also selling for the first time in three years, he sold 175 million of palantir. snowfla
i want to bring in robert frank who's going to tell us who is cashing out some of their holdings and maybe whether those of us should have been cashing out some of their holdings follow on. >> given what markets have been doing lately, maybe, yeah, so usually the big selling is in the fourth quarter. but this year's first quarter saw more selling than any quarter since 2021. total insider sales including prescheduled trades nearing $25 billion in the fist qrst qur according to smart...
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robert frank has the details >> good morning. forecasting 40 to 45% decline in recurring operating income in the first half much worse than the sales warning at issue last month. that was the forecast decline of 10 to 20% for the year those shares down about 6% now for the day, revenue falling 11% in the first quarter the big problem is gucci which typically accounts for two thirds of their operating profit sales down 21% in the quarter. gucci brought in a new designer to turn it around but that collection won't reach stores until this year. slow sales in china also weighing on the results. the ceo saying we had an anticipated challenging start to the year, sluggish market conditions notably in china and the strategic repositioning of our certain houses exacerbated downward pressure on our top line so investors getting the memo here this is a kering specific, more importantly a gucci specific problem guys >> robert give me your take on the high end consumer at this point. what are they -- are they pulling back or are they still d
robert frank has the details >> good morning. forecasting 40 to 45% decline in recurring operating income in the first half much worse than the sales warning at issue last month. that was the forecast decline of 10 to 20% for the year those shares down about 6% now for the day, revenue falling 11% in the first quarter the big problem is gucci which typically accounts for two thirds of their operating profit sales down 21% in the quarter. gucci brought in a new designer to turn it around...
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robert frank is here with some det details. >> or maybe you would expect. real estate sales falling 4% in the first quarter but luxury real estate saw the biggest increase in three years, according to redfin. driven by rates and supply. rates have put most homes out of reach for most buyers but affluent and wealthy buyers buy with all cash. almost half were bought with all cash. in manhattan all-cash deals hit a record 68%. all that cash is pushing up prices. luxury home prices went up 9% in the quarter, twice as fast as the broader market. higher prices also drawing in more buyers. the number of luxury homes for sale jumped 13% in the quarter. that compares to a 3% decline for it the rest of the housing market. the big difference here is inventory. the market with the fastest luxury price growth was providence, rhode island, following by virginia beach, seattle posted the strongest sales growth for luxury homes followed by austin. so, you know, it's really the rates and the inventory because people at the top can buy and sell for all cash, they have more o
robert frank is here with some det details. >> or maybe you would expect. real estate sales falling 4% in the first quarter but luxury real estate saw the biggest increase in three years, according to redfin. driven by rates and supply. rates have put most homes out of reach for most buyers but affluent and wealthy buyers buy with all cash. almost half were bought with all cash. in manhattan all-cash deals hit a record 68%. all that cash is pushing up prices. luxury home prices went up 9%...
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frank on, was it 62% to lower-income people for tax cuts? how much of that tweet is factually correct? and we don't talk about fact checking president biden very much, but the other guys have got to be fact checked if you even see him walking along, he's got to be fact checked. how much of twhhat tweet is tru. >> if you look at my congressional district, working class americans, median income households around $40,000 a year, under the trump tax cuts, if a family of four makes less than $63,000 a year, they will pay zero in federal taxes. that's really tax relief. in fact, if you analyze the 2017 tax cuts, people who make less than $100,000 a year averaged a 16% cut on their taxes. >> congressman, i guess if you get into the salt deductions or salt tax limit on these things, what we've heard is that a salt idea might be out of way, like a new york, new jersey, connecticut, missouri. and $43,000 is a much lower standard of living for someone in these areas. how do you balance that out? >> yeah, you know, that's what i've said all along. espec
frank on, was it 62% to lower-income people for tax cuts? how much of that tweet is factually correct? and we don't talk about fact checking president biden very much, but the other guys have got to be fact checked if you even see him walking along, he's got to be fact checked. how much of twhhat tweet is tru. >> if you look at my congressional district, working class americans, median income households around $40,000 a year, under the trump tax cuts, if a family of four makes less than...
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robert frank joins us now with more. of course it is. >> of course. they always find a way to use a.i. tax day may be over, but audits for high earners are rising fast and one reason is a.i. high tax states like new york and california have been sending out hundreds of thousands of audit letters to high earners. it is up 56% from the previous year. accountants and tax lawyers say they have seen audits increase dramatically over the last six months. they're doing more audits through a.i. a.i. programs are helping them find patterns with high earners who may be underpaying or underreporting their income. the big focus here is high earners who moved to other states during covid. tax authorities are challenging many of those moves saying those moves weren't permanent and those folks still owe their state taxes. another big target is remote workers. new york is going after workers who technically report to a new york office or new york headquarters but live and work entirely in a different state. california's deficit is now $38 billion, new york's expected
robert frank joins us now with more. of course it is. >> of course. they always find a way to use a.i. tax day may be over, but audits for high earners are rising fast and one reason is a.i. high tax states like new york and california have been sending out hundreds of thousands of audit letters to high earners. it is up 56% from the previous year. accountants and tax lawyers say they have seen audits increase dramatically over the last six months. they're doing more audits through a.i....
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the amount of offices have surged with trillions in wealth deployed robert frank will tell us where the wealthy families are putting their money to work. >> melissa, the number of family offices in the world has triple theed since the pandemic there are 4,500 offices in the world. that is up from 1,300 in 2019. the family offices are inhouse firms for wealthy families worth $100 million or more total assets tops $6 trillion. family offices now accounts for a larger share of capital markets of hedge funds or private equity or hefunds. they are moving away from public equities the favorite allocation for this year is private question and real estate and equity they are replacing those in many big deals. michael dell's family helped take endeavor private which was a $13 billion deal family offices replacing private equity in the oil and gas sector as investors are leaving that sector an number of them bought purewest for $1.8 billion. the favorite sectors are bio-tech, a.i. and health care this used to be a sleepy corner of finance which is now replacing a lot of traditional investors beca
the amount of offices have surged with trillions in wealth deployed robert frank will tell us where the wealthy families are putting their money to work. >> melissa, the number of family offices in the world has triple theed since the pandemic there are 4,500 offices in the world. that is up from 1,300 in 2019. the family offices are inhouse firms for wealthy families worth $100 million or more total assets tops $6 trillion. family offices now accounts for a larger share of capital...
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rephrase frank, combined in 1945, just after the 1st successful nuclear weapon test in new mexico. he lived a team of scientists for 3 years, with a $2000000000.00 budget. to build 3 atomic bombs, giving us incredible military superiority at the end of world war 2. the victor. so serious damage across the yeah. just really, really a, a small and then uh and what was he missed? which one in the city. so thought he was going to do all of these skills shortly, and this is a for sure appointment to...
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, the american physicist oppenheimer, spoke of hale doctor, the rephrase frank, combined in 1945, just after the 1st successful nuclear weapon test in new mexico. he lived a team of scientists for 3 years with a $2000000000.00 budget to build 3 atomic bombs, giving us incredible military superiority at the end of world war 2, the, the cost of serious damage across the yeah, generally. but i remember we're slowing and doesn't work because we missed which ones. and this is what the deal is going to do. let me skip was shown here, and this is a for sure appointment to store them socially minutes looking this look for may theodore still out of the media to of, of what squeeze me through and know it could be a separate source. what, what would the running a single shortly with a gun different stress, one pin, we're particularly to my hold on visionaire. so sort of go through. so let's do it with you on there. but if it was them, you know, it seems like what chapter of a credit given is spent on know doing it. we're on opposed to the best number to get you through and then sort of compare th
, the american physicist oppenheimer, spoke of hale doctor, the rephrase frank, combined in 1945, just after the 1st successful nuclear weapon test in new mexico. he lived a team of scientists for 3 years with a $2000000000.00 budget to build 3 atomic bombs, giving us incredible military superiority at the end of world war 2, the, the cost of serious damage across the yeah, generally. but i remember we're slowing and doesn't work because we missed which ones. and this is what the deal is going...