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>> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter. what is the fitch rating downgrade mean for the healthy economy. has the fed defeated inflation? i'll ask economist jeremy siegel remember the jetsons flying cars, we are one step closer as air taxis are set to kick off jovian beaver will tell us how it works. later tupperware popped the lid off stop jumping 500% in one month. we begin as always with three things investors on a think about right now. stocks were down for the week as bond yields search ten year treasury hitting the highest number since last november before pulling back on friday but cooler the inspected jobs report lifted spirits to end the week. ship stocks have rallied on a.i. but rally from the biggest semi conductor disappointed

investors. amazon with a massive profit, will take a look at the tech giant stop what we learned about the health of the consumer. on the "barron's roundtable" carleton english and jacob. , the stocks did in down but it seemed like a goldilocks number coming from the fed in terms of the payroll. >> the payroll was exactly what you want to see. 187,000 jobs created below expectation the previous months were revised lower as well. we saw a job market that is creating jobs but not an overheating market vote for. an appointment remains low. but we would like to see that, for little bit but all in all this is a pretty good number this is the economy may have for the soft landing treat will be looking ahead to the cpi reading next week and i don't know what data that is but to see if we can keep getting the soft landing goldilocks scenario to continue. jack: that doesn't come from the

fed i have said on the brain because of watching it so carefully. i want to ask about the readings agency by fitch downgrading u.s. debts, most interesting the response from economists and others, why is this coming out now it's very strange. the market seem to react but you said investors are looking for something else. >> if you look at the market when the news broke in the united states there wasn't much of a reaction at all in the bond market or stock it wasn't until the treasury announced they needed to auction off more treasury than had been expected if the bond market started to move. i think that more than anything combined with the stronger jobs data from the adp that was the thing that caused the bond market to sell off and stocks as well. the one thing the refunding announcement did do with the reinforcement that the u.s. really does have to borrow a lot of money and we need to get our house in order. jack: more competition for yield japan, europe rates are rising

and so the bond investors can go other places. one interesting dynamic in the market, the yield is going up, text stock at a high valuation, are we set up for value stocks to do a little better. >> they were great last year in 2022. >> relative to some other. they have been terrible relative to growth. the things you want to owner microsoft and apple but those are very expensive. we saw that with apple's earnings the stock finished on close to 5% on friday because the numbers, they beat them but asked in the same thing for all growth stocks. jack: thinking of growth stocks not so great in semiconductor. >> to be fair and had a fair run-up this year but as earnings came out from a number of companies in taiwan semiconductors expectations are more muddy and there was told there would be huge recovery in

taiwan semiconductors with a weaker than expected demand for computer, servers, all of the things that the chips are used for and you can look at the apple results that ben was talking about with weaker demand for handheld devices. the recovery of china has been much slower than expected and also we got so excited about a.i., artificial intelligence and there is a ton of exciting things there but when you look at the revenue for a lot of the companies a.i. is less than 10% aside from nvidia so really that's not able to move the needle for the companies in terms of their earnings just in time to make investors no when you're trying to follow a trend like that make sure you understand don't just buy chip stocks understand which when you're buying. >> amd looks like it may be can get into the a.i. space. i want to ask you another tech question, amazon, blowout earnings. >> amazon is unbelievable stocks

all of our falling on good earnings amazon is not just gross margins that expanded but cost like labor moderating, e-commerce continues to grow. it's unbelievable and that is helping advertising growing because when you have more people shopping on amazon prime which you did in the quarter you can put ads it's helping advertising business, the club is a 12% as you get through economy not being so rough. more than 12% unit margin expansion, when i look at earnings that will grow 20, maybe 30, maybe 40% over the next several years in the stock trading 54 times earnings not that expensive, the stock may have more runway. jack: a good sign for the consumer, people are buying. >> is a good sign a lot of the strength on amazon's quarter was a strength of the business but a good sign for the consumer. jack: the last time he was on the show professor jeremy siegel was critical of fed chairman powell. all also ask the fitch downgrade

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not too cold does j get a better grade from the professor. >> he does get a better grade, i don't give them a terrible grade for the inflation and being so late on that we would not be in the pickle that were in but i will admit i thought his rapid rise in rates would slow down the economy much faster than we seen. there is amazing resilience, the gdp is above every single forecast of last december on what they expected for 2023. jack: where are we in the fight against inflation? >> i think the fight of inflation is a going extremely well were good have passed through uncertain service items, slow to move items, there will be more wage increase and a lot of that is ketchup and i been critical of powell trying to

squeeze down the wage earner that is not kept up with inflation he and she needs to get up to the inflation rate. i don't believe the any further hikes are necessary but the hikes that have been put in place so far have not really squeeze the economy, we see a slowdown in friday's employment report as you said is a slowdown and in particular the hours worked went down the lowest since the pandemic so we are in a slowdown but not a crash. i see a lot of resilience and my call for recession probability has definitely gone down over the last two months. jack: where is the call right now? >> i would say it's 2 - one against the recession for the rest of 2023 and early 2024. anything can happen in the world

that can upset that, what i hope is jay powell in his last news conference was much more two-sided and i see the risk on the downside as well and on the upside if we see the economy slipping we see initial jobless claims go up or any other sign of a slowdown in the consumer not only does powell have to stop raising rates he will have to start thinking about lowering rates even though there is a bit more inflation will system. jack: that lags in new forces coming with the student loan forgiveness india and so forth. let's talk about the fitch downgrade, you and others have been critical in the timing and so forth. there was one point tough to argue with it does not seem the house and the senate are functional enough to really take on the problem of a huge deficit of national. it's going to require a

difficult decision which our government doesn't seem capable of making. what are your thoughts from an economic professor of the debt and deficit. >> jack i would include the executive branch along with the house. honestly it seems like no branch of the government is taking cognizance of the deficit of the building deficit. we know far out in social security and medicare are insolvent and they cannot go on as they've gone on. i've argued i don't see an immediate crisis within the next few years it really will develop later but there seems to be no willingness to do that and by the way that is one thing that will buy the inflation upward and the more debt the higher the interest rates that you're going to have and this is something that will eventually feed into

inflation going forward. tackling the deficit is one factor in controlling the inflation. >> sadly it'll take that crisis to get the executive branch and the two other branches to do something about it. professor siegel thank you so much for coming on the show and we will see you soon i hope. >> i hope so, thank you jack. flying cars will go from fantasy to reality, i'm joined by aviation ceo joe been fever to discuss his air taxi service and how revolutionize everyday my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. the high interest... i felt trapped. debt! debt! debt! debt! so i broke up with my credit card debt

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one of the flying cars, i said it off the ground and computer small enough in airplanes i can go to the size. a really big deal they have stocks that went public in 2021 you have to joby aviation and archer aviation they have a new come back and ready to watch. >> we have somebody to talk about that one of the key players developing this joby founder and ceo joeben bevirt. he is in a hangar joining us from santa cruz, thank you so much for coming on the show i appreciate it. >> wonderful to be here, let's start with the basics, you have a partnership with uber, can i take an apple on my phone and call the flying car where will i pick it up and how far can it take me, can you give me this info? >> that is a great question. again and were launching our services and their taxi service.

as you mentioned were partnered with uber so you can use the uber app or the joby app the multimodal trip from your door to the report to your desk station. so were really excited about that and excited to be partnered with delta the world's leading global airline and were looking to leverage the infrastructure investments the delta made in new york and l.a. more than $10 billion on the terminals and were excited to put joby infrastructure at the terminals. jack: real quick can you give us a sense of the early use cases will be. is this a trip to the airport because obviously one can land there or is it the hamptons to new york what you see is the first use cases. >> with of those are amazing opportunities as you mention the airport routes have amounts of directional demand and were able to feel seats going to the

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jack: i learned something about you this week carlton, you've actually attended a tupperware party. >> it was the '90s it was the thing to do. absolutely i have read a lot more interesting news for tupperware to stop over the last few weeks shares up over 800%.

what is interesting about this this warm up didn't have much of a reason, a few months ago tupperware one of the going concern. usually not something that makes the stock go up but subset of traders but the company issuing mean stock like behavior similar to gamestop or bed bath and beyond where there is an interest in a nostalgia oriented brands. i think in the case of tupperware and probably reminds me of what we saw with hertz near bankruptcy on the onset of the pandemic were a lot of retail traders look at the stock trading cheaply and i mean less than a dollar and they think of it like a lottery ticket i'm not advising her method of investing but it is something traders tend to do and at the end of the week tupperware was saying if the financial lifeline in restructured debt that put shares up more than 30% on fridays trading. it's not about the parties or the grouping noise the tupperware makes when you open

or seal it but the stock is in focus for a certain type of trader. jack: that said do you think it's a going concern. >> when the company warns about its ability to continue and they haven't been able to file quarterly financial statements for several quarters, i'm just going to let that sentence go where that's going to go. >> let's move on to actionable ideas jacob you first. >> monster beverage had earnings they were all achieved expectations but they were just about what you're looking for when you're looking for the beverage, 14% sales growth excluding the impact of currency. you're talking about a company that is participating in the category that continues to grow and grow globally its energy drinks but people are still adopting them, does the company stop the right products, 0 sug sugar, amazing at marketing and the management team that does a marketing still in place. >> of fun trivia monster is the

best-performing stock in the quarter century up 88000% past performance is no guarantee, been what is your stock pick. >> i love wells fargo and release the 10q, no surprises, that's a good thing ever court calls it one of the top bank ideas because as idiosyncratic things going for including us trying to get out from under the regulators. i think it looks good on a technical basis. jack: to pretty different stop. thank you. invite me next time for tupperware party, check out the spacefaring.com don't forget to follow us on twitter aberrant online and that is all for us, we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable". ♪ going to get ya. [laughter] ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone. welcome to "sunday morning