that's the jamie diamond defense. well, amola should say, you know what? let's put a bounty on your head, jamie diamond, because you've totally destroying our economy, that that's the quid pro quo, this not being glib, this is not being trying to be amusing for folks on t v. this is the god honest way to implore justice if you believe in the bible, if you believe in god and i know in mexico in america, americans got evangelicals, catholicism, sprague, in mexico. do believe in god and justice. didn't put down these bounties today. it's an eye for an eye. well, of course, these are boundaries for the rest of these people. these individuals, whether or not, i mean, the mexican military tried to arrest a few years ago, maybe a year or 2 ago the phones of, of al chaco and were met with a military force there. i don't think jamie diamond would be as difficult, but in terms of whether or not this is, you know, an eye for an eye or a taste of your own medicine. little teaspoon of your own chocolate. there is another sort of bizarre story that also happened while w

should say, hey, jamie diamond sobers are big industry here. you've been caught now manipulating the price, the silver and other precious metals. and of course, rigging, markets, and pain. again, that unique deferred prosecution agreement with america, the out walden defense. i held that gun. i pulled the trigger, she's dead, but i don't know how it happened. that's the jamie diamond defense woke. am well, should say, you know what? let's put a bounty on your head, jamie diamond, because you've totally destroying our economy. that that's the quid pro quo. this is not being glib, this is not being trying to be amusing for folks on t v. this is the god honest way to implore justice if you believe in the bible, if you believe in god and i know in mexico in america, americans got evangelicals. catholicism is big in mexico. do you believe in god and justice and put down these bounties today? it's an eye for an eye. well, of course, these are boundaries for the arrest of these people, these individuals and whether or not, i mean, the mexican military

we will play more of the highlights with jamie diamond's interview in a moment. >>> up next, a brightthe ceo on what is driving the action and what is coming down the pike what is coming down the pike next. ♪ ♪ wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to the nasdaq-100 innovations, like real time cgi. okay... yeah... oh. don't worry i got it! become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> welcome back, everybody. time for a little show & tell, where we show you a chart, tell you the story. shares of moderna are down 50% from the recent high, but they're jumping up 8.5% after the company said they're in talks for additional covid-19 vaccine contracts. as far as supply concerns go, the ceo joined "squawk box" this morning from the jpmorgan conference, saying moderna is in good shape >> we're in a very different situation from last career last year we were ramping up the supply chain, building the production capabilities. if you looked at the output from q4, that was our highest

that was taken down by jamie diamond and his friends the near 0. so they could take that 5 trillion and do a pump. it dumps game in the nasdaq elizabeth warren, even though her and that one pelosi trade on inside information i make money on. they're complaining about the people around the companies that didn't have a free wanting to get their caching out with their policies game. and that's the end of empire and you know, goodbye. we've not going to miss you. don't shut the door on your way out. well, they need to shrink the empire debt in order to save the viable parts of the economy, burn the village, to save the village, which is the 18 to 45 year olds. those people, the number one cause of death, overdose the number to cause a dest suicide. that should not be happening. that's a failed ponzi economic model. britain did it right? they shrunk down, and now they're just, you know, hanging out and they, they don't care too much anymore. all right, we're gonna take a break and when we come back, much more coming your way with with what we've got to

we have a hint from jamie diamond on friday too. tom: the paradigm will shift as this continues.ld you imagine a 110? i don't know where those breakout points are but when i would counsel is this is not a normal tuesday of a four-day workweek. it is like land on the ground, let's go. jon: never mind the risk aversions on the screen this morning. we already had a big rotation. look at the survey from bank of america this morning. that overweight and the banks is the biggest since october 2017. the overweight in big tech was the most crowded trade month after month after month for years. now that overweight is the smallest we have seen all the way back to december 2008. you have an interesting political story as well. switch up the board and get to crude. brent crude, 88 for the first time going back to 2014. back to 87 .59. wta -- 87 59. could now crude is backup. tom: i'm sorry, it is technically a vector up, up, up. i don't know where it goes but it is a very eloquent chart toward a higher price. jon: what can opec do about it? what does opec want to do or are they comfortable w

so right here, if i owned none i would buy it right here, which i did >> i was going to say and jamie diamondw you a kiss on national tv. >> i watched that 68 times, yeah or 75 times. i don't know how many. >> maybe 175, who is counting? do you like j.p. morgan here >> yeah, especially after the sell off we talked about the bank trade a number of times and for me it's rent not own for entire year sort of situation. i do feel after the move lower there's a lot of value there certainly a very quality name and investors will price in rate hikes until they don't until that happens you will want to own the banks, jpmorgan is good as any. >> bonawyn what's your pick? >> i think it is square in terms of high-quality name and a sell off, particularly when you had a pull back, i think it's one and halftimes the book, so previous employer, i'm definitely a fan in terms of my jewel at the bottom of the dumpster, i went to the landfill for this one, zoom i expect to be in the minority here but after double topping at $400 this thing has been down to the right until 140, 150, and the knock around these na

jamie diamond says likely raise rates by 6 to 7 times.ed will raise rates 5 to 6 times. this is a imagine or transition. the federal reserve was at an easy money policy and it is tightening things up. your mortgage rates and credit cards are going higher. interest rates are going higher and this transition is having a hard time on the part of investors and why you are seeing investors sell now and think later. we'll likely have this kind of volatility and a stock market that sells off as the federal reserve makes this transition. easy money to tighter money. it is getting more expensive not just inflation. it is getting more expensive because rates are going higher and that increases the cost of credit. get ready. it will be a volatile year it appears to me. >> dana: do you think some of what you just explained about fed and interest rates is having an impact right now? >> for sure. that is what the sell-off is about. investors are questioning if the federal reserve will be able to make that transition easily. it is a very significant mov

stuart: did you hear what jamie diamond set on air earlier this morning, that we have a strong year ofht more than wrong. what he is doing is what i just said. he is looking past the headlines out there and talking about the consumer and businesses saying they all have a lot of money, the money is put to work and that is the engine for our economy and it will continue as we get past omicron, to move. i am fully in line with what jamie dimon has to say and it is going to be a strong year. stuart: you said it before and will say it again. thanks for joining us, see you again soon. what is going on with shake shack up 12%? got the story? lauren: higher sales, same-store sales during the fourth quarter rose 21%, amazing. there is a problem and it could affect them going forward. a problem a lot of companies and restaurants have. where are they? they are facing shortages and had to cut their hours of operation because of it. investors ignoring that today. look at big lots, the retailer, omicron and the weather kept their customers home so they are warning profits for the quarter that ends f

vacuumed up by the billionaire donor class, people like steve schwartzman, mark benioff, people like jamie diamondplaying a key role in getting these tax cuts paid they are served up in the name of. they are served up in the name of reviving growth and this will generate all this innovation. most of the money ends up being paid back to shareholders. dividends and share buybacks. there's no increase in investment, no increase in wages. we don't get wage increases until the pandemic shocks the global supply chain and suddenly workers have momentary bargaining power. that's a perfect example of how davos man preys on the problems that the systematic pillaging has created. these people and not wrong to say we need some help, we need some revival, some innovation and new policy. but that impetus is already used to the livermore policies which created the inequality and exacerbated the equal -- the inequality. host: georgia new mexico. caller: hello, good morning. thank you for c-span. i've been thinking about corporations a lot lately. and their bylaws are centered around chopped -- profit maximized. i

vacuumed up by the billionaire donor class, people like steve schwartzman, mark benioff, people like jamie diamondplaying a key role in getting these tax cuts paid they are served up in the name of. they are served up in the name of reviving growth and this will generate all this innovation. most of the money ends up being paid back to shareholders. dividends and share buybacks. there's no increase in investment, no increase in wages. we don't get wage increases until the pandemic shocks the global supply chain and suddenly workers have momentary bargaining power. that's a perfect example of how davos man preys on the problems that the systematic pillaging has created. these people and not wrong to say we need some help, we need some revival, some innovation and new policy. but that impetus is already used to the livermore policies which created the inequality and exacerbated the equal -- the inequality. host: georgia new mexico. caller: hello, good morning. thank you for c-span. i've been thinking about corporations a lot lately. and their bylaws are centered around chopped -- profit maximized. i

jamie rose jackson perched up on a building in downtown deal. >> dressed as the one and only spiderman and styling in her afro puffs. are going viral on social media at >> for professional photographer, mother diamond> and had the vision to make danny rose's love for the marvel character come to life, saying her daughter's obsession is fairly new. we've literally ran across may be a spy demand book bag or much, bought car, get one eye she just fell in love. >> and everything's and when we see things, she is crazy about it. talk about to the point where she even had even has a low for spiders in true peter parker fashion. demi rose decided to remain in character and let her family do all the talking. he's how much you like by demand. >> they say the toddler insisted on spiderman actual costume and not some superhero inspired dress. the last of the side. and it was that moment that she turned into spider girl. her eldest daughter, health, told fighter girls training as she shot her web and says the 3 year-old can be a bit of a handful at home. she's act. that was he always twittering she's very bad. let's the pictures have been shared on facebook more than 75,000 times. also making its way to instagr

jamie dimon's compensation boosted to nearly $35 million after the most profitable year on record. an annual base our he of $1.5 million and a $5 million cash bonus. love diamond top deputy got special bonuses last year to entice them to stay. and already saying such an arrangement would make it more agile. rishaad: more big news coming on the show, the largest conglomerate in the philippines, we will talk to the chief executive, both telling us how the impact -- how the pandemic is impacting their industry and the supply chain. more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ and there you have it. woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. big deal. we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people. my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one-upping itself. take the savings challenge at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings or visit an xfinity store to learn how our switch squad makes it easy to switch and save hundreds. haslinda: it's almost 11:00 a.m. in singapore and shanghai. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." i'm haslinda amin. rishaad: let'