. >>> later, berkshire soaring a bit on one maker. it is thursday, september 4th and you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> good morning. it is great to be with you. i'm seema mody in for holfrank hol holland. let's kickoff the day. we are looking at stocks indicated higher in had pre-market trade with the dow up 30 points. nasdaq up 35. s&p indicated opening by 8 points. let's see what is happening in the bond market which reacted to the hotter than expected cpi read yesterday with the 10-year treasury at 4.26%. the 2-year treasury at 4.9. in the energy world, oil has been trading at the highest level since november of 2022. we are seeing gains once again this morning. wti at 89.29%. brent crude above $90 a barrel. >>> turning to the top story. a.r.m. holding at the top of the expected range with trading set to begin on the nasdaq today. tech reporter arjun kharpal is here now with what we can expect and how big of a deal this is in the uk. >> seema, a.r.m. is pricing $51 a share at the top of the range giving it a valuat

caller: i'm going from east berkshire vermont. my first election i voted in in 1980 was in burlington. at one time there was a gentleman named bertie -- bernie sanders running for mayor and he won by six votes. back then, i voted for ronald reagan. let's go back 50 years, then i am watching what is going on with ralph nader and jeb bush and catherine's parents and all of them. i did vote democrat back then. host: bring me to the question. caller: the question is, my point is that in 2000, because we had a third party candidate, i year over meter -- ralph nader , we are on the trajectory that we are on today that actually culminated in the january 6 debacle. host: let me take that up. guest: 2000 forward, what -- from 2000 forward, what should be see today? guest: the polarization we are expressing in this moment is a culmination of many trends that have been playing out really for 60 years and particularly accelerated over the last three decades. that is the sorting of our political parties. timothy is from vermont and this is a t

driving tests at centres as far away as glasgow in order to beat big backlogs at some test centres in berkshire the agency which runs tests for the government, says it's been hit by industrial action and an increase in demand for tests. but instructors say there's a particular problem in reading after the number of examiners fell from 1a to just four. joe campbell reports. the end of a testing road in redding. and for some, the good news is they've passed. oh yeah, i'm happy. but for many learner drivers, the verdict says the testing system has failed. the learner in this car passed his theory exam just weeks after turning 17. but when it came to booking the practical test... i managed to get one for february. but it's in oxford. itjust adds extra complications. like having it down the road makes it so much easier because i know what i'm doing and where i'm where i'm going. really good lesson, wasn't it? it's a familiar story for his instructor, who says the four examiners in reading isn't enough. while their employer, the dvsa, says it's recruiting more. the pay of around £28,000 wasn't enough

what happened was berkshire hathaway is a big insurer.y placed a bet that the hurricane season would not be that bad. the insured losses are going to be around 10 billion for this hurricane. that compares to 50-65 billion for hurricane last year. 1.8% this week. an all-time high. >> buying more stock. when covid hit, locked up in our homes and loaded up electronic tvs. after years of past we are set. >> it looks like the consumers darting to stabilize. best buy earnings. the company talked about going forward. talking about the guidance. growing quarter to quarter for the rest of the year. 3% for the week. strong business and consumer demand for pcs. stock up 20%. talking about improving demand throughout the year. this will set the stage for the next few years of a little bit better growth. you will have an upgrade cycle like iphones and computers and you will have dealt with pretty good artificial intelligence server business. >> speaking of iphone upgrade, that is coming on september 12. one thing they may be buying is a new power cord

stock bringing berkshire's previous stake down to 11.7%.ter the maker of personal computers and printers or cut its full-year earnings estimate last month, hp's down 2.25% but off the lows of the session. smooth sailing for carnival and norwegian cruise lines after the companies were upgraded to an outright buy. redburn says the desire to travel after the pandemic is continuing to drive demand. we've got norwegians up 5.6%, carnival up 3.6%. investors are betting on penn entertainment after deutsche bank put the stock on its catalyst call buy idea list. penn will move higher in the short term and is calling the launch of espn bet a key event to watch. deutsche expects the launch to grab attention from may yo -- major media outlets. penn's up 8.5%. and investors are embracing international game -- shares. the unit may fetch $4-5 billion in a sale. igt said, quote, we are still in the process of exploring strategic alternatives for our global gaming and play digital segments and cannot comment on rumors or speculation. we've got igt up nearly

what is the danger as it moves north into the berkshires and green mountainses? >> that's a good point. massachusetts earlier this month, there was a flash flood emergency, highest end of warnings you can get. and massachusetts prone to some of this, especially with elevation at play. the rain has been spreading farther to the north and as it is spreading it's weakening some. these are isolated locations and forecast models were picking up on this, sort of later in the forecast period. it really hopped on our radar literally, about 48 hours ago. focusing in on where is this the heaviest and new york city was in the bulls eye. along the jersey shore. we talk about the inland impacts, this is a coastal low developing. as it skirts away from the coast, it's going to pull the moisture with it. once you work up, even into the lower hudson valley, we know in july we had orange county, west point, highland falls, they suffered tremendously. it could be a scenario we see on long island, a lot of the commuters at a standstill. even trying to get a taxi is tough today in t

the largest financial in the financial sector is berkshire hathaway. they're making all-time highs. there's a reason for that, because it's highly defensive. that's an anti-market kind of thing. >> mike, last word to you. >> as i was saying before, and maybe you guys heard this, maybe you didn't based on the audio issues. you don't typically see an industry en masse laying people off when times are good. that's just not the pattern. doesn't seem, baseden their actions, like things are really good, which suggests the cheap valuations we're seeing in these stocks are steep for a reason, because they are below historical averages. >> let's turn to one of the bigger movers. that would be apple. the tech titan souring nearly 6% this week, but there could be a better alternative in the software space. carter peering into his crystal ball for this one. or maybe the charts. >> we're going to look at some other old world names, but for fun let's get right to it. let's do fundamentals to put this in context. it's not clear if apple is a growth stock or value stock. apple has been out s&p 500

the citizens in florida got $1 billion of reinsurance from worn buffet berkshire hathaway and the texas a wind insurance authority secured over a billion dollars of reinsurance protection from the private reinsurance industry and also reinsurers do have the capitol and they are willing to deploy it they can make a fair margin. there are people standing on the sidelines as berkshire hathaway was last year they did not participate in the citizens program because the rates were inadequate. it would seem to me if you were incentivized to use the reinsurance market more it would drive down your cost. i know when is chairman of this committee six and half years ago we were working on flood insurance who wanted to use reinsurance market to help that situation. if we would have done it over the preet really is 20 years who would have paid all of our claims. never at any tax bills go to the taxpayers and so what if ed coverage at a minimum rate increase. there is a place for it. what's a percentage of increase insurance costs to regulations? >> i do not have a number for this. the main esg legis

the citizens in florida got a billion dollars of reinsurance from warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. and then the texas wind insurance authority secured over a billion dollars of reinsurance protection from the industry and also from the cap bond industry. the reinsurers have the capital and they are willing to deploy it if they have the fair margin. there are people who are standing on the sidelines as berkshire hathaway was last year when they didn't participate in the citizens program because the rates were inadequate. >> it would seem to me that if you are incentivized to use reinsurance market more, it would actually drive down your cost. >> and when i was chairman of the committee six and a half years ago, we had flood insurance and wanted to use reinsurance markets to help. if we had done over the last previous 20 years, we would have made all of the claims and never had any of the tax bills go to the taxpayers and still would have had coverage at a minimum rate increase. so there is a place for it. >> the percentage of increased insurance cost through the regulations -- >> i

there's also this, the largest financial in the financial sector is berkshire hathaway, making all-timeighs, there's a reason for that, because it's highly defensive. that's an anti-market kind of thing. >> all right. mike, last words to you. >> yeah, i mean, as i was saying before, and maybe you guys heard this and maybe you didn't based on the audio ibssues. the fact is, you don't typically see an entry en masse laying people off when times are good. that's not the pattern. it doesn't seem based on their actions like things are really good. which suggests the cheap valuations we're seeing in a lot of these stocks are cheap for a reason because they are below historical averages. >> turning to one of the big e movers from this week, that would be apple, the tech titan souring 6% this week, but there could be a better alternative in the software space. carter's peering into his crystal ball for this one, or maybe the charts. carter. >> so, we're going to look at some other old world names. for fun, let's get right to it. do a little bit of fundamentals to put this in context. not clear

no word on why berkshire sold. has fallen 19% since berkshire revealed an unexpected $4.2 billion stake in the company. that stake was revealed and yesterday, they sold a portion of it. that was over three days. monday, tuesday and wednesday they had to file because they owe more than 10%. joining us with her top picks and what she thinks about the market is stephanie link at hightower. stephanie, before we talk about the three top picks, let's talk about the a.r.m. ipo. it is capturing the attention of the market. it is a huge ipo. if you are looking at pricing, it is relatively expensive. the only other one that was more expensive was nvidia. what do you think about a.r.m.? >> it is an interesting story. 20 times revenue. i think the important more than aspect here is less on the stock and more on activity in capital markets which is starting to pick up. that is very interesting. it coincides with what james gorman, ceo of morgan stanley, said in the last month. capital markets and investment banking is starting

the royal berkshire trust set up a telephone system known as call a concern.ham and darlington have adopted it. evidence suggests lives have been saved. the emergency numbers have been rarely used without good reason, and nhs staff with concerns have also dialled for help. the government says it wants to move quickly to introduce an england—wide system. but nhs england has said there may need to be a number of different systems. thank you. doubts hang over parts of the plan for the ages to on the night after the government refused to guarantee the track will run on from birmingham to manchester as expected. it follows reports the prime minister and chancellor are in talks about scrapping it. the planned new high speed railway is meant to link london, birmingham and manchester, cutting travel times. here's our transport correspondent katy austin. it is a mammoth, decades—long project meant to add capacity to the rail network and speed up journeys. hs2 has also been plagued by spiralling costs and delays. just six months ago, the government pushed back the start

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that was at the 2007 berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting. no, he was not related.me friends who happen to share a last name. jimmy got to know the late doris buffett, warren's sister in the 1980s when she was working on a genealogy profit. the two of them traveled to a south pacific island where the name is common. at doris's urging, he bought. it eventually grew to his work with forest river, designing pontoon boats that are pretty cool. we've seen them. i spoke to jimmy buffett at the 2022 berkshire hathaway meeting and marketing the margaritaville brand and what he's learned about his cousin warren. >> you don't look a the business side of it. for a long time that was taken care of by managers and agents. i was a billboard reporter for years when nothing was happening and i learned from my editor bill williams what the music business and how that was stacked up. it was pretty much against the artist of having any kind of investment in the companies themselves. so as a reporter then and knowing warren, i just wanted to take care of my interest as i went forward.

tanglewood has been called the vegas of the berkshires. >> james: that's right. >> stephen: you are headliningor homeless relief in new york city. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: and also performing, john mayer, mavis staples, sheryl crow, st. vincent and some others. are these all friends of yours? are you excited to meet some of these for the first time? someone you've never performed with before? >> james: i'm excited to meet and perform with st. vincent. for sure. but i know mavis and i know john mayer. it'll be good to see old friends. and the band, it's a great band. my drummer, steve gadd. "mine." i am his singer. >> stephen: oh, my god, the drum solo on "asia" alone. reason to see steve gadd. >> james: "50 ways to leave your lover." but steve will be playing drums. it's steve who brought me into the gig, and will lee is going to play bass. used to play on "the late show" band. will is gonna play bass. it'll be sort of our reunion of sorts. >> stephen: i will see you there. >> james: will you be there? >> stephen: yeah. i'll be ther.e we have to take a quick break but we'll be right b

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i like calling them the berkshire hathaway. they're more expensive.ing these cheap mortgages. it's a very strong market. it's probably better than the entry level market. so you play that two different ways. but if you do the math, they're all very correlated. >> exactly. great point. let's pivot from there to talk about the other parts of the market that are super cheap. verizon is one example. the dividend yield is now higher than the multiple. maybe it's 8% and 7. isn't that traditionally a value trap kind of sign? >> it could be but i want to point out verizon, there's lots of companies that have a yield higher than the multiple. but they're going out of business. >> right. >> this is an investment grade company that has an 8% safe yield and you know, they're not growing by leapis and bounds. this is more a sale close to shore. these guys will hit their numbers. it's investment grade. maybe it trades at 11 times over the next few years and you get 50% off and the stock price making 8% while you wait. >> infthis was the mystery char. is it good eno

happy 52-week high again today, berkshire hathaway. it's quality this year. it'll change. it's not changing today. >>> let's get the headlines with bertha coombs. >>> poverty rates in the u.s. surged last year with child poverty more than doubling. the sharp increase hit as federal pandemic and aid programs ended. the poverty rate reached 12.4% up from 7.8% in 2021. the census bureau said this is the largest one-year jump on record. rescuers pulled an american researcher out of a cave in turkey after he became seriously ill. teams from across europe launched a multiday mission to retrieve mark dickey from more than 3,000 feet below the ground. >> to be aboveground again, i was underground for far longer than ever expected. >> good that he's safe. >>> a van gogh painting stolen during the pandemic was turned over to dutch police. 3 1/2 years laettner a blue ikea bag. a career criminal was jailed in 2021 for stealing the work titled "spring garden" from a dutch museum where it was on loan. the painting had not been recovered until now. police say the man who returned it last

, but we are looking at five of the biggest ten insurers, allstate, nationwide, american family, berkshireanother, but we're on tv, so here you go. what we're looking at is if you're in hurricane country, for example, they'll still sell you a policy in some areas, but they're not going to sell you coverage that protects you against hurricane damage. so if a pipe bursts in your home, you're insured. if you have a house fire, you're insured. if wind from a hurricane destroys part of your roof, you're out of luck. wildfire country, a pipe bursts in your home, covered. if you have wind damage or hail damage from a storm, probably covered. if a wildfire burns your home down or there's smoke damage, probably out of luck. >> jacob, the rub here is that if i'm the lender, roif i'm the mortgage company, i'm going to insist that you do have that coverage or i'm not going to underwrite your loan. i want to put something on the screen from your piece. this is for the benefit of people at home who say i'm not in a high risk area, so i guess i don't have to worry. insurance markets, you wrote, especiall

the reason is berkshire hathaway sold 5.5 million shares for $158 million in stock, he built up lastt's down 11%. stuart: what's with the dating services. match.com is up today. >> 4.7%. jpmorgan says investors are entirely too pessimistic about dating stocks and they think match stock is going to $60 a share. they own to endure, hinge, cupid, eventbrite. stuart: what is swiping right? >> it means you connect in some way. it's a good thing. i've never done it. stuart: i thought i was talking to somebody who had done it. let's change the subject. equitable grading is on the rise in schools where teachers are not allowed to give 0s. which groups are behind this equitable grading? lauren: there's a group of consultants behind this push to adopt equitable grading, they are essentially selling the idea and their training services to school districts across the country. data shared exclusively with fox business shows crescendo has been paid at least 2. $2 million by local governments and public schools across the country since 2018, they tracked spending of tens of thousands of government

>> berkshire hathaway.ts are nervous right now, but if you are looking to put money to work and you believe the economy hasst a lot stronger than it's been given credit for, this is the place to be. >> josh, you've been all over this one for a long time. >> i'll never see it, it's a forever position, but sit nice. 93rd birthday coinciding with all-time highs in the stock. what's not to like? >> what is your final trade, josh? >> zoom. very cheap stock, apparently. they impressed a lot of people at the goldman sachs conference this week. >> stef? >> halliburton, very cheap at nine times. >> good stuff. thanks, everybody. see you on "closing bell." "the exchange" is now. though apple is down. thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. it is a big day for apple, whose shares are down again, as china could reportedly widen their iphone ban to state-owned enterprises. plus, this all comes as chinese rival huawei launches its new high end phone. and with apple shares having their worst two-day

. >> i hear you and you were ahead of berkshire on other things going on in the energy space, and i lookit from a 30,000-foot pot of view, the world is moving away from fossil fuels and are these stocks ever going to command, you know, a price that respects the return power thaty have, and i know it sounds ludicrous to ask, but wi the going away add distinction? just handy cap what people c get here and they get results. decided that carbon is a bad thing. we'll solve carbon and that's the history ofuman ingenuity and that will never change as long as humans are on this planet. so i point that out because the question would be, if we solve carbon, who benefits the most? the ironoe that answer is it will keep carbon in businesses for the longer tale than people ever thought. you can see a shorter tale if we don't solve carbon. demand continues to grow and coal is not oil and demand is growing in asia and africa and not growing in the western culture. >> it's a good example oa stock that's left for dead. >> there's no market cap there, kelly and that's the irony and the big, institutional

now last month berkshire hathaway reported new positions in lennar and two other big builders investingon. lennar's stock is up about 60% in the last 12 months. demand for housing appears to be strong ap applications for a mortgage to buy a newly built home in august were up 20% year over year according to the nba. in q2, lennar's chairman said buyers were getting used to the new normal in interest rates but rates were below 7%, approaching 6 at one point. then they shot up over 7% in june. we'll see how much that hit demand in q3 and potential sellers for lennar. >> all right. we'll look forward to your reporting in "overtime" when lennar hits the tape. speaking of hitting the tape, adobe also reporting after the bell. days after fellow software company oracle cratered on disappointing guidance. what about now? is this a risk? we watch chips sort of some of the chips starting to pull back. oracle, software, starts to pull back. we're wondering what's going to happen with adobe. >> could be risk. adobe has outperformed on a year-to-date basis. it was an ultra favorite of the software ki

both were berkshire hathaway's largest holdings, both are viewed as a high quality stock, holding it't get you fired. and they have similar size of financials. apple today and ibm kind of back between 1997 and 2012. so, you know, i can't tell whether this is a compliment oar a curse. we know how the ibm story ended, but is it okay? >> right, no, absolutely. so the financial similarities of apple over the last seven or eight years from an eps growth perspective and ibm 10, 15 years ago, are pretty similar in terms of they both delivered 11%, 12% ups growth. what is striking is that apple's relative multiple and absolute multiple is much higher than ibm's ever was. so the market clearly has more confidence in, you know, apple as an ongoing business than it did for ibm ten years ago. i think the concern about ibm was really that it's, you know, privileged asset was the mainframe and the account control that that provided. ultimately, the mainframe was declining and being disrupted by cloud and industry standard servers. for apple, they have a customer mode, but that's not declining. rig

there was heavy rainfall there in parts of rhode island as well and on up towards the berkshires northl seeing flooding right now. now in the rivers. the rivers are swelling, not so much in the towns and streets, but some of the streets don't even exist anymore because they were washed away. no rainfall right now. nothing really for today, but i do think we will see more rainfall tomorrow. there are still watches up. obviously, now, there's no place for the rain to go. level two for flood risk for this area, and there's more rainfall to come, jim. and its name is lee. >> i want to talk about lee. we both learned something, chad. tell me about hurricane lee. >> it's still a category 3 hurricane. it is a big event. it will come in on the heels of the rain that goes by tomorrow. and it is still out there in very warm water. hasn't really got to the cold water yet, so the precursor to this event will be the rainfall that comes down two inches of rain, not according to lee, not associated with lee just yet. but 115 miles per hour. it will move to the north. and it will begin to slow down in

berkshire called muppets i want to meet you have done that yet? okay.uppose donald trump says i do not want to be a nominee rand he has some legal problems that come out. [laughter] would you thenr] consider maybe running or you're not sure yet? asked david he has such great insight into this do you think htthat something is going to happen? >> i think in politics you can never predict what is going to happen. i would say you always need to be prepared. so you never know. but you are always well prepared but we will see. there's a lot of people calling eoyou around the world think gln you should come in the republican party is not so wonderful when they tell you this what you tell them? >> the first thing i do is say thank you for believing in what we are doing in virginia. it is really exciting to see their folks not just in virginia but outside virginia both here in the united states and some around the world who are really excited about what we're doing for that's the first thing to talkir about. and then usually i say that is so great that you are s

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talking about not just capital efficiency but the backlog and the berkshire put in their words. >> oxyen a fan favorite ever since buffet got in and they are very levered and they bought a lot of permian, david. some people say at the top, and it turned out not to be at the top. i remember when chevron walked away from that. >> yes. i do of course. of course. and oxy faced a difficult time there. for a period, however, they came through it unexpectedly. >> you followed up, you didn't just nod your head. >> i do remember that well. >> we do have to, look, if you're a bull, you need some break in inflation somewhere in the chain, and you didn't get it with durable goods, and july ho housing, you didn't get it with that. you're not getting it with autos. i don't know where the break comes. now, costco is the only situation where i heard that there's deflation. only situation. >> 1 to 2% is their view for q4. they said it trended down throughout the quarter. negative year on year in nonfood, which was encouraging. >> yes, i thought that the costco was perhaps, when i read it, i was gleeful

back then, big berkshire holding, big index weight.ony, we know, has not been a fan of apple in recent years. >> yeah. i'm sure -- >> i don't think you have to say anymore. >> we'll see. i don't know. yeah. you know, it could happen, i suppose. it seems unlikely. go back to -- i don't know if he's equating to what ibm's market cap is now, jim. although, you know, when it does come to the chinese and apple, obviously, we discussed how much manufacturing of the iphone is clearly still in the country there. >> it's the biggest employer in the country. >> what is the dynamic there? is it -- is it possible that this continues into something more perhaps even worrisome for the company? >> well, david, i do think that we're beginning to sewe an evolution of really an insular evolution where i think that president xi has really, you know, it starts with covid, the way they handled covid, but i think they're backing away from all countries with the exception of russia in terms of who they are dealing with, and it reminds me, sadly, of 1951. i d

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