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let's begin with marvell technology. those shares sinking in the premarket despite a top and bottom line beat for the most recent quarter, investors instead focusing on its outlook, which failed to top the street's very bullish estimates. shares are now down more than 30% on the year after an 80% pop in 2020 for shares of alibaba. they're surging overseas and ahead of the wall street open. the chinese e-commerce giant unveiling a new open source ai model that it says rivals deep six performance while just using a fraction of its data requirements. we're also looking at shares of mongodb sinking after its full year outlook came in well below street estimates. the database software maker now forecasting its slowest revenue growth since it went public back in 2017. take a look at that chart right there. shares of mongodb down more than 17%. all right. now let's take a look at how europe is shaping up as this trading day gets underway. julianna tatelbaum is in london with a look at the early action. julianna, good morning. g

i think they're great. -- marvell.here's about a 12% move expected off this number. i think nvidia looks great. you know, a lot of these stocks have hit their bear market territory down over 20% and below their 200-day moving averages, and one of the things we have to watch, i think tech is the place to be although, certainly, we are going into correction territory and possibly bear market territory in the markets. i mean, there's a lot of issues. as good of job or not job that you think president trump is doing, there's going to be pain suffered, and the chipmakers have been under pressure about the last four or five months. liz: yeah. none of the a.i. works without the chips, so keep that in mind. todd "bubba "horowitz, thank you so much. a turn-around for the markets on the news that the president will give a reprieve to the automakers. ♪ larry: hello, folks. welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. so presi

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i still think marvell is a buy. actually, we took profits at 120, above 119, 120, is so that's where it kind of peaked and started coming down. and i see a lot of these, you know, analysts have also put a target of 120 which i think is fair. i would probably wait for it to go a bit lore, maybe in the -- lower, maybe in the mid 60s, and then consider buying. charles: let's talk about what you are buying. three names here, let's go through them. keys, you know, this is a name that a lot of folks aren't familiar with although the company is over a hundred years 08. why do you like it now? >> so i think these names i've hosen, some of them -- chosen, at least two of them are particularly because they don't have expose your to china. exposure to china. and they do produce if electronic descientist solutions for a variety of industries, air to space, stuff that's important for the country. and then we have the trade desk. this is more opportunistic because they're basically digital advertising. but this is more opportunis

marvell is a great example that it didn't meet buyside expectations. so for broadcom tonight it seems like there's a lot more hesitation, especially because its valuation is more expensive than nvidia's. if you're looking at the forward p e ratios as just one marker. so the entire sector as a whole, the major overhang is what steve talked about. you have tariffs. you also have the looming i diffusion rules coming out in may. and then specifically for nvidia, the potential ban of h20 chips that go to china. that is something that could really impact that name. and so it's an overhang as a whole. regulatory risks. >> the other part of this market, cma, that remains upset is the momentum unwind, which doesn't seem to be abating all that much. i mean, these guys are talking about in the last show, palantir is down another 10%, applovin is down another 17%. i could give you five, six, seven, eight, nine more names that just don't seem like they want to settle down yet. >> yeah, some of the most prominent high fliers that had a strong start to the year are g

. >> his teammates marvel at his injury, but not so much his age anymore. part of the crew. >> i've known him for a few years, so i'm kind of past the marveling part. but when i see everybody else's reaction, like when we go other places and they can't believe that this guy is bowling that well at his age. >> lately i've been doing 15 push ups and kind of a half push ups, really, and not only go all the way down to the floor, i walk very, very short distance. and when i finished that, i have to take a nap. >> if you look at him, he doesn't look like he's 100. you know, the way he bowls and the way he walks, he just he just renewed his driver's license not too long ago. you know, it's just nuts. >> that's him. >> it's true. joe is good to drive until 105. a remarkable run that began in a texas orphanage in the 20s. in 1941, he enlisted in the navy at age 17 aboard the uss saint louis. [music] and that cruiser was hit multiple times in the pacific theater and narrowly escaped pearl harbor. >> being under fire. and you're sitting there at your battle station.

. ♪ >>> tonight, marvelous views of the moon.ed this week by a spacecraft owned by a texas company. today it became the second to land a privately-built spacecraft on the lunar surface and the first to land one up right. here is cbs's mark strassmann. >> stuck the landing. [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: the landing flawless. the first pictures stunning. fire flies blue ghost lander casting a shadow across the lunar surface. in the distance, earth and all of us 240,000 miles away. >> i'm so proud of, you know that lander and the team that built it. it's incredible. >> reporter: ray allen's worth is spacecraft program director at fire fly aerospace. >> all right. go ahead. >> we first met her and her company's blue ghost lunar lander three months ago. 6 feet tall, 11 feet wide with four landing legs now touching lunar dust. >> so there are cameras distributed basically all the way around the lander. >> reporter: launched in january, blue ghost cameras captured video of its journey from earth to lunar orbit. its mission deliv

is the attack on marvel technology really deserved? we'll get you the facts and reaction when the "clayman countdown" returns on yes, it is a messy market day. ♪ chocolate fundraiser. with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪ deposit checks easily and send money quickly. ♪ that's convenience from chase. liz: fox business alert folks we are seeing a recurring pattern amidst this round of quarterly reports. sentiment has flipped to very negative, even when companies top the street's projections. marvel is tumbling right now, right about down 18.7%. close to the lows of the session. it's one of the biggest losers on the nasdaq, despite a fourth quarter beat. it comes down to guidance, but this is a bit of a head scratcher. the chipmaker forecast first quarter revenue at the midpoint range of $1.88 billion, which is actually ahead of the street's 1.87 billion estimate just slightly low. investors appear to be disappointed that its new deal with amazon's aws to provide custom chips over five years was not enough to bo

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he's a marvel -- by the way, i drank you this summer. >> really?> i hope i bought you dinner first. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you were -- you were on coca-cola cans. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: but there's rumors of, you knowthere has to be another "shang-chi." i mean, it was such a hit and everyone loved it. and then, yeah, look at you. you're -- >> you already know, 'cause you asked me this last time. >> jimmy: yeah. you can't say anything. >> i've got -- you know, i haven't stretched today. >> jimmy: you've got contracts. >> i gotta do gymnastics, now? >> jimmy: you've got contracts with marvel. they don't let you do anything. you can't say -- you can't even -- look at this poker face. [ laughter ] it's unbelievable. but it was such a massive hit, there has to be another one. >> they're -- we're -- yes. [ laughter ] yes. >> jimmy: that's good. that's a good answer. "they're -- we're --" >> i understand the -- >> jimmyoh, my god. >> -- overwhelming fan enthusiasm and sentiment for the movie and the character and the sequels. and we're so excited at the p

marvell has had a pretty ugly run down. off by 15% from the day.ny that managed to meet expectations with its earnings, but it wasn't enough. it is all about custom chips. let's really shine a light on the bright spot for ai spending. rod, earnings after the closing bell. broadcom has a similar exposure. >> you nailed it. what you showed anybody is you have to block numbers. broadcom would likely be good again later today. but will that be enough? probably not. caroline: apologies. i was letting jackie take a moment, my fault entirely. let's think about some of the implications on tariffs and many of these companies, where are we going to get any sort of ease to our anxiety around the chip trade right now? ian: we have the demand concerns , it is also indicating the supply side is going to get squeezed. the costs are going to go up. this is a globalized supply chain. everything goes from somewhere else. efficiency was why it came into being and that is being challenged by the policy of the current president of the u.s. caroline: feeding's feeding i

marvell off 16%. you're looking at micron down a lot.t nearly as bad but nonetheless off 4%. microchip tech technologies off about 3.5%. joe, do you. >> see the dax. >> you know, our team alerted us. i know we've got i'm. >> going to. >> read this. you've got people we do overseas. >> it says here we're watching the german markets. and in fact we have been now alerted more or less. yes. so in fact, it's true. we are now watching the german markets because we do have a team because the dax get this recorded its best session since november of 2022, up 1.4%, and it's trading at a record high. so we're all kind of we're learning along with with viewers. it's trading at a record high as investors bet on stronger growth prospects and significantly higher spending on infrastructure and defense. a new report this morning says germany's lower house could start debate at the next on the new debt brake agreement. that could be as early as next thursday. this morning, shares of the european defense sector are paring some of the gains, but you can im

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>> all right christopher rolland getting us ready with how to interpret marvell and how to how to think about broadcom coming up. and we do have broadcom tomorrow. a lot of macro data as well. tomorrow and friday. that's going to do it for us on overtime for today. fast money starts right now. >> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york. >> city's times square. this is fast money. here's what's on tap tonight. dollar doldrums. the greenback sinking sharply this week, hitting levels not seen since the election. what is behind this pullback and what's it mean for the markets. and musk backlash has been hitting tesla's stock and its showrooms. what the ceo's political positions could mean for the company at home and abroad. plus china sets an ambitious new growth target. but how will tariffs plan to its outlook? apple shares flirt with correction territory and liquor maker brown-forman gets spirited after earnings. i'm melissa lee coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq on the desk tonight. tim seymour dan nathan and lori calvasina head of u.s. equity strategy at rb

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disney, of course, the parent company of marvel and abc seven. what a cool gesture. >> i know right? >> i mean, just, you know, you dress up in a costume and you brighten the day of all. the children. >> exactly. well, our very own superhero employee, abc seven news operations manager michelle camus, is leaving us after 50 years. he doesn't wear a cape, but for his party, we all wore french braid. we'll tell you why. michelle first joined kgo in 1975 as a freelance photographer. he soon became staff in 1989, became our news operations manager. over the years, he's just been through it all. he covered the moscone-milk assassinations, the loma prieta earthquake, super bowls, nba championships, and world series. and now, after 50 years, he is ready to retire. >> you know, i saw him in the hallway today. we had the big celebration last night. >> where we all wore those berets. >> i said, you're back already. you're back already? you couldn't stay away. and he said, no, no, i have two more hours. oh, i actually got two more hours. i see you ask michel

. >> his teammates marvel at his injury, but not so much his age anymore. he's just part of the crew. >> i've known him for a few years, so i'm kind of past the marveling part. but when i see everybody else's reaction, like when we go other places and they can't believe that this guy is bowling that well at his age. >> lately i've been doing 15 push ups, and they're kind of a half push ups, really. and i don't go all the way down to the floor. i walk very, very short distance. and when i finish that, i have to take a nap. >> if you look at him, he doesn't look like he's 100. you know, the way he bowls and the way he walks, he just. he just renewed his driver'ss. it's nuts. >> that's him. >> it's true. joe is good to drive until 105. a remarkable run that began in a texas orphanage in the 20s. in 1941, he enlisted in the navy at age 17 aboard the uss saint louis. and that cruiser was hit multiple times in the pacific theater and narrowly escaped pearl harbor. >> being under fire. and you're sitting there at your battle station and you kind of hope. well, i h

find that a balance in my life between truly professional musicians and those marvelous students who still have the capacity to experience the growth process in a piece of music, to be excited. at the end of a rehearsal, to see something change and grow and understand the miracle of that. not just the some health professionals and this of a performance that process is extremely important to me and therefore working with gifted and great and dedicated young people is something i don't think in my musical life that i could do without. thinking about baseball. not on campus. concerts are extremely popular with the student body. the chorus also performs for a local organization providing a cultural link to the community. tomorrow augments their repertoire of classics by introducing contemporary works like robert starrs, ariel, i believe that it's our duty as living breathing musicians to seek out the mozart and beethoven of our time to perform them, to have their music live. now, instead of perhaps waiting for another generation or two to discover them. in retrospect. all along and. the.

and i think i speak for all of us who marveled at the performances of these five nominees for best actormothee chalamet, "a complete unknown." >> it's required. it's only 12 weeks. >> god made the world in six days. 12 weeks is a lot longer. what am i supposed to do with the extra 65 days. >> are you god? >> how many times do i have to say this? yes. >> colman domingo, "sing sing." >> just waiting. i'm afraid to see you, mom. i'm afraid to see you. >> ralph fiennes, "conclave." >> what has he offered you, secretary of state? five times i cast my vote for you, aldo. but i was wrong. you lack the courage required to be pope. >> sebastian stan, "the apprentice." >> my three rules of winning. rule one, the world is a mess. the world is a mess, tony. you have to fight back. you have to have a tough skin. attack, attack, attack. if somebody comes after you with a knife, you shoot them back with a bazooka. >> and the oscar goes to -- adrien brody. >> this is the second oscar win and second nomination for adrie fl brody. he took home his first oscar in this category for his role in "the pianist.

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marvell,, they had an earnings report: the stock plunged.own. >> yes. revenue forecast came in well short of estimates. investors basically want a bigger payoff from this big a.i. boom. they provide the chips design services. some of their major tech companies think the hyperscalers like an amazon use them, but if they're not scaling as a fast, you're seeing marvell technologies, certainly, sell off a little bit today. and, of course, when they go, every other chip maker goes with them. stuart: that is quite a selloff, indeed, 20%. then on the other side of the coin, why are chinese company stocks, why are they largely, in fact, across the board, rallying? >> well, you trying to figure out tariffs. and, again, we're talking about what we've been thinking which was a weaker chinese consumer. but you're getting softer data the in terms of sentiment surveys in the u.s. so again, assuming they can navigate those trade tear lives, they've had -- tariffs, they've had a big selloff, this could with a little relief. stuart: china winning on tariffs

the disney marvel movie fetched $15 million, according to studio estimates.$120 million opening weekend, as it struggles to match the success of previous marvel releases. the film could remain at the top of the box office for a while, as it faces little competition through march. meanwhile, focus features last breath took the second place spot this weekend, earning $7.8 million in its debut. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm silvana henao. thanks, silvana. okay, chipotle customers won't see the cost of their burrito change. even if president trump follows through on his promise to impose tariffs on america's largest trading partners. that's the word from the chain's ceo, who told nbc's hallie jackson last night that the company plans to absorb any increased costs, at least for now. now, he cautioned that the price change could eventually come if elevated costs become a, quote, significant headwind. the park that city voters approved for san francisco's great highway officially has an opening date next month. voters passed proposition k last november

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a few marvel, dc and disney superheroes took a day off from saving the world to brighten the faces of kids at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford. window washers transformed into deadpool, spider-man, frozone and robin. the masked superheroes stood on scaffolding instead of scaling the walls to stay in compliance with state laws. but they made the windows sparkle, as well as the faces of the young heroes inside. the superheroes have been visiting patients at lucile packard for more than ten years, and it's just a bright spotn their day. >> it sure is. we love covering that every year because it's so special. all right, well, still ahead at 530. one woman i sharg the very expensive lesson she learned in hopes of protecting others. experts say it's an example of professionals targeting vulnerable people who are lonely. seven on your side has the story and how you can protect yourself from these romance scams. plus, we're counting down to oscar sunday. we'll take you back live to hollywood, where the preparations are underway, and give you a peek at one of the biggest oscar af

does the said the you look in the negative on marvelous is it had the association for missing people in the serbian village a full time, all the 70 percent of the person for this one, the full the that the lose a little girl anastasia? the bolt visit is the boat and those bully, if you this will the liquid in each, was it costing us laws and they go on. so little brother was kidnapped a little more and they found his body 5 years later. yes. is still believes that communities must work together for a better future to become the and the, i don't know if i'm me course with all set during the course will talk to the really in the hospital ability promo, petty lima. then at least enough for what to done us because i with the i was just fine with all of in your lives legacy. because that is the only thing that would the, the, the losing that when did all the me according to have missed. all right, from comfortable low is that you just as a bubble into reconciliation or key to any hopes for a peaceful future. constellation is that in for the tool is very important message that the both for

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but again today's pressure on ai marvel wasn't a bad result right. that was some of the huge thing causing the sell off today. they beat on expectations and their guidance was in line. it's not like they missed. it's just right now i think you're seeing this sentiment risk off, which when it's like this, i say, yeah, it's viable. it's not that the fundamentals have deteriorated in these companies. you just aren't seeing these blowout earnings reports because expectations are so much higher. >> yeah it is. and it's a heck of a day. and we're seeing the nasdaq down about 2.5% right now a lot of stuff is down a lot of confusion out there victoria thank you very much. all right. let's keep this conversation going folks. joining us on set is aaron dun. he is fund manager and head of value equity at morgan stanley investment management. his fund outperforming the s&p 500 so far this year. and aaron that is not easy an easy thing to do. so welcome. how have you done it. do you think the investing narrative that we just talked about victoria has indeed chang

there's a marvelous study from more than 50 years ago by a great historian who asked the question, where did british bruce phobia arrives? because after all, you, the pollyanna wars, britain and russia were allies. that was it in 181-5518. 40 britain regarded russia as an enemy. and this is the story and asked the question, why in 25 years did that change. and when he started, there was no reason for the change them other than russia was a big, powerful country. and britain resented that. as the british empire, britain simply resented russia. it concocted all sorts of tables that russia was going to would bade india through the khyber pass and all the rest. but this is the new west situation as well. both these it'd be russia, which i hope is now passed, but also china, which is hate the other one simply for being big and successful. that's not a reason for russo phobia or sign up or be a it's actually a reason for respect for dialogue for diplomacy, not for hatred, but we get the hatred started up and it's not hard to store a paid for it. yeah. you know, there, there are some people who

there's a marvelous study from more than 50 years ago by a great historian who asked the question, where did british bruce phobia arrives? because after all, you, the napoleonic wars, britain and russia were allies. that was it in 181-5518. 40 britain regarded russia as an enemy. and this is the story and asked the question, why in 25 years did that change. and when he started, there was no reason for the change in mother that russia was a big, powerful country in britain resented that. as the british empire, britain simply resented russia. it concocted all sorts of tables that russia was going with, bade india through the khyber pass and all the rest. but this is the new west situation as well. both bees, it'd be russia, which i hope is now past, but also china, which is hate the other one simply for being big and successful. that's not a reason for russo phobia or sign of o b o. it's actually a reason for respect for dialogue for diplomacy, not for hatred, but we get the hatred started up and it's not hard to store a paid for it. yeah, you know, there, there are some people who go back

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. >> i mean yesterday the news was obviously bad with marvel. we got it. stock was down. ended the day down. >> but 174 down 70. >> yeah 17%. are they i mean different products to a certain extent. but. so what's going on? >> xpu. look, i think. that it was terrific that marvell got the amazon, the amazon contract for. >> to help them develop their own custom chips. >> but i think people are going to say, well, the reason why we sold it was it turned out that broadcom got a huge new customer list. this softbank arm if they're really involved is big open ai apple i would have thought that maybe look i think marvell is great i think matt murphy is very good to see i know you really competitive but this is where he bought all that stock. but i would say that hock tan crushed it. and by the way, hock tan can i just say he put together this company out of just piece after piece. and he's got now the custom made chip that segment he owns. >> i was just going to say it doesn't sound like he's got a huge m&a appetite at this point. >> he said. he's done. and that's what everybody

you've got that marvelous trade deal 100 pages long enforcement included it do not honor it.d, trading partner all wrapped in one. we do not know much about them they speak this weird language with tones and no alphabet they are hard to understand their kind of a mysterious country still i think. jon: it is said that the chinese think in centuries while the united states and things in of n four-year presidential terms. so, if they are making some these concessions he foreign minister alluded to, is that perhaps a stalling tactic? >> it could be until the talks start. we are not going to know what they're up too. the first term was 13 rounds of talks apart 13 rounds of american delegates going to beijing. making clear what we wanted. and their teams coming here. sometimes president trump very cleverly would take the chinese delegation into the oval office invite the press in and try to encourage them to make promises right in front of the american press. we are not going to know until this begins to play i don't think. >> the chinese, it is the said are working toward sort of

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