you away from this one in the past because i saw baker hughes as not ainferior operator compared tor halliburton. but maybe it's time to rethink that stance. this stock's been performing quite well since former parent company ge sold off its remaining stake in the business. it was back in 2022. while slb and halliburton put in a relative peak last fall and have been falling steadily since baker hughes has managed to keep grinding higher, you have to learn how did they do that simple unlike slb and halliburton baker hughes is not a pure play oil service company. that's only 60% of the business. the other 40% comes from their industrial and energy technology division, which is lots of high-tech energy-related products including natural gas equipment and clean energy while the oil service business grew at a 3% rate in the first nine months of the year, not great, the industrial energy technology segment was up nearly 20%. that is great. on tuesday night baker hughes reported and though they had a very big revenue miss their earnings still came in 6 cents better than expected 61-cent ba

followed by diamondback energy and baker hughes down 2.5% and 1.5% respectively. chip maker super micro is down 1.5%. >>> we are watching shares of nvidia. the stock closing at the fresh all-time high yesterday. the first all-time high since late june as wall street looks for the earnings season. rising tide lifts all boats. check out the action in the asian chip makers with close ties to nvidia. samsung and taiwan semiconductor and foxconn. for more, let's bring in sara kunst. sara, good to see you. >> good morning. >> we just mentioned nvidia pulling back a bit, but hitting a fresh record high yesterday on a multisession win streak. i want to ask you, what do you think the catalyst is for the upside move for nvidia? a couple of weeks, we were seeing a lot of volatility jensen huang talking about the moat and boom. >> the word incredible is not be exactly a number, right? i think what we are seeing now is the fact that people love jensen and there are not a ton of great places to put the money. you have indexes that you have to buy when the stock goes up. for nvi

bmo focusing on baker hughes impacted, but promised to end the pause on day one. week, cnbc ishitting the road and the economic and money issues in three counties critical to the outcome of the november contest. it kicks off in erie, pennsylvania and we see brian sullivan out that that county and that county's significance. brian, good morning. >> reporter: frank, good morning. you were talking about the energy with the lng pause on the terminals. there are thousands of jobs in pennsylvania and some in erie related to energy and could benefit from the end of the pause. we will hit that all day long here on cnbc. we're certainly not here to try to figure out which way the election will go. there's a lot of more expert people on that. what we are going to do is show you some of the key places you keep hearing about and really meet some of the people in these swing towns and swing counties that may swing the election. erie pen erie, pennsylvania, in erie county. it is a critical county. erie, pennsylvania has not only voted for every president since 1988, but it swin

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however baker-hughes rig count fallen by half since 1919 tax and regulatory war on fossil fuels has slowly but sure he wiped out smaller and more entrepreneurial producers. meanwhile, big oil companies, like exxon and chevron are alike investment managers, returning capital shareholders instead of opening up new drilling, you can't tbraim fl blame them. if kamala wins there will be no new pipelines if you on, pros nuclear it almost luce not matter what you are for or against a fracking ban. base load power over next 50 to 100 years some come from clean burning natural gas and nuclear but biden-harris will block it hand writing on the well, energy dominance or independents will be out the window. our out producing enemies in russia, iran and venezuela will be the winners, electricity prices in particular and inflation in general will once again blow sky-high here at home. that is the riff. all right. joining us now, welcome on this subject and others, our great friend vivek ramaswamy. the business man, author of truths, vivek, i don't want to get too hung up, but i'm confused about her posi

all of your stocks, kenvue, boeing, all upcoming nasdaq winners, marvell technology, for net, baker hugheshe yield on the ten year treasury up 4.13% the price of gold up $2752 per ounce bitcoin down a bit and 676. oil virtually unchanged, is not doing bad. at 7062. nat gas also hire two-point to nine, the average price for a gallon of regular down to 3.17 but in california the average for regular is $4.64, trump had fun working the fry cooker at mcdonald's this weekend, msnbc had a meltdown. >> what is the logic behind this going to mcdonald's. >> is engaged in really bizarre types of activities during the campaign. stuart: they are forgetting that bill clinton and al gore campaigned at a mcdonald's in 1992, joe concha has more on donald trump, man of the people coming up. bernie sanders thinks inflation is corporate greed not rampant government spending. oh no. >> corporations charging us off the wall prices, i think i had a lot to do with inflation. >> will ask stephen moore, i don't think stephen moore sees it like that. he will tell us in just a moment. ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey,

sector represents a 3.7% weighting in the s&p 500, we're at about 7.7%, so our biggest holdings are baker hughesco, which is a nuclear play, and diamond back energy. i've owned that for a while probably at least two years or so i think. stuart: you've done well. >> very well. it gets a hiccup every now and then and it doesn't move and it pulls back but that's a good opportunity to add to the position because it's working. stuart: i just have the feeling that it's coming back. we'll see. thank you very much. kamala harris agreed to do an interview with 60 minutes but trump says, he'll only do a "60 minutes" interview on one condition. >> i want to get an apology because the last time i did an interview with them if you remember they challenged me on the computer and said the laptop from hell was from russia and i said it wasn't from russia. it was from hunter. stuart: we'll see what media guy brent bozell makes of that but first the latest poll showed trump is leading in the swing states of georgia and north carolina. in fact he's beating harris on every top issue, except abortion. kennedy is her

nasdaq composite, on semi, texas instruments, baker hughes, siriusxm radio. coming up, kamala harris making this admission when asked how voters are feeling lately. >> the the idea of the american dream was something that previous generations could count on, not as much anymore. stuart: did harris mean to say the american dream is dead while she's been in the white house? andy puzder is going to get into it. biden using some of his strongest rhetoric yet at a new hampshire rally. watch this again. >> we've got to lock him up. [applause] politically lock him up. lock him out, that that's what we have to do. stuart: that comment, lock him up, that's getting a lot of anticipation, but is it the kind of attention that harris wants in her campaign? bill hemmer takes a look at it. crypto insider s concerned with the presidential race but also down-ballot races. the balance of power on the hill is up for grabs. we're following the crypto campaign dash cash. a full story on that next. ♪ and i can hear a bull ring ♪ one more look and i forget everything. ♪ mamma mia,