to read more go to baron's.com or follow us on twitter at barron's online, see you next week on "barronsdios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend and happy new year. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't president you for the week ahead. consumer prices surging to a 40 year hires federal reserve chairman jay powell warns of the impact of this high inflation. dan niles is here on how to put your money to work.

on the "barron's" roundtable, jack levinson and jack hough.asdaq was flat, there was a lot of motion sickness on the road to nowhere? >> that's right. you look at the nasdaq, it was up .01%. it did nothing this week, right? it was down 4.5% before coming all the way back. this hasn't happened in a very long time. last time was 2015 in august that was when china was devaluing its currency. we had a freakout there. the market didn't bottom until february of 2016. for the s&p seen it do the same kind of things. saw at the bottom in 2020 and saw it in 2016. wish i could say this sends and all clear. you know what? i have no idea. jack: last week you said you weren't worried. you're on the fence. what has changed? >> i think the fed has changed, i'm fairly worried about the market not necessarily short term but longer term. the fed is hiking rates and that means that the short term is, short term treasury yields will go up. we're not sure what happens to the long-term yield. you might get asking called a yield curve inversion when that happens, whe

more interest in the lawsuit journal at large for the meantime have a great week than welcome to barron's roundtable where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. former fda commissioner with the latest on omicron, and other emerging fairies and whether the biden administration to change its covid strategy and latest smart investments you can make now to protect against inflation. we begin with what we think are the most important things investors are to think about right now. december jobs numbers mr. economist estimates but there's more behind the headlines. the fed may start raising rates as soon as march and what it means for how you invest it was a wild week for the auto industry, socks posting huge moves as companies announce plans for electric vehicles. my colleagues ben, carl and jack, thank you and i have talked how the fed has done a good job telegraphing it intentions but suddenly they said they spooked investors this week, a surprise the market didn't take well. >> that's right and was released from its december meeting and markets look forward, it's a

on the barron's round table ben, carl english and jack hough.k, you and i have often talked how we think the peloton hardware was a little more interesting than the stock. we took to add pelt on to the honor household we watch the shares fall 74% since you urged caution back in february pray. >> we are peloton buddies these are my shoes i put these on is a two-person job does that say something bad about my fitness? mine is having soreness at areas like to talk to but after the show but let's turn to that stock. back in february, peloton had beaten revenue with the shares of the client i pointed out two things, one about the valuation. it had posted one quarter the stock market value of what netflix barely 1% of the subscribers it was expensive. the upside revenue surprises were getting smaller. we were cautioned 75% the business is really not a disaster, revenues during subscription is up within the supply chain problems in that fiscal comparisons with the year ago are well understood. the valuation is close to reasonable. i would just hold out

>> "barrons roundtable" sponsored by invesco q? . >> investment firm's ceo on how to protect your portfolio against inflation and what is next for crypto and todd alston of baron's prestigious roundtable reveals the stock picks for 2022 but we begin with the most important things investors ought to be thinking about. inflation is running hot but the market these indications it may cool. investors are worried about earnings. as the fed is poised to raise rates what do bank report say about the economy and airline stocks on the rise despite the omicron surge and flight cancellations. is that a polish signal? for years big macro forces, rather than fundamentals, more focus on the fed and the weekend with market focused on earnings. >> for rate hikes this year and more. when we keep down to it the nasdaq holding its own and the dow finished down more because earnings came out from big banks like jpmorgan, rallies coming into this week and the numbers weren't there and they fell. >> we see a weaker than expected retail number. this is d

to read more go to baron's.com or follow us on twitter at barron's online, see you next week on "barrons roundtable". >> from fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend and happy new year. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that wasn't president you for the week ahead. consumer prices surging to a 40 year hires federal reserve chairman jay powell warns of the impact of this high inflation. dan niles is here on how to put your money to work. where is the money, $2 million in covid testing money has been used to house illegal migrants at the southern border? congressman mike gallagher is joining us coming up. i am speaking with jpmorgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon this weekend, his response to the labor shortage, the irs spying on your bank account. you will hear his answer as well to this. you said you thought jpmorgan would outlive the chinese communist party but you walked it back. who told you jamie dimon, chairman and ceo of one of the largest banks to walk that back, that is coming up but take a look at the top newsmakers on "

don't forget to follow us on twitter @barron's online, and that's all for us. see you next week on barron's round table. ♪ ♪ >> from the fox studio in new york city this is maria bartiromo wall street journal per. >> welcome to the program analyzes the week it was in a position for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo for president biden playing the blame game with driving inflation as his new poll numbers show his approval rating on the economy at an all-time low. economist is here and where things go from here. new satellite images showing more russian troops near ukraine's border. ukrainian steering biden's comments this week have given putin the green light for action, senator rick scott and what needs to be done now. he will also respond to the new accusations that the secret service is hiding information about hunter biden's international travel. while his father was vice president brand-new details about his questionable investments in chinese companies. plus, standing up to china and woke corporations. how west virginia is putting its money where its mo

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"barron's" i don't think it is the death knell for the move but the easy money has been made.ommodities to being a seller of rallies and selectively buying dips. am i a buyer now with both happeneds? no. we own commodities, we have our allocation to it, but, but, at a new high which probably could come in the next couple weeks i would be a seller. i go back to buying dips and definitely selling rallies. inflation is peaking right now. super cron tearian call, very anti-consensus i think the worst of it is here for inflation. it rolls over. commodities may be okay in 2022 but they will not outperform like they did in 2021. charles: i agree with you, paul. thank you so much, happy new year, my friend. >> you too, my friend. thanks again. charles: days like this leave retail investors really kind of grappling right? we're bouncing off the lowe's once again but it has been a real rough ride. so i have got two of the very best, two of my favorite pros coming up. we have got some dos and don'ts and of course some specific ideas for you. we'll be right back. ♪. ... you face the hassl

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. >>> with us now, gina of "the new york times," phil mattingly, laura barron-lopez. gina, you've been covering this issue for some time and wrote a piece with one of your colleagues. growth is surging in biden's economy. why don't voters feel better? that's the president's challenge in the sense that most of the numbers about the economy now are quite strong, but people are exhausted from the pandemic. they are still paying more when they go to grocery store, to the gas station. the president is hoping that by the middle of the year what the fed is now promising to do with inflation kicks in. will it? >> i think it's an open question. i think we know that demand should fade a little bit as people have, you know, fewer dollars coming in from government stimulus checks and from unemployment insurance. and it's clearly the case the fed is preparing to react here. i think the big question for the administration is, does that relief happen in time for the midterms in november? we know inflation is likely to fade at some point but does it do it quickly enough and is it pal

jack: welcome to a special year end edition of barron's roundtable this week will look at past today'sn the airhead i am jack otter. coming up former google ceo eric schmidt sounds the alarm on china and artificial intelligence and why he says misinformation will be on the rise. later, stop content top stock picks from andrew berry. this week will begin

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we will see you next week on barron's roundtable. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ this is the maria bartiromo's wall street. >e to the program analyzes the week that was it helps position for the week ahead. i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. >> i think it's a historic day for economic recovery. today's national unemployment rate fell below 4% 3.9% the sharpest one-year drop in unemployment in the united states history. 3.9% unemployment rate. experts said we would not be able to do it how? how how did that happen? presenf the new unemployment numbers where the jobs? shocking myth but unemployment lower than expected. kenny is here to break it all down for us. and the nightmare continues for a second week with the winter weather wallop on the east coast not helping matters tens of thousands of flights canceled or delayed with passengers stranded across the country. here how frontier airlines ceo barry response to criticism that the airlines and saw a lot of his headaches, and could have prevented them. and biden putting the blame for rising crude food on big companies i'm speaking with ceo his rea

that will probably include health social education workers, is reportedly due to the on the chrome barron being less likely to fill hospital beds and to spare the country's battered economy. while in england, businesses struggling with major staff shortages, especially in health services. now the country is planning to introduce, reduce the isolation period for koby cases from $7.00 to $5.00 days. it's a proposal that came off the pressure from several top government officials based around the issue maintain that the countries education minister has backed the proposal by leaning on a scientific approach. i would, but obviously always defer to the scientific advice on this. it would certainly help mitigate some of the pressures on a schools on critical workforce at ubs, i hope will be one of the 1st you ask me the question, how we, how will we reformed? i hope will be one of the 1st major economies to demonstrate to the world how you transition from pandemic to endemic. i very concerned about this, i think, is not based on scientific evidence at all. i think the main driver, the concerns

to read more, check out this week's edition ad at "barron's" dot-com. that is it for us. >> from fox studios in new york city. and happy weekend to all welcome to the program analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead. coming to you this weekend from the u.s. southern border just outside of mcallen texas. i will be surveying the border crisis firsthand bringing you the scene from the ground here in texas but here with me this weekend 13 states attorney general from around the country they are alarmed over the impact the surge of illegal migrants having on their citizens, their states in the u.s. natural security. coming up all speaking with three of those ages representing florida, missouri, indiana brazil tells whites so fortunate for them to be with the teacher with us this weekend for my one-on-one interview texas governor greg abbott. what he's doing right now to stand up to the biden administration bad border policy protects us taking matters into their own hand to protect america with the new state funded border wall. but

barron says most recently served as the president of business operations for the washington spirit of the national women's soccer league. she starts on tuesday. if you're driving through downtown san francisco, you're a slow down. speed limits are being lowered from 25 to 20 miles an hour for 7 streets in the city. the streets are listed there on your screen. 24th film or hate polk ocean avenue, san bruno avenue and valencia, this is all due to a law that went into effect at the start of the year. that allow cities to lower speed limits in areas where at least half of the buildings along the corridor have commercial uses. >> if you are resident in santa clara county, you may be entitled to some unclaimed money. the santa clara county department of tax collections announced it is sitting on nearly half a million unclaimed dollars. the department published a list this week of 676 individuals and businesses who potentially are do that money. the list includes money that has been on deposit with the county's general collections trust funds for more than 3 years. potential owners who quali

. >> reporter: the owner of the beer barron will dismantle the rest of his parklet tomorrow. he's worried of his future. >> if we went through it twice already, i don't know if i can take a third hit. >> we'll survive, we have to. failing is not an option. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, "today in the bay,". >>> a live look in san francisco right now, beautiful, shadows and sunshine. this is the city where restaurants are anticipating another tough year because of the new omicron surge. some restaurants and bars are dealing with staffing shortages because of sick employees while others the cost of keeping workers tested is costing thousands out of pocket. mayor london reed is calling to revitalize the surge. it had overwhelming demand and ran out of funds last july. >>> another live look for you, this one in san jose where you can see the blue tarp is covering the poor house bistro, it's being moved. the building is being trucked slowly as you see a few blocks down little italy where it will be called home. the cajun restaurant was purchased by google for its plan for downtown camp

friday, including shopping, entertainment, venues, jims and clubs. officials fear the on the chron, barron could be spreading undetected through the community dance while you go, gone, gone back out, or is already given the very dire situation of the pandemic. we have to grasp very critical moment. we have to contain depend demik to ensure that there will not be a major outbreak in the community again. fine, now i think we are realizing omicron is a highly transmissible variant. so free when we will be able to contain the spread of all micron in society. the measures i'm going to announce or may be the most decisive, rapid targeted and comprehensive we have had for the past 2 years and for a climate has more from hong kong. now this is certainly the most extensive that we've seen and it really goes to show the extent of that. uh, the hong kong government is keen on stamping out alma crohn. i spoke to a top epidemiologist in hong kong advisor. ivan hung earlier. he said that these kind of, that the measures were very necessary in order to keep the virus of bay and to really by the governmen

it's possible that in that part of southern africa, where this oma, chrome barron evolved and emerged from because it's very high prevalence, they mean disabling diseases. chiefly h, i v. where in some parts of south africa you looking at the prevalence of 50 percent or more of the population treated thankfully most of them, but many not. this means you're, you've got virus infecting people with an impaired immune response on top of malnutrition, poor living conditions. and so in all of which can conspire to make the situation worse. and that could have led to the elaboration of all these changes in this virus. and the production of only chromos, one theory, we don't know for sure at the moment if that's the right one way back in the 990 s, there was what we thought was a flu pandemic. in fact, it was called the russian flu. and this was a pandemic. it led to very wide scale mortality, and including members of queen victoria's household actually died of a so called flu pandemic. but in recent years, scientists have done some molecular forensics, and what they think actually was happen

mark: law talk about these high-tech robber "barron's."think they are so taken bee a genocidal, communist dec dictator like this? doesn't that seem odd to you . here, it is in the open. they embrace this man, what is the mentality? >> you look at bill gates worth 100 billion or more, is it really about the money? it might be, i think if has more to do with the attraction to dictatorship a lot of these executives have in silicon valley, a guy like bill gates with microsoft, microsoft does major research in china with military length labs in artificial intelligence, which say crucial area that china says they will surpass the united states to achieve technological. >> and bill gates invests in chinese company that do research. and bill gates is an adviser to the chinese government, he has been given membership in chinese academy of engineering it is a communist run organization whose charter requires members to be politically approved, they are to advise chinese government to technical matters, bill gates does not need the money, why is he d

let's get into it with tonight's party panel, human events in jupiter, chris barron, democrat strategist fox news contributor leslie marshall and the president -- welcome, everyone. >> happy new year. kennedy: happy new year to you, too. let's talk about this a bit chris, is covid the thing that's changing these once flourishing democracy? >> yes, absolutely and you hit the nail on the head, it's unbelievably ironic january 6 we've been treated to an entire day of theater pretending that the riots at the capitol hill are the x essential threat to our republic, our way of life when the fact is, we've been giving away our freedoms bit by bit and drop by drop for the last 18 months. benjamin franklin said those who would parade essential liberties in exchange for temporary safety deserve neither and that's what's happening not only in this country but all across the globe every freedom loving person on this planet should be concerned the last 18 months we've allowed government all the way from the top to the bottom to abridge basic civil rights in the name of ending a healthcare crisis. ken

you're only allowed to touch them if your hockey champion, vice president of public relations chris barronand finally, she is like a toothpick, skinny, sharp, and easily pitched in disgusting places. fox news contributor kat timpf. katie, welcome to the show it's always a pleasure to see you. >> you're already worried, aren't you? what did you make of the press conference, and how did you fee about the it's a priority of issues. >> i don't think he talked abou what the american people cared about but my concern is he did basically invite vladimir putin to move into your crane and it' a ripple effect. so prudent now has the green light. to do hybrid warfare which will accomplish the same thing. and then biden tried to clean i up today. let me explain what i really mean. mean invasion means armed units going across the border cyber attacks, hybrid warfare, false flag operations, but what the really big problem, whatever putin does commit you now will see china respond you will seat north korea decide it's going t get serious about nuclear weapons in iran will do the same . what does that mea

"barron's" predicting quote inflation in december likely rose at fastest pace in four decades. you buy is expensive right now. another financial front, looks like irs is getting hit with covid. might want to get started on taxes as soon as possible, especially if you're expecting a refund. >> assistant school teacher lauren tracy filed taxes online first time last year. >> got everything squared away, wasn't that complicated. >> reporter: then realized because she was furloughed from previous job, was due bigger refund. >> i filed $1,050 through amended tax return on paper and have heard nothing about it, everything showing it's received. >> reporter: nine months later waiting for refund. >> over 6 million individual returns not processed. >> from last year? >> correct. >> reporter: warning for taxpayers, prepare to be frustrated. irs is entering tax season with significant backlog because of the pandemic and facing staffing shortages. fewer than 15,000 workers had to handle the calls. work force the same size as it was in 1970, with budget nearly 20% less than ten years ago an