and bonawyn eison has more coming up when "worldwide exchange" returns. stay with us. on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for the morning call sheet. rbc with snowflake with theout import perform rating. it has at rapid adoption of the new generative products. you see shares of snowflake down. >>> and okta is being cut from hold to buy by jefferies. jefferies has it has the top pick in the space. >>> and stifel in the gaming and leisure sector. it believes invess investorswil benefit. >>> it's time for the global briefing. india investigating the units of several shippers, including dhl and u.p.s. and fedex over anti-trust practices and price collusion. reuters says the competition committee is reviewing thousands of emails in connection with the fees charged with airport services by those companies. >>> foxconn with a year over year decline in sales. foxconn logged record revenue in the first quarter of last year after factories res

on the desk tonight -- carter braxton worth, bonawyn eison, dan nathan, and guy adami. >>> first up tonight, eli lilly up 70% in the last year. they announced the launch of lilly direct, a direct to consumer website that allows patients to order sezepbound rit from the company. shares of novo nordisk, which manufacturing rival wegovy held onto its gains, jumping 4%, closing at a record. so, did lilly just change the game for the health care industry? how will the stocks respond? guy? >> i don't know if they changed the game. clearly, they are onto something. i think other companies will act in kind. and you saw in terms of wba, walgreens/boots alliance, which had its own issues, that was clearly under pressure. in terms of the price action we just mentioned, that's the story today. traded big volume, closed lower on the day after making a new all-time high. i want to be crystal clear. eli lilly, we've loved for years. you had opportunities to buy this stock on dips a number of times and today might be one of those days that sets up for that type of opportunity. and when i say opportunity, i

on the desk tonight -- steve grasso, karen finerman, bonawyn eison, and guy adami. the dow closing above 38,000 for the first day ever. it took 25 trading days iffer the plus chip index to jump 1,000 points. the s&p closing in on record territory for the second session in a row. and the nasdaq hitting its highest in over two years. the bullishness extending to popular consumer stocks, too. uber, chipotle, costco, marriott, and visa. the names standing out over the last year with massive gains. what kind of message is this run in consumer names sending us about slowdown worries? and i'll go to the worrier in chief on this desk, guy adami. >> that's me. >> this segment of the market is telling us something. >> telling them, people feel good about things, obviously they've seen headline inflation come down, they've seen interest rates come down. there hasn't been really a market event for the last five or six months, meaningful, at least. people feel good about things. unemployment rate is where it is. so, there's a reason to feel good. the flip side of that coin, and