i'm carl quintanilla david faber and jim cramer futures are weak ahead of the three-day weekend and the market is somewhat underwhelmed, macro, retail sales, downed 2-1 ex autos and gas. the road map this morning begins with bank earnings and jpmorgan, wells and citi, pnc, all crossing the tape, plus president-elect biden's big stimulus plan. we will have details on the nearly $2 trillion plan to boost the recovery from the pandemic and of course, we're keeping an eye on ipos. a lot of momentum. there the biggest debut of the year on tap. online gaming company, after two monster debuts yesterday, carl, it just keeps going. >> yes, what a week. >>> let's dive right into the banks, guys. jim, a lot of moving pieces, jpmorgan of course the most important among them what do we need to understand about what they said about reserve releases and sort of the near-term uncertainty that's reflected in the reserves that are still there. >> i look at jpmorgan, like i look at all of these, citi, too, i'm just going to be tale of two cities, which is that there's before the vaccine, and then after, a

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber dow futures as you can see a little sluggish this morning as we kick off the busiest week of q4 earnings. and fed decision, vaccine rollout and more warnings of what goldman is saying are signs of bubble-like sentiment. 13 dow component, more than 100 s&p companies will report this week plus we do have more vaccine optimism moderna saying its shot is shown to work against emerging variants of the covid-19 virus >> and of course, you just heard dom talking about it we're going to talk about it as well, these epic short squeezes. all you have to is look at shares gamestop to get a sense as to what is playing out here we will try to break it down for you, carl. >> yes, jim, that's a good place to start the behavior of a few of these names which we have been talking about the last couple of weeks, i mentioned david's note over the weekend, pockets of the market have recently appeared to demonstrate investor behavior consistent with bubble-like sentiment and they point to smacks and high growth, high multiple names with ev sales above 20,

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. jobless claims do spike, 965,000. our road map begins with impeachment, transition, stimulus and the continuous backtracking of the trump brand. just what are the potential risks for wall street and the economy? >> plus, some vaccine optimism the u.s. jobs top ten million, and early data suggests j & j one shot covid vaccine is safe and generates promising immune response. >>> and after a firm's monster debut yesterday, tomorrow, and today, poshmark and petco. both ceos will join us this morning. carl >>> let's start with the medical news this morning. j & j, it looks like we will have a third entrant, hospitalizations down week on week for the first time since september, and the pope's got the vaccine, dr. ruth, and jim cramer >> well, i was there for the moderna, by the way, it's not like when you get to the tent for the vaccine, i have a choice you actually have to ask, and i kind of said, well, it's the moderna, okay, thank you, it was good to know that the one thing i would point

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and morgan brennan, cramer has the morning off. futures are off the lows but still weak as this final day of january happens. three big baskets of news. the reddit squeeze corporate news and j&j with vaccine data that dr. fauci calls a spectacular result our road map begins with the retail trading frenzy, shares of gamestop andothers trading again as trading restrictions are lifted >> and what regulators may do next in response to this squort squeeze saga of the week >> and covid vaccine hopes, j&j says its shot is 66% effective but may fall short against variants and good news on both, at least, according to mr. fauci, certainly, carl. >> yes, david, and also, scott gottlieb calling it a, we did it right, a wonderful and important development. we'll get to j&j, obviously, but david, i mean you got to start to take the week in stock, and talk about the degree to which this debate over market structure and these short dislocations are depressing septemberment, and we'll see to what, sentiment and we'll see to what degree they drive

i am jon fortt with carl quintanilla and julia boorstin intel naming a new ceo our david faber breakingews gelsinger started his career at intel as a teenager, will be its next ceo we'll talk about that plus tech prepares for a new presidency with youtube and airbnb. among the names taking extraordinary measures they say are intended to head off further violence and affirm, the consumer lending startup led by founder and ceo max levchin, having a new beginning today going public we will talk to him when that happens. we start with that intel news. with us now more insights and strategies guys, good morning >> morning >> pat, two and a half years ago there was some rumor that intel might be talking to pat gelsinger about this role. he said, no thanks now, apparently, he's saying, yes, please. so why is this a job that so few people seem to want? i mean, when bob swan came in, he did my podcast and said, no, i don't want the job then he took it. pat gelsinger said, no, i don't want the job now he's taking it it's a good job, right >> i mean, look, this is the biggest job in semiconductors

i am carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber s&p record high.ear. some of the big names that ahave reported, 3m, ge the biggest s&p gainer, j&j and verizon. we will take a look with mike roman and an exclusive with voters' hans vestberg, that's next hour on"squawk alley. we watch those, in addition to all of the defense companies, morgan. >> yeah, defense which is what i'm watching today. i know you said that raytheon technologies interview a few moments ago. it is a big day for the industrials, including some of those largest defense contractors. lockheed martin which is the largest u.s. weapons manufacturer reporting this morning as well. 20% increase in profit, but still a miss versus street expectations a rare miss, as rare as a black swan sales 7 perseverance driven by aeronautics, including the f-35 fighter jet. rotary missions, sikorsky, missile defense, things like that, and space which is something we heard about from raytheon technologies as well. guidance for lockheed in line. cash guidance was hiked. a backlog of $147 billion, but th

i'm jon fortt, carl quintanilla and julia boorstin the focus is the agenda for tech growth in 2021 marketsaw a huge gain in 2020 despite the pandemic and tech names led that surge. question is, do the growth names have enough performance in the tank to justify these valuations over the next 12 months? julia, we're going to talk to snowflake's ceo frank slootman in a little bit. snowflake certainly in the cloud arena. one of those big valuation, big growth names but across media and content, there are a lot of those plays too. >> and across the tech space, jon. just take a look at uber that stock is up more than 2% today. that stock is up about 70% over the past 12 months of course, so many headwinds to the, you know, the car part of that business, driving around people about it when it comes to driving around food, there is a lot more bullishness we're talking about uber more with one of our guests later this hour. the question is whether or not the stock have seen meaningful gains but face headwinds and will be able to maintain these valuations that point. >> all right i know you're watch

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla and deirdre bosa amazon's head of devices joins us as we close outmer tech week and the former acting chief of homeland security chad wolf will join us one of the most interesting voices in streaming, there's this movement in consumer tech of upstarts nipping at netflix's heels and disney plus and tiktok are major names. >> and that is where we will start this hour. julia boorstin joins us now with kevin mayer in an exclusive interview and, julia, this is his first since taking and leaving his role as ceo of ti tiktok >> thank you for joining us in what is your first tv interview since you left disney. you had a stint at tiktok since then we appreciate you joining us >> thank you for having me >> so, kevin, we want to start off with your perspective as the former ceo of tiktok, a very volume "time" for the social media companies. they have facebook and youtube and twitter have all taken steps to ban the president from communicating with his followers on their platforms what do you make of those moves and the concerns it sparked that maybe the ceos of

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla.ndices selling off as a slew of earnings microsoft reported last night and is bucking the dow. it is up more than 3%. some big names like facebook, apple, and tesla are waiting on deck on what is the 11-year anniversary on the introduction of the ipad, believe it or not we are looking forward to those earnings after the bell. we are also expecting the first covid response team briefing under the biden administration we will take you there live as soon as it begins. but also happening in these markets this disconnect between fundamentals and valuations, the short squeeze, names like gamestop and amc surging surging isn't even the word for it look at that gamestop up 131% of the amc up more than 200% that's tripling. for that let's bring in leslie picker leslie, i don't know whether this is legal market manipulation, whether it is not, is there a precedent for this that you can think of and what are the down sides for the companies themselves >> i can't answer the legality of it. on the

i am jon fortt with carl quintanilla and deirdre bosa, a week that saw a new biden administration geted in washington and change elsewhere surging in tech and in markets we're going to have a fintech player, content moderation on the show, but we're going to start with what's not changing yet, the direction of revenue at ibm and the strategy for manufacturing at intel as we look at those two stocks post earnings ibm down considerably this morning. intel, too there is a bit of an asterisk with intel that report came out before the bell yesterday afternoon so the stock popped and now it's coming back down so it's not far off where it was before the earnings came out carl, i just really think that when it comes to these two companies investors need to zero in and think fundamentally what these companies are and perhaps what they should be. >> yeah, jon, i'm looking at a report this morning that is a boutique research firm that reiterates 55 for intel. we're worried about being behind in process technology, they say. turns intel into ibm i know you know pat gellsinger well why is the focu

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla and deirdre bosa we will have in-depth coverage first, twitter, facebooknd many other companies either banning or suspending donald trump from their platforms after he directed a mob of his supporters to the u.s. olently attacked it. shares of twitter down sharply on the news of the trump ban and apple, google and amazon all taking various moves to push alternative social network p parler off their platform saying they weren't doing enough to curb violence. it is quite a setup to this week >> that's where we're going to start with our next guest, co-founder cara swisher. good morning it's good to have you. welcome. >> thank you >> i guess let's zero in on twitter because there's been so much chewed on over the weekend at-large about social media. >> sure. >> what is twitter's future without the president? >> that's a big question a lot of these companies have spent time tolerating this kind of behavior and also helps, as i have said many times, enragement -- engagement equals enragement it's a great way to get news i recently -- my son who is 19 years old,

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures basically flat on this first full day of the biden white house, as the one-year anniversary happens today of the first documented covid case in the u.s. lots of earnings and macro data including jobless claims 900 k. the road map begins with the biden agenda and wall street sentiment, and trying to extend the rally at the open. >> covid-19 deaths hitting a new record one year as carl said since the first confirmed case in the u.s. a look at how the new administration hopes to contain this pandemic. and the repeat performance, if you're watching yesterday, you know, general motors is up 36% so far, and the month of january is not even over we will break down what is behind the rally, carl even better than tesla >> yes and adam jonas on squawk with some interesting comments about the turn-around there. jim, a big day for policy, as it pertains to covid. we're expecting more executive orders, and actions, regarding vaccinations, testing, hospitals, new public dashboards, and fauci will join the press briefing at 4:00 as he beco

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer our futures are under some pressure thanks in part to ibm and intel. even beyond that this bearish macro call out of b of a is making waves along with more republican resistance to the president's stimulus pitch the road map begins with the intel and ibm drag on stocks, tech, a pandemic favorite for investors but the two tech giants failing to impress with their quarterly results. >>> plus, the biden economic agenda, turned to nominee janet yellen, leaving the door open to a tax hike, and big techs, extremism pushback, a federal judge blocking parler's move to reinstate its use of amazon web services. >>> let's get to jim talk about big tech. jim, i know you're covering it with andrew, and becky and joe, and it sounds like maybe you believe the more important story of the two is going to be intel? >> yes, it was a sobering call they've got a new ceo. pat gelsinger on the call, vmware, 30 years at intel, before taking that, and talking twice about being back at home that's how he identified intel but home is sobering because home is a

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla and deirdre bosa this hour it is fundamentals versus mechanics, gamestoper than higher, now lower again. american airlines higher amc halted earlier it's lost about half of its value since yesterday's close and at the same time strong earnings from apple and facebook showing big tech has plenty of gas in the tank. maybe justifying these stretched valuations, deirdre. i am plenty on twitter, linkedin, people angry of being locked out to trade freely in some of these positions they have taken over the last few days it is a difficult space out there when the rules, or at least the duels, keep changing >> yeah, indeed. it's extending past reddit i have four screens in front of me never been so grateful because it's hard to track all of the conversations going on in different platforms. that's where we're going to start this morning mobile brokerages like robinhood are under pressure after restricting trades in gamestop kate, as i was saying, it's not just on reddit anymore but even in the last few minutes robinhood has been slammed this is gaining momentum >>

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla and julia boorstin or consumer tech week kicks into a new gear of with samsung announcing new phones, poshmark going public, and the ceo of starz joining us to talk who has the power. before we get into that social media still in the spotlight as twitter ceo jack dorsey expresses ambivalence about the power tech companies have used to cut donald trump's microphone, says it was not a coordinated action carl >>> that's where we'll begin the hour this morning social media and freedom of speech. always great to have you thanks for kicking off the hour. >> of course great to see you again >> of course jack dorsey's twitter thread yesterday talking about how it's not something to be happy about or celebrate. snap banning the president as of the 20th where do you think -- we talked to heath terry of goldman yesterday. his view is it's inaggregate do you see it any different? >> well, i do see that and totally agree it is risk mitigation for the fact this, if y you risk further chaos, it's intolerable. social media accounts have been banning actors who have

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla and djulia boorstin the competition director on possibly breakingan inside look at facebook's independent oversight board and why unions are suddenly cropping up in and around silicon valley. we're going to start with this disconnect between fundamentals and valuations hit me baby, one more time traders are looking at this market like a genie in a bottle. britney spears and christina aguilera songs, you'll get them looking at a chart of tesla or snowflake or gamestop up over 100% i'm not trying to say this is the dot-com boom all over again but this is what it was like when you had certain stocks which had a clear story behind them soaring beyond the story, beyond the fundamentals, and you had people who made money in that name justifying staying in it and valuations that the math couldn't make happen i know you remember. >> i do, but, jon, we're going from talk of a bubble to talk of a mob. i mean, andrew left notable short seller, he wrote a letter to shareholders on try day saying they're going to stop coming to gamestop because the angry mob tha

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla and deirdre bosa the reddit rebellion is where we're going to starts morning. gamestop resuming its rally now up 73% plus. amc also up 56%. blackberry up about 10%. survey of the shorts our next guest is saying the recent reddit trade is, quote, the messy middle of a revolution early robinhood investor and inside.com founder joins us now. jason, what a story. what an investment for you, i'm sure you say you are off skiing but now you're back paying attention to the story there's a conspiracy theory brought out by winklevoss yesterday. >> i have no information on that and good luck with the winklevoss twins and trading bitcoin. they're heroes to me i'm joking i don't know that they know what they're talking about. i would disregard whatever they say. it is an interesting turn of events and, yes, that's a blizzard behind me this has tipped over into the consciousness of everybody on the lift in front of me people were talking about should they buy gamestop. i kid you not. this was a 15-year-old kid and parents and they're talking shorts i was like, you

i'm jon fortt with carl quintanilla and julia boorstin this hour is a morning of reversals thus far techs were taking a hit at the beginning but the nasdaq rebounding strongly to about break-even in the last hour and the new york stock exchange switching and saying it's going to delist three chinese telcos afterall the s&p reaching record highs as carl mentioned just moments ago. that's where we'll start with our first guest this hour of stifle you just upgraded jd i noticed that chinese internet stocks seem to be removing in response to the delist or not delist is that just short-term noise or do investors need to be concerned about china policy going into a biden administration >> i think that certainly there should be concern relating just generally to regulatory, whether that's in china or as it relates, you know, to the u.s. given the change in administration, i'm not overly concerned in terms of what's happening in the u.s. at this moment, and particularly the companies that you mentioned all have china in the name they're all specifically government-owned companies and so the more

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are red as democrats take at least one georgia senate seat we'll see about the other. big implications for stimulus and rates. ten-year yield above 1 adp with the first decline since april. road map begins with georgia shocker. democrats flipping one senate seat tech shares are taking a hit amid renewed concerns about higher taxes and increased regulatory scrutiny >> plus, shares of tesla, yep, they're rallying ahead of the open, this after a key analyst boosted his price target following better than expected fourth quarter delivery. we're keeping an eye on oil. it broke above 50 for the first time since february. overall, energy, top performing sector, liquid natural gas, in japan, skyrocketing, propane prices, carl, the energy complex having a good move so far. >> yeah. so many moving pieces this morning, david and jim i guess question of the early morning whether or not the bank shares are enough to lift the dow. >> geez, i got to tell you, the enthusiasm for the group, it is just out of control versus the fact we're about to g

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber the world reacts today to one of the darkest days in the history of our democracy futures resilient, but more important this morning, we'll talk about how u.s. assets and corporate leaders will adjust to yesterday's assault. our road map begins with the historic moment for american democracy, congress confirms joe biden as president-elect after a trump-fueled mob invades the u.s. capitol >> capitol hill is quiet this morning, and as you see, and just saw, futures are higher as well after yesterday's violence. wall street is hitting a new record, which begs the question at what point is the trigger for stability? and as for specific company stocks, twitter is one of them some research on a lot of different companies. those shares are under pressure after it and other social media companies temporarily locked president trump's account and removed some of his posts as well carl >> jim, interested to know which story you're more focused on, the behavior of assets in the wake of yesterday, or the way in which corporate leaders and america

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber stocks not far from new highs as the president acknowledges that biden's term will begin a week from wednesday some democrats call for impeachment, december jobs down 140k, the first negative print since april. road map begins with the day of records. new highs for covid cases and deaths stocks rally to all time highs why one bank is saying investors should, quote, sell the vaccine. >> and as carl mentioned, pressure has continued to mount on president trump two cabinet secretaries are out, rising calls for invoeking the 25th amendment. those both seem somewhat unlikely, this following the riots on capitol hill. and we got to get to tesla once again. why? because of its incredible wild ride on track for its 11th straight daily gain. the stock up more than 740% in the last year. and it does have a larger market value. it is funny, carl, just the other day, i was looking at the differential between tesla and facebook, it was about 50 billion, it made it up very quickly. >> yeah. as we get another analyst today, play something catch-up on tesla.

i am jon fortt with carl quintanilla and julia boorstin intel naming a new ceo our david faber breaking

welcome to ""squawk on the street"" i'm carl quintanilla with david cramer the house is set for impeachment proceedings and the u.s. is expanding vaccine eligibility. our road map begins with the corporate backlash more companies distance themselves from president trump. social media's crackdown facebook bans stop the steal twitter polls qanon content and the co-vid about face. the white house expected to make sweeping changes in the vaccine rollout guidelines first up, though, jim, we're going to talk about corporate america's ongoing response and really the way in which this growing list of companies is changing the face of campaign finance. >> look, the more we learn about what happened wednesday, the more we understand that it was even more volatile of our principles as a nation one after another companies are realizing look, we have to stay away from anything that would fund an attempted coup, a push, an insurrection. that's how they view it, and they know that's going to al yen nate their customers i don't necessarily think there's high-mindedness here there's recognition that wednesd

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, jim cramer. futures have slid into the red as andrew said after the worst opening day of the year for the dow in several years watching the georgia senate runoff, of course, uk lockdowns, and a slew of analyst moves on names like uber, coke, micron, airbnb and more. road map begins with wall street's rocky start to 2021 the dow and the s&p suffering their first decline to start a year since 2016. >> plus, the nyse's about face, saying it will no longer delist three chinese telecom giants and there is a leadership transition at the top of qualcomm steve mollenkopf retiring carl >> guys, it is good to be back together as a team once again. been a week or two jim, i know you said the number of analyst moves this morning is pretty remarkable. question is, is that what is going to move the narrative today or more macro, things like georgia? >> i think the tenor of what "squawk box" had, people who talk about georgia, think there could be an upset. i do think that there is a lack of acknowledged by man

i'm carl quintanilla we await the confirmation hearing for former fed chair and treasury secretary janets it begins. not the only thing this hour, morgan a big interview, too. >> that is right we will speak with sir richard branson alongside virgin orbit's ceo dan hart they sent a 70 foot tall and ten mini nasa satellites into orbit on sunday. a big milestone for commercial space that propels virgin orbit which was spun out of virgin galactic in 2017 into a very exclusive but growing group of commercial space companies achieving, well, orbit but, first, let's bring in our elon moy and steve liesman with more on what we can expect from the yellen confirmation hearing. i want to start with you in terms of expectations. i realize that as the incoming treasury secretary, the position doesn't mean she can pass ledge station or implement monetary policy, but it is seen very closely given the fact that we are expecting more details on that $1.9 trillion stimulus proposal is that sort of the key thing to hone in on from a market standpoint today >> yeah, i think so, morgan. i think what's going

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, jim cramer has the morning off, dow futures do imply a fifth day down, the longest losing streak in almost a year when we watch gamestop and company, a fed decision this afternoon and q4 earnings from corporate giants and this hour alone, boeing, amd and starbucks ceos will join us and another morning where we will have to start with gme. >> you heard leslie talking about it don't want to lose sight of the broader market as you just said, carl, given things are looking lower this morning but this has become sort of an overarching story. and frankly, those of white house have been doing this for a very long time, myself included, i know if jim were here we say the same because we've been talking, never seen anything quite like it, not to mention any of the people i've been speaking to. late into the night last night, because people are fascinated by this and horrified by it, but it's unlike anything we've ever really seen. i've made reminisce to the late '90s with yahoo chat boards and things moved slowly in the technology and executing trades and t

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and john ford, jim cramer has the morning off futures swinging around, the story remains the war between retail and hedge funds as the s.e.c., reddit, david tepper, all weigh in today it's an enormous day for corporate earnings and macro we will get to all of that the road map begins with the reddit revolution and the short squeeze. continued volatility and tesla records its first profitable year, facebook and apple post record profits. shares of apple and tesla are lower ahead of the open. >> and coming up this morning right here, the ceos of both servicenow and southwest airlines will weigh in on quarterly results. from both those companies. >> david, as you well know, a less directional story this morning, after reddit briefly went private last night on wall street bets, watching amc, we have seen some of the other names go into the red, but amc is now down 40%, so this is an evolving story, not quite an echo, or repeat of what we saw the last couple of days. >> no, things are reversing a bit. gamestop i mean h

i'm carl quintanilla david faber has the morning off.tle selling to start the week we prep for bank earnings on friday the dow is down 133. also watching the house as they prep impeachment proceedings markets in the red despite record highs last week, investors continue to weigh ongoing political turmoil in washington. >> west virginia governor jim justice on stimulus, rising covid cases, d.c. unrest and how he sees working with the biden transition >>> and bitcoin hitting the brakes plunging this morning alongside the cryptocurrency market in a movie racing more than 170 billion in value we are going to start the hour in washington. no surprise as the city is still dealing with the fallout from the attack on the capitol on january 6th. eamon javers has more on that. good morning. >> good morning. i am told that the white house is discussing the idea of having the president come out before cameras today to talk about his complaints about big technology companies and their decision to remove him from many of their platforms. that discussi

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber with features relatively solid this morning. jim, it's been a long road to this day we've talked a lot about election risk over the past few months but we are about to witness what america's famous for, that is a pea peaceful orderly transfer of power. >> i think we're all beleaguered. a transfer of power, coupled with a well defined plan to give us vaccines as they roll out will make it so this market can go up tremendously everything else, i think, is just, i'm not saying, it's irrelevant, but you can't get this economy open until we figure out how to get the vaccines from pfizer, and from moderna, into our arms and once the president's in, and there is a fine plan on that, a defined plan on that, i think there will be rejoicing. right now it's catastrophic and chaotic and anything that indicates order will send this market higher, david >> we're talking about 100 million vaccination, in 100 days >> yes >> and that's been the target now, and so he will be held to that but to your point, jim, there's going to have to be some si

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, jim cramer has the morning off, dow futures do imply a fifth daygamestop and company, a fed decision this afternoon and q4 earnings from corporate giants and this hour alone, boeing, amd and starbucks ceos will join us and another morning where we will have to start with gme. >> you heardes

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer our futures are under some pressure thanks in partwaves along with more republican resistance to the president's stimulus pitch the road map begins with the intel and ibm drag on stocks, tech, a pandemic favorite for investors but the two tech giants failing to impress with their quarterly results. >>> plus, the biden economic agenda, turned to nominee janet yellen, leaving the door open to a tax hike, and bi

i'm carl quintanilla david faber and jim cramer futures are weak ahead of the three-day weekend and the. the road map this morning begins with bank earnings and jpmorgan, wells and citi, pnc, all crossing the tape, plus president-elect biden's big stimulus plan. we will have details on the nearly $2 trillion plan to boost the recovery from the pandemic and of course, we're keeping an eye on ipos. a lot of momentum. there the biggest debut of the year on tap. online gaming company, after two monster debuts yesterday, carl

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber.d map begins with impeachmen

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, jim cramer.ng day of the year for the dow in several years watching the georgia senate runoff, of course, uk lockdowns, and a slew of analyst moves on names like uber, coke, micron, airbnb and more.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber dow futures as you can see a little sluggish thist week of q4 earnings. and fed decision, vaccine rollout and more warnings of what goldman is saying are signs of bubble-like sentiment. 13 dow component, more than 100 s&p companies will report this week plus we do have more vaccine

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber q 4 earnings heat up plenty of optimistic vaccine

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are red as democrats take at least one georgiaimplications for stimulus and rates. ten-year yield above 1 adp with the first decline since april. road map begins with georgia

welcome to ""squawk on the street"" i'm carl quintanilla with david cramer the house is set for impeachmentding vaccine eligibility. our road map begins with the corporate backlash more companies distance themselves from president trump.

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and morgan brennan, cramer has the morning off.it squeeze corporate news and j&j with vaccine data that dr. fauci calls a spectacular result our road map begins with the retail trading

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber stocks not far from new highs as the president acknowledgesn's term will begin a week from wednesday some democrats call for impeachment, december jobs down 140k, the first negative print since april. road map begins with the day of records. new highs for covid cases and deaths stocks rally to all time h

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and john ford, jim cramer hasretail and hedge funds as the s.e.c., reddit, david tepper, all weigh in today it's an enormous day for corporate earnings and macro we will get to all of that the road map begins with the reddit revolution and the short squeeze. continued volatility and tesla records its rs

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures basically flat on this first full day ofversary happens today of the first documented covid case in the u.s. lots of earnings and macro data including jobless claims 900 k. the road map

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber the world reacts today to one of the darkest daysy of our democracy futures resilient, but more important this morning, we'll talk about how u.s. assets and corporate leaders will adjust to yesterday's assault. our road map begins with the historic moment for american democracy, congress confirms joe biden as president-elect after a trump-fueled mob