i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa and jon ft. t coming up who claims the metaverse is, quote, obvious b.s. we're not talking about jon. first the update with rahel solomon. hi >> hi, carl. sales fell 4.6% record home sales inflation on the rise, median price rose 16% last year to $358,000. jobless claims also jumping with 286,000 in the latest week be economists say, however that the recent surge is temporary and driven by the latest wave of covid cases. american airlines lost less money than expected last quarter but omicron has slowed its recovery and cost pressures. american's stock pell 3.5% this morning is now up slightly on the day. and shares of baker hughes jumped more than 5%. despite the earnings miss. higher oil prices and driving drilli ing demand and service and this year, tight supplies of oil and natural gas. carl, back to you. >> rahel, thanks >>> got key antitrust legislation on the hill today with the support of a new coalition of smaller tech companies that are hoping to break up the giants. our ylan mui has the

i'm carl quintanilla with john fo f fortt.tting a new high and outside of tech you have financials and energy, once again, continuing to lead and a new record high for a number of banks this morning more on those moves that we're seeing in crypto and why leverage may be to blame in a minute first, though, a news update with rahel solomon >> hi, carl, good morning. here's what's happening at this hour stocks pivot up much of their gains following inflation report and treasury yields are still lower. surging prices for cars helped consumer prices jump 7% from last december and that is the biggest increase since 1982 and also in line with forecasts. president biden notes that gasoline prices fell in december and the overall report shows progress is slowing inflation. however he also says much more work to do >>> morgan prices shot up. that's about 3.5% for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic however, mortgage demand also rose last week head to cnbc.com to find out why. >>> medical technology company philips is down

i'm carl quintanilla, jon fortt, deirdre bosa and julia boorstin.h selling remains unabated today julia has a timeline of buffett's activity in apple coming up. but first a news update with rahel solomon. >> good morning. and here is what's happening at this hour. a record 4.5 million americans quit their jobs in november. another sign of worker confidence and tightness in the labor market job openings fell to 10.6 million but that's still high by historical standards. >>> u.s. manufacturing activity slowed in december and was weaker than forecast the ism manufacturing index dropped to its lowest level since late january, but there are indications that supply constraints are easing >>> input costs for factories posted biggest monthly drop since early 2020. >>> oil prices are rising this morning. brent crude above $80 a barrel opec and allies agrees to remain steady output. >>> toyota was the best selling auto brand in the u.s. last year beat out general motors for the top spot that's a distinction that gm has held for 90-consecutive years, carl appa

resetting at the bottom of the hour i'm carl quintanilla with john fortt, deidre bosa.commerce be the key for the rebound in a beaten up sector julia will look at that. first news update with rahel solomon. >> here's what's happening big win for boeing allegiant is buying jets and now the company has used airbus planes boeing is up 2% today and among the stocks leading the dow >>> winter weather in parts of the country helping drive up flight cancellations again more than 1,400 u.s. flights have been canceled so far today close to yesterday's total southwest has the most canceled flights with 455 according to tracking site flight aware >>> the u.s. added more than 800,000 private sector jobs in december adp monthly job survey showed more than twice as much job growth stocks are mixed as traders wait for the jobs report on friday. >>> and kfc, kentucky fried chicken will start selling meatless fried chicken from beyond meat. the new item goes on sale on monday at 4,000 locations but they will only be available for a limited time beyond meat shares are up 2% today but are

welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa today, tech investors, theasdaq is down 2.5%. tech's rocky start continues touching a three-month low going back to october. we'll break down the action in just a moment. >>> one trade that is working, l longzynga. >>> finally, with so many names getting swept up in the selloff, is now the time to buy some megacaps at a discount we'll talk tactics with dan niles, jon. >> yeah, before we get to all of that, the nasdaq selling off now down 8% since the end of '21 let's get to mike santoli with a look at tech. >> jon, the selling has turned indiscriminate it's a purge than an orderly rotation the nasdaq composite actually touching its 200-day average on the downside for the first time since the covid crisis extraordinarily long time above that here are dynamics that really show the violence of this kind of what was a rotation and now just a general stepback with some of the largest stocks not immune it might be a good sign. here you have nasdaq 100 against s&p banks. it just couldn't be more dramatic, right? verti

i'm carl quintanilla with dear dra bow is a and jon fortt let's get a news update with our friend franknd hey, frank. >> hey, happy new year, carl here is what's happening at this hour airline stocks are among the strongest in the s&p 500 today united and american airlines are both up more than 5% they're getting help from a positive note by mkm partners that forecast rebounds in both business and international travel at the same time, there's no end to the flight disruptions in airports all across the country. another 2,100 u.s. flights have been cancelled today as bad weather and covid-related worker shortages continue pfizer shares giving back some of the recent gains. on the news reaction to the fda approval of covid booster shots for 12 to 15-year-olds pfizer stock is still up more than 5% over the last month. chipotle shares are dragging on the s&p 500 after a really strong december. chipotle is down about 2% after adding meatless choree sow for a limited time >>> and starbucks is requiring workers to get fully vaccinated by february 9th or undergo weekly testing unvaccinated empl

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, morgan brennan will join us in a moment first trading day of 2022re helping out, banks are helping out and chips i higher and oil down, managing to stay above 55 today. >> yeah. we are 30 minutes into the trading session, carl, here are three movers we're watching. you mentioned the chip stocks, amd up about 3%. goldman names it one of its top picks for 2022 after, of course, what was a very strong year last year not bad five years either. a new report from trade credit insurer hermess predicting chip sales will grow about 10% in the new year wells fargo shares getting a boost from barclay's one reason why. it upgraded the stock from overweight to equal weight, expecting banks overall to outperform the market in 2022 as net interest margins improve of course they have been very low for quite some time. >>> we'll end with tesla, those shares we've been talking about it all morning, over 9% the gain after the automaker posted record-setting q4 deliveries phil lebeau has more on that and so far weight in store as well for all the ev makers overall. phi

welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa today, stocks rally to closeut the month of january the nasdaq higher by nearly 2%, trying to avoid the worst january ever coming as we await quarterly results from alphabet, amazon, metta, snap amd and others this week then more artists join neil young in calling for a boycott of spotify the stock gets an upgrade today and other subscription based companies. >>> plus, one wall street firm deciding to buy now. the analyst calling the bottom on a firm is with us this hour we'll start with the market, tech is surging at the end of what has been a tough month and we are set to get a whole roster of catalysts this week out of earnings >> carl, market giving back a little bit of what's been taken from some of the hardest-hit areas that does kind of nasdaq 100-type stocks qualify, but also the hypergrowth pandemic stories. a two-year chart is kind of fun right now. takes you right to the precipes of the covid crash here is some of those names, snap, docusign, paypal up almost exactly similar amount over that span of ti

welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa today, tech's big tumblea hawkish fed the biggest risk to your portfolio this year do not a break down with dan niles. then fintech's fumble. why today's selloff might not be a bad thing when it comes to risk. >>> finally, crypto crumbling as bitcoin nears 40k. what's driving the action there. if you ask some, nothing we will discuss that >>> first up for today's feed, we'll start with the selloff the nasdaq is coming off the worst day since february after the hawkish notes from the fed sent yields higher and growth names plunging is more volatility ahead as we said, here to discuss, dan niles is with us dan, we know you've been waiting for an environment like this i imagine this is exactly what you had thought was coming and i'm going to guess that you think it's not done by any means. >> well, unless you think inflation is done, and unless you think the fed is done, it's hard to imagine that this is done because you've had -- if you look at the dividends included, the s&p is up 100% over three years it's up

. >>> good frnds morning morning i'm carl quintanilla with john fortt. deidre boss aire and julia boorstin name of the morning, apple popping after another quarter of record-breaking numbers from services to mack m 1 chips we discuss then another quarter of red robinhood, the name rekupg losses briefly below 10 following results. we'll get a breakdown. finally with the nasdaq on pace for five straight weeks of losses, first time since 2012, where could things go from here? well get the market action this hour as well, jon. >> let's start with apple. how could we not in the grown after reporting the largest quarterly revenue ever, sales growing more than 11% despite any lingering pandemic headwinds or supply chain slowdowns. and there were some. the keepo company beating estimates for sales in every product category except ipads with services now apple's most profitable business. bringing in almost $20 billion in revenue and up 24% year over year sump a strong quarter, even the bears are changing their diet. more fruit new street's peter faragu dropping t

welcome to "techcheck" i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa today the nasdaq quicklying lower here, down 1%. taiwan semi, managing to hold on, lifting the entire chip sector back to new heights at the open can you continue to bet on the winners or is it time to dip in chips? >>> snap crackles. shares get another downgrade why the ios changes may be to blame. >>> later, the ceo of chegg. why one firm thinks this name could garage late to record levels in 2022, dee. >> we'll start with the chips, carl taiwan semi, shares, getting a nice pop this morning after the iphone supplier reported a record profit in q4 and provided up the guidance. the move good enough for new all-time high. shares up more than 6% and this comes as the chip sector continues to outperform software the sharp divergence that started in late october. check out this chart semis were one of the strongest trades of 2021 you see that divergence take place around november. we're seeing a boost to other names in the sector as well. very interesting setup heading into earning season. semis continue to outpe

i'm carl quintanilla t jim cramer has the morning off the premark has hardened a bit by the smallest -- those core was in line. ten-year 1.73, oil backs off lael brainard's confirmation hearing is coming up in the next hour the fed vie chair calling it the fed's most important task. >>> plus were continues to track. president biden set to tap the military to help hospitals with some early signs that the omicron wave could be easing >>> and amc's ceo adam aron unloading more shows is he done selling and, quote, i am in? >>> the year-on-year number will be dark and scary. 0.2 month on month for this china's ppi number just enough tantalizingly. no real worse expect ed. >> all the of that has filter into a market that's been getting ready for it for weeks and it's pricing more on the fed side i think that's the big takeaway. yesterday the s&p 500 -- and in those two months, the market has repriced what the fed is going to do. no net damage testify headlines, a ton of kind of a purge at the lower reaches. >> so the fact that consensus has baked this in, does that mean -- b of a this morn

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer it'll be another busy week more than 100 s&p earnings, a big faang names and jobs friday. road map begins with a dismal month for stocks coming at the close. >>> spotify moves to address covid misinformation will it be enough to contain a growing list of musicians who are asking for their music to be removed from the platform? >>> and i'll have more on that very large lbl this morning. purchasing citrix. as i said, one of the biggest we've seen in some time. some complexity to it, as well >>> meanwhile, guys, 105-point gain on the s&p friday jim, quick, what was that about? >> well, i think that one of the things that might be happening is that in the great bear markets that i've studied, there tend to be people who make money all week but short sellers and they want to cover their shorts just in case something good happens over the weekend. it's the exact opposite mind set. i think that had a lot to do with it. i alsothink that people, david you know, apple is such a powerful part of people's equation. >> yes. >> people start saying, yo

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer and david faber looking a bit better than tuesday. that said, the ten-year does hit 1.9, oil cracking 87 today stocks looking to claw back, morgan stanley and p & g >>> apple, google and others target the antitrust efforts, say it would harm consumer security >>> how about the 5g fight, faa lobbying successfully, as there's a delay at least around some airports. >>> morgan stanley beats, but it's really the guidance on expenses, particularly of b of a staying flat for the year. >> jpmorgan will report for tomorrow jamie dimon came up with a narrative that scared people the narrative for bank of america is -- you can't have it both ways. if the fed raises four times, they make $6 million they don't have to do anything we got the thing that says if the fed raises, it's bad brian moynihan would tell you we're not going to pass that on to you and your checking account. we can continue to talk about expenses or the big money. the big money is what happens when they raise rates. i don't know where it came about that everybody says that infl

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber here live at the new york stock exchange wesdaq today and the dow is down almost 400 the jpm health care conference is under way meantime. we'll talk to the ceo ceo of nov novavax ahead of a busy week. >> we are 30 minutes into the trading session, some of the big movers waerpg watching, lululemon expecting q4 earnings coming in at the low end of its projected ranging, due to staffing shortages and shortened core store hours as covid cases surge in the u.s plus deutsche bank upgrading viacom cbs to buy from hold based on upbeat prospects for its streaming business, now down a little over 1% finally we will end with the deal of the morning, which is take two interactive buying zynga for $12.7 billion depending on how you look at it. we have a lot more on that move, that deal, later this hour you can see, though, shares of take two are down 12%. zynga soaring more than 46%. we're going to turn to the broader markets. stocks moving lower to start the second full week of 2022 joining us schwab cio omar and morgan stanley analyst br

welcome to "tech check" i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa and jon fortt.ight be right for consolization. amd gets the downgrade, we'll

i'm carl quintanilla along with david faber and jim cramer ten year, 1.67 oil at 77 as the market looksast the record high covid case loads in the u.s we begin with a series of records. the dow and s&p look to add to all-time highs apple hits 3 trillion in market cap. >> plus, ford shares, they're rallies yet again, this ahead of the open they're accepting purchase orders for its, f-150 lightning pickup truck again and elizabeth holmes the founder and former ceo of theranos found guilty on four federal charges of fraud >>> yesterday, apple 3 trillion, going to try to get our first close above 4800 today. >> there was so much buying, but there's also a lot of selling. and the selling had to do i think with the ten year. it was the highest multiple stocks they were all for sale it did not matter what industry, they were all down between 6 and 8% rather daunting, except for the areas that were down a lot last year fintech had a giant rally. >> media names. >> media names and the banks. david, the banks acted like growth stocks. what was going on? >> you saw what was going on we were starti

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber.ounce here you got 44 or 3 is pretty much at yesterday's open. 200 day moving average is 4434 we didn't quite get there at the open, morgan. >> 30 minutes into the trading session. we have a lot of movers this morning. three we are watching now, our parent company comcast theme parks and studios bouncing back also 8% dividend hike, increasing the share boyback program to $10 billion shares moving between gains and losses back down 1% now. plus, mcdonald's missing on earnings with the fast food giant's results higher expenses, wage hikes, ingredient costs, chicken nuggets. shares down half a percent and intel beating estimates but the company's overall profit down from a year earlier as they ramp up spending on new production facilities and products amid a bigger turnaround that is taking place under ceo pat gelsinger who will be joining the gang on "tech check" the next hour shares of intel are down about 7% david. >> okay. turning back to the broader markets rallying a day of a the fe

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan. jim is sticking around for the top of the hour. has the morning off. the s&p reaches 4700, 4689 now dow down 136 as we see a resumption of the selling that was sparked by the fed minutes yesterday, morgan. >> that's right. we're 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three movers that we are watching specifically this morning. we're going to start with walgreens. healthy beat on the top and bottom lines for the latest quarter that was boosted by demand for covid-19 vaccines and testing. shares of the drug store chain are down about 1% right now. however, they are up something like 25% over the last 12 months plus, bed, bath & beyond shares now surging after initially tumbling premarket the retailer posting a wider than expected quarterly loss and comparable store sales that fell further than wall street forecast nonetheless the shares are spiking up 9.5% right now. finally, au burns, flying higher morgan stanley upgrading the name to overweight from equal weight saying the sneaker maker's valuation is attractive relative to

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber earning pick up speed this week.e've got some blockbuster m and a to get to this morning goldman with a miss. >> and we've got microsoft's mega gaming deal it is buying activision blizzard the price tag, all cash, 95 bucks, close to $70 billion. bobby kotick and phil spencer are going to join us this hour >>> airline ceos issuing a warning about 5g calling it an impending catastrophic aviation crisis. >> start out with the deal of the morning. microsoft buying activision blizzard, jim. biggest deal for microsoft ever. >> it's incredible it's a wakeup call for everybody who is thinking the market is overvalued and people worried about the fed and there's really no worth right here and it's all about the -- all about the idea that we have inflation no this is a solid deal of a subscription business that is really going to help microsoft they've been trying very quietly to build this business for the last couple of years it goes perfectly with xbox. they needed first-person -- they needed to have their own proprietary i

i'm carl quintanilla with deidre bosa and john fortt. on pace for the worst january in six years. where is the bottom? >>> then our first interview since taking the job we'll hear from ftc chair lina kahn and early take on blizzard merger >>> later on 5g launches today, but with some concerns from airlines verizon ceo weighs in and we'll discuss the impact for you, your flying and your money. >>> we'll start squarely with tech stocks having a rough start to the new year. nasdaq 8% from the all-time hieing come off a 2.6 drop yesterday. mike santolli looking at moves underneath the surface hey, mike. >> hey, carl we have slight moves today cloud and software trying to bounce a little bit and ark was up earlier and banks and value down but in general it's tough. the pressure has been pretty constant here's a divergence of old and new economy in one sector in finance that is kind of interesting. you know i like what i would call romcom charts they start together and they have this divide and go apart together and come back and kiss at the end this is over a three-year period you have

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber.to start a busy week of earnings the fed meeting, gdp, s&p is down 10% from the highs, and those pmis this morning did not help, close to 18-month lows. >> it is an ugly start to the week 30 minutes into the trading session, three big movers this morning. kohl's spikek up more than 30% today's trade with takeover interest and the retailer ramping up more on this later in the hour plus, snap shares sliding as the social media name is downgraded to neutral, sooutperformed at w bush shares down about 6.5% right now. finally, we'll end with our parent company, comcast, getting an upgrade at rbc capital, subscriber growth concerns have been overblown and those shares are up 2%. carl. >> thanks. turning back to the broader markets. stocks under pressure as we are trying to hold 4,300 on the s&p. it got the vix mike santoli, closer to 40 than 30. >> yeah. things are starting to line up friday's close, things are arranging themselves where you look at the conditions for some kind of tactical r

i'm carl quintanilla with deirdre bosa and jon fortt massive m & a news this morning.rosoft buys blizzard for $68.7 billion and all cash deal expected to close in 2023. activision a company mired in sexual harassment allegations just this morning terminated 37 more employees as part of an internal probe they'll stay on as ceo for the time being the head of microsoft gaming phil spencer joined "squawk on the street" earlier this morning on what led to the deal. >> microsoft has this great, long history, like we do, that goes back to the 1980s in video gaming they have the incredible resources and incredible pipeline of talent, culture that is aligned like ours for focus on creating a really great work experience, and so while there are a lot of other companies that would be interested in a company like ours, microsoft was clearly the company that made the most sense >> that $95 a share price, 45% premium to friday's close. deal comes just a week, of course, as you know, after take twos $11 billion zynga acquisition. jon, lots of implications for the metaverse, for gamin

morgan stanley is out, steve, with a note or at least some words around the fed and our friend carl quintanilla flagged this for us in five prior rate shocks they say the s&p typically moved down 5%. at the current time. it leads me to a bigger question, steve, and how much the fed cares about the stock market, how much the fed should care about the stock market. i've certainly heard more on our air this week. the fed shouldn't take the stock market into any consideration whatsoever either rip the band-aid off and do what they do and how the market reacts is how the market reacts josh, i thought, made a great point many months ago on this program where he said the stock market has never, ever been more tied to the economy than it is today. the stock market is the economy. more people than ever probably own stocks or funds or what have you. so it matters maybe more than ever to the performance of the overall economy. do you have thoughts on that >> you can't say the fed shouldn't care about the stock market, on the one hand, and then say the stock market is more the economy, and there are a coup

i'm carl quintanilla with john fortt and deidre bosa. we're waiting on the job numbers. when that happens, we'll take you there live tech's wild drive continues. almost 40% of the nasdaq is now cut in half and is now the time to start buying or more pain ahead? we'll discuss it. >>> 2022 and the top picks won't stop coming and new ones on software, the cloud from wall street to favorite names and finally "techcheck" is welcoming the weekend with a bunch of ceos and "new york times" head later on this hour we'll start this week with this week's tech selloff. the nasdaq is on pace for the worst week since november. roughly four out of ten on the index have been cut in half. spurred by rising yields and our next guest says put on your hard hats, it is going to get ugly. here to discuss 75 and sunny zi zillow co-founder. all right, so how ugly >> well, first, you have to put things in context, right by the way, can you hear me okay or is there an echo? is it all right? okay >> you got me, spencer >> yeah, i got you, carl sorry, there was some technical difficulties here. las

i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa the nasdaq is down another full 2% today and leading the declines, ark funds, tesla, netflix down another 7 the crypto crash, bitcoin and ether down by double digits over the past year after friday saw $137 billion wiped out from crypto markets bitcoin below 34k. social stocks losing some clout. the bears come after snap ahead of earnings, dee. >> we'll start with that sell-off tech sinking yet yet the nasdaq was down 3.3% and it's now down more than 16% below it's record close. ongoing debate here, how much of the sell-off has been rate focused, how much is business fundamentals late last year we got bad misses from the likes of snap, roku, pinterest, adobe, salesforce it had nothing to do with the fed or a shift to value stocks last week, though, it was netflix and peloton both sinking on soft demand and weak user growth this week we will see who gets punished, if they miss or just don't beat by enough perhaps some upside surprises too. we've got ibm earnings today, microsoft tomorrow, tesla, intel wednesday, apple thursday. jon, it i

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. >>> good frnds morning morning i'm carl quintanilla with john fortt.a boorstin name of the morning, apple popping after another quarter of record-breaking numbers from services to mack m 1 chips we discuss then another quarter o

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber.e optimism about the fed today, with the s&p with almost a 2% gain rick santelli has new home sales. >> a business surprise on the december read on new home sales. remember, november was a strong number, ds super-strong, 811,000, well surpassing the expectations of 760,000, and 811,000 adjusted, it's the best level metropolitan over month for this particular metric since march of last year there's probably several good reasons. one, thank the fed here. interest rates are reportedly moving higher over the next several years, many that may be sitting on the fence to purchase a home may be more mott rated. completions are up close to 5%, and there may be an inventory thaw no matter how you sliceit, a powerful number. let's aim east and see what diana olick thinking >> rick, like you said, it is a strong number, well above expectations i would note, though, that november's was revised lower you know i'm always looking at prices median, 377,700, that's just up 3% year over year. in november

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are steady after monday's upside reversalnd ahead of powell's confirmation hearing today. some curve flattening. ten-year yield dipping closer to one and three quarters we begin with the tech turnaround >> it has been one year since the start of the reddit rebellion after ryan cohen was named to game stop's board of directors. >> and powell back on the hill testifying when the q&a begins, we'll take that live. start with the market volatility and the nasdaq 100 erasing almost a 3% drop yesterday i know you were talking about what it means with joe a moment ago. >> yeah, but, look, we're sensitive to rates that we have a little tick in the rates and people who have been banging out or trying to leave the nasdaq suddenly turn around and the term was rather stark because it started, by the way, with adobe. i thought that was positive. adobe was the one that let us down both when they first reported a quarter that people didn't like of the $250 billion stocks and then -- >> and then the ubs note. >> and the downgrade last week yo

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber the selling does look to resume. two-day fed meeting begins, earnings from verizon, ge, j&j, vix still elevated our road map begins with the ongoing market volatility. after staging their biggest comebacks in years, futures point to more declines at the open. >> plus, we are focusing on the funda fundamentals, more than 100 companies in the s&p 500 will report this week with their results. in fact, j&j, am ex, 3m, and we'll have the ceos of g serks and rivian join us this hour to discuss their company's quarterly results. >> got a bunch of upgrades this morning. you were talking about how the analysts are a little jum py on these buy ratings. >> didn't want that. the analysts throwing in the towel as opposed to saying it's time to buy because when they have their list ready of companies that sell at 30, 40, 50 times sales, that's just once again an invitation to take your money and put it in the fireplace. we don't want that what we really want are rock solid companies that make things, make money and typically divid

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer and david faber looking a bit better than tuesday. that

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer we have supply chain warnings from tesla and mcdonalds slew of corporate earnings and a flood of data crossing the tape futures point to gains at the open. >> plus returning to profitability. southwest airlines posting the first positive quarter of the pandemic outgoing ceo will join us. >>>and tesla is going all in o self-driving elon musk calling it, quote, nutty good from a financial standpoint." >>> we start with elon

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer it'll be another busy week more than 100 s&p earnings road map begins with a dismal month for stocks coming at the close. >>> spotify moves to address covi

i'm carl quintanilla t jim cramer has the morning off the premark has hardened a bit by the smallestoil backs off lael brainard's confirmation hearing is coming up in the next hour the fed vie chair calling it the fed's most important task. >>> plus were continues to track. president biden set

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber the selling does look to resume.on, ge, j&j, vix still elevated our road map begins with the ongoing market volatility. after staging their biggest comebacks in years, futures point to more declines at the open. >> plus, we are focusing on the funda fundamentals, more than 100 companies in the s&p 500 will report this week with their results. in fact,

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber earning pick up speed this week.oldman with a miss. >>

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are steady after monday's upside reversalmation hearing today. some curve flattening. ten-year yield dipping closer to one and three quarters we begin with the tech turnaround >> it has been one year since th