carl quintanilla is at the olympics in paris.et's give you a look at futures as we get ready to begin trading on this wednesday. half hour from now. that's looking like a very strong, quite strong open. not sure how you want to characterize that, jim. >> i'm going to call it early since the market isn't open yet. >> thank you for that. >> no problem. >> keen sense for the obvious, my partner there. our road map begins with the extension of a rebound rally for stocks. bank of japan official promising not to hike rates while markets are "unstable." >>> disney leads the earnings parade. we got plenty of them, though. as for its streaming business, it did turn a profit for the first time, but the company says it experienced weaker demand at experiences, namely theme parks. stock looking down. >>> shopify is amongst the morning's biggest gainers, however. a.i. helping to fuel its quarterly results and guidance. we're going to speak with the company's president. that will be later in the hour. >>> all right, let's start with the market

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. whether that starbucks, home depot, geo politics, pfpi. breaking news at starbucks. the company replaces the ceo laxman narasimham with chipotle's chief, brian niccol. all the details. >> ppi comes in cooler than expected that gives stocks a bit of a bump ahead of the open, and we continue to see signs of a cautious consumer. home depot saying comp store sales to decline as customers, quote, sense a greater uncertainty in the economy. >>> let's begin with this news out of starbucks. laxman narasimham is out as ceo, effective immediately, and amid the company's struggles as well as activist investors pushing for change, it is chipotle's chief, brian niccol, beginning in september. cfo rachel rajeri will serve until he gets there. mellody hobson will be lead independent director. this is a story you know well and have some involvement in to some degree. >> this doesn't happen in corporate america. i just had brian on, who is outstanding and did an amazing job. look, i mean, the numbers speak for themselves 773% since he got to chipotle. you

i'm carl quintanilla with seema mody at post nine of the new york stock exchange.back. what that means for september fed. we'll discuss. >> then the most active activists. a look at the rising number of campaigns eliot management is undertaking, including in names like southwest airlines, starbucks, and texas instruments. >> the ceo of barrett golds with us as the commodity comes off another all-time. >> right now, marks losing steam, with the dow currently turning negative after that payroll revision. we're looking at the dow currently down about

carl quintanilla is in paris at the olympics.m now and as you might expect, of course, that's where we're going to begin the show, that global market sell-off. stocks are set to tumble at the open amids

carl quintanilla is at the olympics finishing things off there.t's give you a look at futures as we wrap up a volatile week. you know, we use that word a lot, but i think it's really applicable this time. it has been volatile, and we are looking, it would appear, for a lower open, but again, doesn't mean much of anything given what we've already seen this week during the

i'm carl quintanilla with contessa brewer at post 9 of the new york stock exchange. inflation data, where is the market headed from here? volatility has been the theme. the nasdaq already seeing a 10% drop and an 11% gain. we're just halfway through august. elsewhere, the s&p trying to make it seven up days in a row. >> then major changes coming for home buyersand sellers tomorrow. we have details this hou

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen live at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.uestion deutsche is asking this week. the firm's macro strategist will join us in a minute. >>> with crude oil at the lowest level since january, how is the reversal of the yen carry trade impacted the oil market? one question we'll take on with carlyle's jeff currie. >>> synopsis is with us, the company behind nvidia's chips. we'll talk earnings and the impact of a.i. on the sector. >>> first off, though, in the market,

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. we'll hear from faber momentarily. the s&p and nasdaq going for their ninth straight gain today. the longest streak for the s&p in some 20 years. >> oh, my. >> as we're about 1% from all-time highs. s&p, nasdaq and the ndx aiming to extend their win streaks. nvidia leads the mag 7 surge even though the rally has been quite broad. lilly says its weight loss drug cut diabetes drug by 94% in a late stage trial. david ricks will join us later this hour. let's begin with the market and the rally. a lot has been said about even though the volume is low, the breadth has been pretty impressive. >> yeah, look, there's -- we're seeing buybacks, record levels. we're seeing big inflows, a lot of people feel that they don't want to miss anything ahead of when the fed starts cutting and that's very much the way it's always been, however, i do think that we are now the most overbought we've been in a long time. we are plus 7. my discipline for the investing club is it doesn't matter. you have to sell something. try to sell your loser

carl quintanilla is at the olympics finishing things off there.f course, big day and weekend ahead in paris. jim has a well-deserved morning off. let's give you a look at futures as we wrap up a volatile week. you know, we use that word a lot, but i think it's really applicable this time. it has been volatile, and we are looking, it would appear, for a lower open, but again, doesn't mean much of anything given what we've already seen this week during the sessions. our road map does begin with that wild week of trading, as i said. the s&p and the nasdaq came in to avoid their fourth straight week of losses. plus republican presidential nominee donald trump saying he should have a voice when the fed makes its decisions on interest rates. >>> and paramount global reporting results. that sends the stock higher in the premarket. media company taking a big writedown, though, announcing it's going to cut as much as 15% of its u.s. workforce as well. let's start with the markets. the s&p coming off its biggest rally since november of 2022. all three major

carl quintanilla would know. >> jeopardy game, david, i'm not answering more questions from you live on air. >> come on, carl. you've got to know who won the decathlon. i watched that guy win, i'm pretty sure. >> i'm told norway did win. >> yes. >> guys, great discussion, obviously a lot of moving pieces today. we'll keep you honest on the markets. but i'll tell you what's going to heat up today is a sport that you guys both enjoy quite a bit and that's basketball. usa men's tonight going to kick off the knockout rounds versus brazil. they went 3-0 in group play and won all of their group play matches by 17 points or more, team brazil, by the way, does have gi santos who plays with steph curry at golden state, u.s. of course four-time defending gold medal champs, two leading scorers in group play were anthony edwards of the timberwolves and kevin durant of the suns, if they win versus brazil they move on to the semis on thursday and keep their dominance going. take a look at the medal board as the u.s. continues to be way ahead on overall medal count but the race with china does rema

carl quintanilla is at the olympics in paris. let's give you a look at futures.e're setting up for a higher open. not sure that means much, of course, if you followed yesterday. we looked like we were set up for a higher open but not a higher close. and let's start with our road map this morning. not on the markets but on what's affecting them, namely the odds of a u.s. recession. jpmorgan citing easing labor market pressures as it raises those odds. >>> plus eli lilly, the biggest gainer on the s&p premarket, it blew past earnings estimates, hiked its guidance on strong sales of what, everybody? come on. of course, it's weight loss drugs. >>> and shares of warner bros. discovery tumbling on its latest results, included a $9 billion writedown. it's a goodwill impairment charge, noncash. >> noncash. >> tv networks. it's not a great business to be in, but here we are, a tv network. and we like to talk about the markets here. hopefully you still watch us and pay for your cable bill for doing that. we got a lot of volatility. major indexes coming off their fourth neg

i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla live from post 9 of the new york stock exchange. hole following jay powell's market-moving speech. randy kroszner joins us with his reaction. >>> we get a gut check on housing with taylor morrison. >>> guggenheim says roku can surge more tha

i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker at the new york stock exchange.n do their part tonight in helping the ndx break this three-week losing streak. >> a rare interview with the ceo of oil giant shell on earnings and rising tensions in the middle east. >> we'll go to paris and look at intel's performance lab and see somehow they're using a.i. to help

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange.utu futures firming up here as last week's growth scare fades further into view with walmart raising guidance, best headline print in more than two years, ten-year is above 3.9%. our road map begins with that consumer strength and walmart's big beat. stock is surging premarket, all-time highs. says they see a stage consumer health. >>> another big earnings name to watch, cisco. those shares are up after the company did top earnings and revenue estimates, even though they were both down. we're going to discuss the quarter with ceo chuck robbins. >>> and warren buffett's berkshire hathaway builds a new stake in ulta beauty. >>> july retail sales blows out expectations. walmart jumps on this quarterly beat. comps 4.2%. sam's club, 5.2. >> the electronics on this number, up 1.6, building materials up, you wouldn't have gotten that from home depot yesterday. the assembly -- the mosaic of what's going on at walmart is extraordinary. we've got overall boxes now deflated, food's been rolled ba

carl quintanilla is in paris at the olympics. what is going to be a significant sell-off when we begin trading 30 minutes from now and as you might expect, of course, that's where we're going to begin the show, that global market sell-off. stocks are set to tumble at the open amidst worries about an economic slowdown, this follows friday's weaker than expected jobs report. the nasdaq, by the way, already is in connection territory heading into today's session. and overnight in asia one reason why we're seeing this global sell-off, nikkei plunged 12%. that was the biggest one-day drop since black monday back in 1987, a day that jim and i both remember then. both working back then so we did go through days like this i don't know how many times not to mention the global financial crisis so always want to put them in perspective. japan was unique in a way, specific to the end carry trade to a significant appreciation in the yen as a result of that rise in interest rates there to try to combat inflation. we'll talk more about the conn

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber at postnine of the new york stock exchange. futures are steady as cpi does come in light, first time since 2021. that's two dovish prints this week as we await retail sales tomorrow. our road map begins with the inflation picture. likely keeping a rate cut on the table for september. >>> plus it is the biggest deal of the year, candy giant mars acquiring kellanova, equity value around $30 billion, it's $83.50 a share. we're going to break down the details around this snacking deal. >>> shares of nvidia continue to rebound, up double digits for the week already. that's about $400 billion in additional market value in just four days. >>> let's begin with this market reaction to cpi. 0.2 month on month is in plline although jim, unrounded is a dovish 0.2. >> if it's all shelter and we just saw some really good numbers, by the way, for mortgage and refi, then maybe that takes care of itself. i think what's happened is that housing has finally gotten to the point where people ar

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. faber has the morning off. futures are steady after the best week of the year for the dow and nasdaq. jackson hole ahead, the dnc, retail earnings, some benchmark revisions to payrolls. our road map begins with the market's seven-day win streak, though, looking to build on the best week of the year. fed's in focus in jackson hole later in the week. amd escalating its battle with nvidia. >>> let's begin with the rally, though, as we do kick off a new trading week, jim. it wasn't just about equities. cross-rally etfs last week, the jnk, the lqd, the tlt. >> we're more linked than we realize. obviously, we went down on japan, and we went up on japan. this is somewhat reminiscent, by the way, of 1987 where you would -- if japan was up, they'd come over and flood us. sometimes they didn't care whether they -- they used to buy these stocks, used to buy waste management and browning furs. don't ask me. the old days, things were -- what you would say

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen at post 9 of the new york stock exchange.y in the wake of the jobs number today, which did miss. unemployment goes to 4.3. ten-year dipped below

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carl quintanilla joins us with a look at the a.i. artup -- hulu is worth more than we thought, carl. i mean, i can't get him to say that. it is just obvious. is it not? >> i'm with you, joe. i was going to weigh in. my mic wasn't hot yet. it is good to see you guys. i know you both understand the tech a.i. story here in france very well. tech startups are a huge priority for the french government. they are offering business credits, they have simplified regulation, they're creating a business incubator, it is not exactly what you think of when you consider europe and regulation and growth, but that's the perception that some leaders here say they're trying to break. this is station f, the world's largest startup campus. right here in paris, at this repurposed former train station, about half a million square feet, 30 different programs, all aimed at supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs, a lot of them focused on a.i., all of them taking advantage of the resources the station has to offer. >> all of this early stages of creat

straight to paris where carl quintanilla is and you have all of the latest., in short sleeves no less. i like it. >> well, you know what it's like on the rooftop although we have a nice breeze going today. something i know you wanted last week when it was hotter than it is today. you're right. another businy one. 15 gold medal events including equestrian jumping and wrestling, the women's 200 meter and skateboarding. tributes to simone biles, as you probably know by now, took silver in the floor exercise yesterday and finishes paris with four medals including, guys, three golds for individual all around, team, and the vault fi finals's here's a really great-looking chart. she now has 11 career medals. she is one of only six american women to reach that total in any sport and joins the likes of katie ledecky, dara torres and allyson felix. biles and chiles bowing down to rebeca andrade, the most decorated olympian from brazil and biles was asked how it came about. >> first, it was an all-black podium so that was super exciting and jordan was like, should we bo

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramern for s&p nasdaq since february. ten-year, awfully close to 4% as jobless claims come in highest in a year. our road map begins with meta's big beat. stock is surging on its latest results. revenue up

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with mike santoliup 8% from last monday's low, just 2% from some all-time highs. our road map begins with that winning week for wall street. does the rally have more legs? plus, the weakest housing starts data since may of 2020 as redfin says the share of million dollar homes ju

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. we'll hear from faber momentarily.day. the longest streak for the s&p in some 20 years. >> oh, my. >> as we're about 1% from all-time highs. s&p, nasdaq an

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerbest week of the year for the dow and nasdaq. jackson hole ahead, the dnc, retail earnings, some benchmark revisions to payrolls. our road

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramermomentum after breaking that eight-day win streak. retail is a big story today. target, macy's, tjx, fed minutes and some benchmark revisions to payrolls at 10:00 a.m. our road map begins with target's quarterly beat and the profit outlook, sending the stock up double digits today. >>> plus we got the broader market looking to regain momentum, this after snapping an eight-day win streak, and interest rate policy

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerork stock exchange. futures fairly steady. s&p within about a percent of all-time highs. jackson hole begins. jobless claims in line. the ten-year yield recovers a bit after falling to near one-year lows yesterday. our road map begins with the markets on this jackson hole watch day as the fed minutes yesterday do indicate a september rate cut is likely. >>> on the earnings front, snowflake shares down sharply, despite the company raising guidance.

good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, sara eisen

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange.are fades further into view with walmart raising guidance, best headline print in more than two years, ten-year is above 3.9%. our road map begins with that consumer strength and walmart's big beat. stock is surging premarket, all-time highs. says they see a stage consumer health. >>> another big earnings name to watch, cisco. those shares are u

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdoes come in light, first time since 2021. that's two dovish prints this week as we await retail sales tomorrow. our road map begins with the inflation picture. likely keeping a rate cut on the table for september. >>> plus it

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. whether that starbucks, home depot, geo politics, pfpi.asimham with chipotle's chief, brian niccol. all the details. >> ppi comes in cooler tha