we can debate about whether chevron's ambiguous or not. they're talking about what's the stationary source, you were talking about the entire plant for single smokestack in terms of the regulatory authority . granted by congress. i'm not sure if that easy to say that what we talk about in grant action some of these later cases, there's not any anonymity in the statute but the course have read ambiguity broadly to get administrative agency and partly what the court may want to do is they we mean when we say ambiguous, we need which is what they did on the our doctrine which is the seminal outline pieces which is a separate line of cases on how deference oyou get administrative agencies interpreting their own rules. but suggested basically is there everybody, why for the industry agency. one for liberty principal said he individual including business and assert the use of government force implicitlyover the individual if congress isn't clear . and if you want more authority. this is what i wish the court would you i don't think they will. th

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what is interesting to me, steph, is chevron is a new addition to the list, the stock that you own iif it goes to the kind of conversation we were having a little earlier >> yeah, i mean i like energy. i'm overweight energy. it is only about 3% of my benchmark though so i'm only 5%, 6% weighted overall. i'm doing a barbell, right i'm doing chevron because i like the dividend yield at 5% it is safe they cut capex three times to make sure it is maintained t so i like that one the other one i own is schlumberger that's more of a -- has much more beta to it but it is a hidden technology gem in my opinion and it is still down from $80 a couple of years ago and they raised guidance a couple of weeks ago. i have a safe name on the chevron side and one with a little bit of beta to it >> don't remind josh of schlumberger he doesn't like that stock anymore. >> no. >> we talked about that. >> not when it goes to zero. >> josh, i was coming to you anyway >> hey >> which is why i did that segue. be nice to steph, come on. >> i love steph. come on. >> jpmorgan is the number one on the screen for t

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he was talking exxon, chevron and conoco those entities make up nearly 50% of the xle overall i think we only need to look at one of those companies, the largest, exxon, to get some sense of where the fundamental trouble might lie here with their cash flow, dividends are one possibility, debt repayment is another, and investment, essentially, and depleting reserves is the final choice these companies have to make unfortunately, even with oil at these levels, they can't actually satisfy all three of these. exxon is trying to maintain their dividend their debt levels are actually above the target ratios that they previously articulated, and they can't really afford to see some increase in their debt expense, and of course they are not replacing all of their reserves which, of course, if you don't do that, what that means is lower production in the future and i think that is one of the overhangs that you're seeing amongst the integrated names in particular as carter pointed out, this represented a relatively larger portion of the etf if you're paying for a range-bound thesis, usually wha

the likes of exxon and chevron keeping pace with the oil price at 40%, a huge move.capitalize on this, and that is weatherford international. it is one of the top five oil field services companies which faced bankruptcy in 2019 while struggling with huge debt and and it ability to generate free cash flow ash and an inability to generate free cash flow -- and an inability to generate free cash flow. it is going to begin trading today on the nasdaq. it is up about 14% on the day. joining me now is the ceo, girish saligram. girish, what are you going to do now? what does the business look like today? you are less about $6.2 billion in debt. what is the business today versus back in 2019? girish: thank you so much for having me on. today is a pivotal moment for the company, and we are very excited by this. we are going to continue what we have been working on for the past several months, which is really all about driving sustainability from a profit ability and cash flow focus. we had some terrific momentum. we had a good 2020, where we delivered $78 million in free cash

there is not that many investors that were choosing between owning uber and chevron.u care about the economic reopening? it has been powering stocks in europe for the last couple of weeks. the s&p up to 4200. we are seeing restaurants and movie theaters open up and come back. the grateful dead minas phil lesch and jerry going back on tour with john mayer, playing in new york in august. everything is coming back. does it matter to the stocks you are buying? >> it does -- dave: it doesn't matter in a crucial way like cruise lines, but a big percentage of coca-cola's business is on-site entertainment. it makes a difference to gasoline consumption. it makes a difference to all kinds of broad shopping experiences like walgreens. it will matter. it is an interesting thing on the margin, investing is often on the margins of the business has got to be really great at a lot of fast companies, but it was really great all through the downturn. they were working remotely and not affected by retail businesses. they are probably going to keep doing great but if all of a sudden, bus

those numbers tell a story the commodity is up 11%, 12% and the energy shares xle dominated by exxon chevron only at 5.6 look at the three-month performance. next slide oil up 20 and xle the internal stocks up only 10.4. what about if we just start the meter and start the story from the day of the peak before covid. look at the next slide this is looking at the peak in the s&p before the covid sell-off february 19th, 2020. you're looking at oil was at $54 a barrel and it's at $74 a barrel now well, that's up 40%. the energy complex, the s&p sector is unchanged. so you have the commodity well above where it was before the pandemic and energy is essentially where it was that's not particularly encouraging. so, take a look at a two-panel chart. the top here is xle and the bottom is relative performance to the s&p what we know is relative performance peaked back in march and here we are basically about to be in july 1. so, all in energy delivered four months of our performance from november to march compared to the and nothing but pain before that and hurt sibefore that and since. now fell back

free cash flows up quickly any other oil and gas names you like besides chevron or is that really thethere are some others the emp space like diamondback and devon, some of those are great. we want to invest with quality companies. we're awaiting reports today expected to be a big draw on the u.s. stockpile again which, again, you're seeing oil prices rise this morning. certainly look around the market exxon has done well. c con knack could he has done well bullish on u.s. oil. >> big names there victoria green, the year of the traffic jam. victoria, we appreciate your insights as always thank you very much. >>> like that, worldwide exchange is over we will see you tomorrow tcquawk" and the gang pick up. bioin is up, futures are up. thanks for being up and watching us take care. ♪ i'd do anything ♪ [ dog stomach grumbling ] ♪ for you dear anything ♪ [ dog stomach grumbling ] follow me. hill's science diet perfection digestion is one of the many 'anythings' petsmart provides. ♪ anything for youuuu!! ♪ talk to me. what do we got? when you have xfinity xfi, with blazing speed... [ scream

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i like scott sheffield at pioneer and i like mike worth at chevron. why do i mention that? because these two gentlemen, i have said that oil was uninvestable these people heard the call. they heard the call. they realize, you know what? we have to start changing. we have to do things differently. mike worth is doing everything he can to become a better player in the industry. by the way, joe is right i mean that exxon board, they are, if you looked at them, they may be anti-fossil fuel. it is incredible what is going on there so these companies have heeded the call they recognize that their old ways are no longer any good and they're becoming better corporate citizens and it makes me like them i give you those two, pioneer nat and chevron. exxon, what can i say? with that board of directors i am seriously considering that one as a good stock to own >> see we were discussing this and i know you guys on ""squawk on the street" were as well over the last few weeks, that it was a water shed moment. >> yes >> what engine no. 1 was able to do at exxon and get those three board se

once it's chevron, to see the situation, they surrounded mo, letting leave. and then he declared that he was going to be a safe age. don't know the news you used it was. you put everybody on the spot because you and there's all of us. it's all the job, so the work we've declared that place tends to be safe and the un protection clearly was false from.

i choose to have chevron as a stack. in the past i liked exxon.hink exxon has to prove it still to me that they're going to be disciplined. that's what a lot of this is all about with the changes in the board room, is will they be more disciplined. they're saying yes obviously bank of america agrees >> pete, forgive me, i hope i'm not putting you on the spoct. maybe you know this, maybe you don't. do you know what calls are shorter dated, longer dated, what the actual numbers are behind the calls you have in exxon? >> oh, sure. what i do oftentimes with exxon, scott, is it is just a different way of looking at things so i don't like to be in etfs. i would rather be in an individual stock whether or not exxonmobil hit is not really the case. it is xle. when people are buying huge calls in something like the xle, when you look at 40% of that representation is either chevron or exxon with that 40% level, i move over and i do trades that are oftentimes over in something like exxon that's what i did here, and they're fairly short term, one month out. >

i prefer chevron you know because you read what i write. but you're fine in marathon.lity but $13 stock probably going higher. and thank you, kind words were amazing. ladies and gentlemen that's the conclusion of the lightning round! >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade coming up, has the reddit revolution reached its waterloo? cramer on why the memes need the market and not the other way around next ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ t-mobile is the leader in 5g. switch today and unleash the power of 5g with iphone 12 pro on us. that's right. the powerful iphone 12 pro on us. at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. what if you could push a button and less carbon would be put into the air. if there were a button that would help you use less energy, breathe cleaner air, and even take on climate change... would you press it? >>> just when meme investing starting getting mainstream attention, darn thing peaked wall street too volatile in tone even for the internet, misogyny off the charts, losing people money. seen recommendations that make the dumbest analysts look like warren b

a few kilometers north of chevron, its the genocide, memorial and cemetery, honor the victims of the 995 massacre surest and none of its last 23 members of her family including her husband. his last words to her take care of our children. when you get flavio broke up in the early 909 keys ethnic to existence rapidly dissolved into ethnic conflict. foggy and had for governor became one of the most physically contested territory. as serbs crow at some bulk. next vide for control. in july, 995, bosnian serb general rudco melodic entered trevor. and it's in the following days, at least 8000 pounds knack muslims were slaughtered. mostly men and boys. the remains are still being identified by forensic scientists today, using dna analysis. melodic went on trial at the u. n. tribunal for the former yugoslavia and in 2017 he was found guilty of war crimes and genocide for having committed this crime which the chambers, census mister outcome luggage to life imprisonment from aladdin has challenged his genocide conviction. and the appeal verdict will be the last and the case against him. 60 kil

are five years later $70 a barrel you look at the stocks behind that things like royal dutch and chevronansferow enterprise if you look at the macro, you look at the esg push which pushed down supply demand hasn't moved yet. and wind and sewolar is not the yet. you can think you missed the boat if you take a step back, there may be a long way to go. there are still opportunities to invest >> that gap between the stocks and oil prices, we have shown many times, jenny, is a huge gap. oil at $70 stocks are at a certain level. in many cases, 30% or 40% below the level. a disconnect with the commodities as the balance sheets get better. does that mean you are a buyer of a kinder morgan or royal dutch shell? >> i am. not just the buyer today we had these in the portfolio for a long time. interestingly, chevron, for example, two weeks ago we had extra cash i positioned clients in that portfolio. that's what i'm putting clients in right away because there is opportunity there. an earlier guest talked about valuation seemed rich or not cheap. actually, that is the beauty of being an individual st

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the oil industry was built by americans and chevron and exxon.nch companies there, spanish companies that really this is an american industry and now that sanctions are in place, they can't get sparle parts. and getting pair parts and only so far you can go with that and one of the reasons that while the chinese and the russians and iranians, they can't get production back up. it's about 500,000 barrels a day. they hope to get it to 1.5 million barrels. that is a target. they talk about getting to 5 million barrels which is in excess of their historical high. that is a dream. they can't do it on its own. the only way they can do it if investors can come in, capitalists from the united states and other countries can move in with their technological expertise. but a lot of things have to happen. venezuela is a humanitarian disaster and a deal to get to that point is a long way off. caroline: this is years in the making and trying to talk to the capital markets. but a lot of brokering has to go on. >> absolutely. the question is joe biden. donald tr

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exxon i exxon no longer in the dow, chevron down 3%. so chevron first negative. second, the boeing saga. the federal aviation administration is taking a hard line with boeing to say the least. i was excited about the possibility for the united continental order to be announced. then i discovered that the 777 model has issues i thought that was okay? now the company is adamant there is no need to worry about the push backed timeline i think this is more about the tenor or the terror. the faa must despise these guys. after all the recent safety issues can you blame them? the industrials need boeing. it's too important to the group. new that the aerospace kingpin has two strikes against it, another project in trouble and no china orders in sight, they will strike a giant equity offering if you like boeing, please keep your pall powder dry. i am not talking my book we have the new covid variants to consider. do you want to travel before you find out whether your vaccine works against the strains? if a mutation can break through, that's bad news. hence why the airline

five of my long term holdings areerksdeere, chevron and amjen. am i diversifidiversified? oil with a good dividend, a mgen okay, d deere one of the greate in the earth and costco, semis, oil, retail, medicine, and machinery. oh my. i mean, that is just -- if there is a way to start having am i diversified, it's with jm hammer's portfolio let's go to tyler in tennessee. >> caller: hey, jimmy chill. tell me about some of these stocks in my portfolio. >> okay. >> caller: i got ibm, fsr, face k fisker, apple and alibaba. >> all right i say we go to work right now. okay freeport stock is down ten points this week largest american copper company. ibm is putting in two starting to act very well fisker, yes, giant speck auto. apple, you know it will be don't trade and alibaba, one of the few chinese stocks you have a chinese, let's call it retailer, chinese amazon. we have the greatest american manufacturer apple, people don't think of it as that but i do a copper company, a technology company and an auto company. i like it, it's different enough these two do not conapplicant. the

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so chevron, again, i said the oils aren't investable mike answered the call he's done amazing thingss is my favorite large cap oil company and it's okay to own. ibm, breaking the company -- that is working. he's doing a remarkable job. reality income, that's good yielder. one i would pick if you want to read that's fine j&j aaa balance sheet. pepsi co is doing a fantastic job. the fastest growing. so we got a consumer package goods company, a drug company. we have real estate envisinvestt trust and tech company and oil and gas. wow. that's exactly what i'm looking for. these are how you make money long term "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, it's a coin operated off the charts cramer bites down on the crypto currency investors covet but may not fully understand next. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... don't just sell it. ten-x it. pain? yeah. here. aspercreme with max-strength* lidocaine. works fast

again, capital discipline is the story and it's why i like the name >> chevron for you dan?out at 40. straight to 100 and straight down elevator up, escalator down. >> stairs up -- >> oh, yeah. >> that thing's here at 40 i like the rumors. >> great having you. how much fun do you have coming on "fast money"? >> all of these daytime shows, you enjoy doing it. >> i love it that's fun, too. >> we do twitter. i think twitter continues to grind higher dan doesn't. nice haircut on dan nathan he looks good. >> not as good as tony zhang but it looks good. >> never. >> looks really good "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. now. >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. call me or tweet me @jimcramer every day, it seems, we get another piece of extraordinary economic

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statutory interpretation because there will be clear cases of ambiguity and we can debate whether chevron is ambiguous or not and talking about the stationary source and the entire plant or single smoke stacks in terms of regulatory authority granted by congress, i'm not sure is that easy to say what we talked about in these later cases, if there's any ambiguity but the courts have read ambiguity in these agencies and what the court may want to do, when we say ambiguous, we mean it which is what they did on the our doctrine, which is a separate line of cases on how much you give the agencies and interpret their own rules but my suggestion, this ambiguity, while the administrative agency, why not defer to a liberty principle and say you cannot assert government authority over an individual including a business and assert the use of government force implicitly over the individual and congress isn't clear. if you want more authority, go back to congress. this is what i wish the court would do, i don't think they will, i do think they will reign in the outer bells there. and the question is,

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the energy patch you own occi calls, occidental you trimmed a little today, worth noting you know, chevron shares you own. kinder morgan shares you own apache calls, baker hughes calls, schlumberger calls, exxon calls, are you worried some of these trades have tapped themselves out >> no. and the reason i say that is this i know that the move has been dramatic and we talk about going back to november, $36 for crude, now you are talking about $72 just the other day then we pulled back underneath $70, but i think we are sitting in a position now, scott, in my opinion in the energy space where two steps forward and one step back. that's what we've been doing a little bit we've had bumps along the way. it has not been a straight-up trajectory for some of these names. but you look at the deaf instdevins the schlumbergers and those, they have had pull backsbound they tend to go higher i think we're going to see 75 to 80 in the not too distant future then i will start to probably peel back a little bit until then i think there's more room for crude to move to the upside >> shannon, eog and valero

you could look at chevron that paid 13.5 billion for noble energy you look at exxonmobil where the sentiment, again, is very negative these are the places that you want to be devon energy, hess, eqt, conoco, phillips, i could go on. this is underweight and it doesn't predict underweight. be there, it is continuing to mob higher >> be there or be square that's what you're saying. steve weiss listened to everything that you just said and said, whatever because if i would have bought -- i know exactly what he is thinking. if i would have bought energy five years ago, i would still be sitting in a bowl of tears with my tissues because these trades don't work, they've never worked, and then he would go to the numbers and he would say, scott, in 2018 energy was the worst sector that year, it was down 20.5% scott, in 2019 energy was up 7.5% it was the worst sector that year in 2020, he would say, scott, energy was down 37%, it was the worst sector that year that's why i don't own these stocks, right, teve? >> that's right, scott i understand you wanted to be me and tap into my thought process. >> o

. >> chevron spun out of -- i think it was chevron spun out cmx and mcdonald's spun out and they rue day what tim rue the day. >> sorry, i'm slow. >> you'll rue the day. >> i didn't think you were calling me on that one. >> you're not ready on that one. coming up, good discussion there on apple we have more after hours action in shares of stitch fix. the stock ripping higher on the the back of results. we'll bring you all of those details, not some of them, all of them. >>> plus peloton moving higher today and we'll tell you what is behind the big move. everybody said work from home and stay at home was dead. don't tell that to peloton shareholders they've been making money. we're ba rhtft ts.ckig aerhi ♪ irresistibly delicious. ♪ ♪ pour some almond breeze. ♪ ♪ for the maestros of the creamiest-ever, ♪ ♪ must-have smoothies. ♪ ♪ it's irresistibly delicious. ♪ ♪ more almond breeze, please! ♪ >>> welcome back to "fast money. we've got an earnings alert on another stock moving in a big way after hours. stitch fix stock is up 15% on results let's find out what they did christina with all

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no rompers for me, but taking a look at chevron, we did see oil sell off, longer-term outlook for the dividend yield. jack: 5%, i think. ben, what do you have for us. >> fedex. this was a pick from al root in august. dropped about 9% during the past month. we've got hit after ups had some disappointing guidance out there and now with the market falling but demand is still growing, margins are increasing and looks interesting heading into earnings next week. jack: you should have listened to al. if not, listen to ben. great ideas. thank you, happy father's day. check out edition of barrons.com, don't forget to follow us on twitter. that's all for us. we will see you next week on barron's roundtable. ♪ york city, this is maria bartiromo's wall street. maria: happy weekend and happy father's day. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and help us position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo, the taper tantrum has begun. the federal reserve this week signaled rates will move higher and the conversation to pull back on the fed's massive easy money is beginning. comi

no rompers for me, but taking a look at chevron, we did see oil sell off, longer-term outlook for the i think. ben, what do you have for us. >> fedex. this was a pick from al root in august. dropped about 9% during the past month. we've got hit after ups had some disappointing guidance out there and now with the market falling but demand is still growing, margins are increasing and looks interesting heading into earnings next week. jack: you should have listened to al. if not, listen to ben. great ideas. thank you, happy father's day. check out edition of barrons.com, don't forget to follow us on twitter. that's all for us. we will see you next week on larry: hello, everyone, well o welcome back to kudlow. i'm larry kudlow. i can think of many things of president biden's comings and going and doing and not doing it was not his greatest week. back in 1977 remember this , there was a grateful dead put out an album called "what a long , strange trip its been" i kind of like that a lot. i'm not really a dead head but i like that a lot or then there's kim strassel's column today titled "mr

no rompers for me, but taking a look at chevron, we did see oil sell off, longer-term outlook for theplus dividend yield. jack: 5%, i think. ben, what do you have for us. >> fedex. this was a pick from al root in august. dropped about 9% during the past month. we've got hit after ups had some disappointing guidance out there and now with the market falling but demand is still growing, margins are increasing and looks interesting heading into earnings next week. jack: you should have listened to al. if not, listen to ben. great ideas. thank you, happy father's day. check out edition of barrons.com, don't forget to follow us on twitter. that's all for us. we will see you next week on dr. michael youssef: blessed father's day. i cannot help, every time we think of father's day, i think of our heavenly father. i tell people all the time, don't ever make the mistake of comparing the heavenly father with earthly fathers. there is no comparison. good or bad, you cannot compare him. he is the most loving, generous, gracious, heavenly father, and he loves you, god bless.

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no rompers for me, but taking a look at chevron, we did see oil sell off, longer-term outlook for thed. jack: 5%, i think. ben, what do you have for us. >> fedex. this was a pick from al root in august. dropped about 9% during the past month. we've got hit after ups had some disappointing guidance out there and now with the market falling but demand is still growing, margins are increasing and looks interesting heading into earnings next week. jack: you should have listened to al. if not, listen to ben. great ideas. thank you, happy father's day. check out edition of barrons.com, don't forget to follow us on twitter. that's all for us. we will see you next week on >> it's every parent's worst nightmare. your child is born with a deformity -- a face no one wants to see. in poor countries, over 200,000 children a year are condemned to a life of pain and rejection, hoping for the miracle that will change their lives forever.

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