, would you rather tesla or cisco? >> no. >> good question, steve. >> that's a lousy question. tesla, lousy question. i want the trade on tesla, please. >> what they are saying no-man's-land here at 160. 180 was the pivot point so your stop is 140 on the downside and you're looking at 180. risk reward isn't there. pete tells you to play it through options. at 160 it is a as no touch. too many expectations. >> stock is up 11% right now. up next, whole foods rallying after hours on earnings and a very upbeat outlook. hear from the company's ceo on the quarter and we'll take you behind the $4 million bet that energy is about to real. that's next. you're watching "fast money" on cnbc. we're first business worldwide. >>> welcome back to "fast money." i'm jane wells. the whole foods call just ended at a much better than expected quarter raising outlook to 1.54 a share. started to come down. do not expect same-store sales growth to grow this year and the current quarter started out negatively impacted by the weather. meantime

cisco reporting 57 cents, kelly, on 11.8 billion.lysts were looking for 54 cents on 11.75 billion. looking through the product lines here, routing increased 5%. switching, though, down 4%. datacenter looks also down about 3%. q3 guidance, kelly, 54 to 56 cents, analysts had modeled about 5 cents. in this conference call, a lot of attention on what does ceo chuck robbins have to say about the macro economic climate, and the bigger trends and themes he's seen playing out, all of that on a conference call which kicks off at 4:30 eastern, kelly. we'll be on it. >> thank you, josh. >>> lee, any color you would add? as you said a lot of the technology sector has been in the crosshairs. so a bit below what the buy side may have priced in here. it will be interesting, the guidance actually was pretty decent. >> and by the way adopt my a first a cnbc interview with chuck robbins, so between the call and that interview we'll get more context. >>> we have an earnings alert. jane wells has the numbers on whole foods. >> a beat, kelley, on just a

cisco's outlook for the current quarter was upbeat as well. the dow component increased its dividend and added $15 billion to its buyback. earned 53 cents a share, 3 cents better than estimates. revenue for the quarter around $12 billion, a slight decline from a year ago. as for the stock, shares took off initially after that report was released. and the results come at a tough time for the tech sector. as josh lipton explains, cisco's report was closely watched as a proxy for business spending. >> reporter: tech has tanked with the nasdaq now down more than 10% so far this year, a big part of the concern, the global economic slowdown means companies are spending less on technology. that's why tech investors were so interested to hear from cisco which is seen as a barometer of corporate i.t. spending. >> it generated $49 billion in revenue in its last fiscal year, so the bottom line is, it was very big, it remains big, and its earnings report is important for folks that want an updated view as to how the global economy and technology spending

landon joins us. >> higher demand for cisco products as well as a buyback program helped bolster cisco's correents per share, beating expectations. investors are encouraged by routing and security. however, switching data business centers saw decline, analysts say the fact that cisco can eke out growth in this climate shows staying power. >> it was after adjusting out after a divestiture that they had made. so the year-over-year growth, unless you make that adjustment, looks to be considerably better. i think that was part of it. there were also tax benefits they had on the earnings front. >> the earnings were in line. but its rounding outlook was upbeat. it was popping in afterhours trading. >> a lot of people encouraged by that cash buyback. >>> up next, today's must-read op eds and the current market chaos. later we'll be talking with steven england, one not to miss. you're watching cnbc. >>> good morning to you. let's get to today's must reads. and the wall street journal this morning, what's going on in markets. five theories to explain the chaos. devaluation. the global slow down a

now to cisco.e up 10% today, extending a gain after they reported a 2% increase in revenue. at the same time, they added $15 billion to the share by voc program and chuck robbins said cisco was able to deliver a strong q2, despite a challenging environment and he does not think there is any sort of panic in regards to the sliding global stocks. he joins me in the studio. thank you for joining us. you guys are the shining light in a bloodbath today. why doubt you think there is widespread panic? chuck: first of all, we are very pleased with our team's performance. they did a fantastic job navigating a tale of two quarters, finishing the third week in january. very uncertain. created a lot of uncertainty for our customers. through 10 weeks, everything was expected. the last three weeks were uncertain. our customers paused. i think there is a fair amount of emotion in the markets. what we attempted to do was stick to the facts, talk about what it is we saw, what do we think our business is going to do

how about cisco? when cisco reported much better than expected quarter last night and boosted the different to the point where it gave you a 2.45% yield, the to be immediately rallied. all i can say is chuck roberts did a good job, but i want to thank the german banks, french and italian banks for giving a price to cisco that was positively insane. sometimes the market truly angers me. no matter how they tell you they're in huge trouble and big derivatives, the book of this and that, and they're going to fail, this darn mcdonald's stock won't come in. i mean, what the heck is that about? you get a stock that yields 3% and a hue beneficiary of a strong euro, plunging raw costs, and the darn thing won't sell off. i thought the declines would cause the s&p 500 to go down enough to get a bargain at mcdonald's, nah, i guess we'll have to rumor more german banks doing badly. it gives you a chance -- how about this j & j? i keep think thying the presidential even len or the europe yang bank will collapse thi

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after the close, we'll hear from cisco systems, tesla, and twitter. janet yellen also goes before the hill tomorrow. often, the house is a lot more fun because the questions are way more politically charged. >> it is another example of how much she has to get in front of the media. >> steve liesman said it's been 55 days since she's last spoken. she's been quiet for a long time when the world has fallen apart. >> fair point. i stand corrected, mr. liesman. shares of disney tumbling after the media giant failed to ease cord cutting concerns. "star wars" helping the firm post earnings and revenue that topped estimates. but investors couldn't overlook a drop in profits. julia boorstin sat down with the ceo and he addressed investors' number one concern, a recent decline in espn subscribers. >> we're going to say on our call in a few minutes that we've seen an uptick in espn subs. we did reference in the august call that we had seen some suberosion. that, in fact, was the case. but the last few months in particular have been encouraging. >> despite the op

chuck robinson at cisco alludes to that in january.says everybody is very negative. >> i'm interested to hear more from him on that. >> so we can cause it a little. scare people with deutsche bank? i don't know. i don't like the derivative book, but i went through this this 2011. and all those banks are still standing. because don't do what we do in this country. they have crony capitalism. our candidates may think that we have it. they all go to the same club. geithner never went to any of the clubs that our bankers went to. they don't do that. this europe it's really a cultural heritage. you're abank er, you went to the same schools. better in t really comes down t the idea that they don't regulate. but our banks are ready to move in there if we want to. i don't like the book of loans for oil and gas. so easy to come in and be incredibly negative. and i debated that. it's the day after my birthday, why not be negative. and one of the main things i was negative about, i thought rates might go higher and they're going down. now that th

thanks to cisco. when we come back, big news from the super bowl, and it has little to do with the game, which means i'm particularly interested. first, today's weather forecast from the weather channel's jen carfagno. >> we made it halfway through the week. we got a big weather day to get through. big old front that stretches all the way from canada right back down into the southeast. ahead of it could be thunderstorms, possible severe weather. yesterday in mississippi and alabama, there were a handful of very strong and large tornadoes. that caused significant damage. concern today about damaging winds with storms in the south. plus, rain that goes up into the northeast. on top of the snow pack from winter storm jonas. so that's going to mean flood concerns. flood watches up for that. northwest, another system coming on in. in the middle, we've got cold air filtering in behind our system. not crazy cold. not record-breaking cold. actually, just getting back to average for a lot of folks. ahead of it

why not cisco? cisco looks interesting when you look at the valuation. >> it did. but it didn't pass the asset test. in other words, how productive the company is. its most productive days in deploying capital are behind it for some reason. it doesn't mean it won't change. it's just that i think that market, you know, some of their competitors are eating their lunch on margins. that shows up in my tests. i care about margins. and i think as a result it's not as attractive as it was perhaps five, six years ago. >> even after this latest -- >> for a rules-based thing, you don't think the dividend pay should be -- >> that's not -- that is a factor. but sounds like kevin is on the same page. it's -- >> i don't care about the dividend. the loss of dividend stocks as the stock goes down because something in their business is starting to fall apart. i'm talking about rules on the balance sheet, the derivative of is good dividend growth. because i'm testing the ability -- >> so you're looking at growth, you're looking at the valuation levels. you're looking at all the vari

in davo switzerland, ali velshi put the question to the president of cisco system. >> the fourth industrial revolution that we're talking about is the digital era, in the 1990s. president clinton contributed 22 million jobs, he create18% growth in real gdp and raised the average income of every american by 17%. this digital era wim do the same thing except five to ten times the impact. the implications are 1 to 3 pers gdp growth to every country in the world, it will result in disruption however. you've got to think of it in terms of innovation startup companies, rescaling your workforce, you've got to think about health care and education and we'll go with connecting a thousand devices in cisco, first form in 1984, from 14 billion to 500 billion. getting the right innovation to the right machine, right decision on health care, entertainment but it does require all of this changing and it will be very disruptive. i think it will create a much larger middle class in the middle east, where countries are known as startup nations, not in the traditional industries but health care and education,

cisco can shares bucking the trend.nd quarter helped by higher demand for its security products and routers. the company hiking dividend to its share buyback program and is projecting stronger revenue than forecast. cisco's ceo will be joining us today at 9:40 a.m. eastern time. >>> tesla reports its 11th straight quartererly loss with badly missing forecast. the stock rose nearly 10% as elon musk promises the company will become profitable this year and start generating positive cash flow in march. shares of twitter under pressure. earnings beat the street, revenues matched expectations but saw no growth in active users and its current revenue forecast as well. >>> myolan buying for $7.2 billion in stock. this is the drug maker's third attempt to buy the company. results fell short of estimates. we're going to talk to the c can eo of mylan. lots to talk about. here we are with this transaction. >>> fed chair janet yellen will be heading back to capitol hill this time facing the senate banking committee. we are joined w

of cisco has done well. united technologies is in talks with honeywell's.hese are the three best performers. session, we've seen some similar suspects at the top of the doubt. apple has had some ups and downs. we seen a stronger performance from boeing and caterpillar. that's the snapshot of the dow. i want to look at some other strong performers. signet is coming out with its earnings. they are reassuring investors they are not relying on financing to drive jewelry stores. says it will sell them i and in virginity -- virginia. nonetheless, investors seem to be reassured. the stock will have its best month ever. that points to how much free point -- freeport stock has performed. that has helped the stock. it now has rebounded by so much. $4.60 on january 29. alix: let's head now to hollywood, florida. the mining conference is underway. withet: we're standing by the ceo. daniel. start, this is the 25th anniversary of the conference. normally, a lot of deals get done. these are not ordinary times. what's the appetite and like so far with deals? >> the appetit

cisco reports profits. cisco is san jose's biggest employer. twitter may respond to profits and talk it may be bought by a bigger company. tesla releases profits ahead of how many cars will be sold and soon to release model 3, the so-called cheap tesla will be cheaper than we thought. when they said it would be 30,0$30,000 or more it wasn't including tax across to bring it down to the high 20,0$20,000. >>> bad news for those guys outside apple devices at the mall to put new screen protec r protectors on your phone because apple says they will start doing it inside the store. apple teaming up with belkin to put a screen on your iphone as you wait. apparently it will be inside some stores today. >>> a fascinating development in the world of autonomous cars. the national highway traffic safety sent a letter to google about cars without a driver, a big for wart move at knits sa, a major move toward the chauffe chauffeured car. if your robot is in the car you don't need a legal car and kids some day could take their robot car to the school. if your

emily: thoughts on cisco?g hardware companies, it has done better than hp, ibm, sun oracle, it has them better than dell. even better than emc recently. you see a company that is really sort of managing to find its way into networking business, were semi-competitors have gone away and other companies in the hardware businesses have really been hurting. emily: last thought on cisco, david? david: i think chuck robbins, the relatively new ceo is doing a great job. that is why the company is performing. john chambers is still there. the chairman and all that. check robbins is doing great. it is a great thing for the company. emily: i will be interviewing ceo chuck robbins later this week, the ceo of cisco. do not miss that. david kirkpatrick, our guest house for the hour. cory johnson from our editor at large, as always, thank you. time now for the best day ever. in this case, the worst day. the award goes to apple ceo tim cook, who should have been having a great day attending super bowl 50, but, he tweeted this

two of them down, you could call cisco flat at the moment. twitter has a lot on the line, predicting a move of 18% in either direction. thanks for the guidance options market. could be rocky after the bell session, stay tuned to melissa and david to that. >>> to politics where the candidates may be forced to shove aside the victory balloons or tears of loss and focus on the economy as south carolina's primary now looms. as republican donald trump and democrat bernie sanders basked in the glow of victory last night. at this hour, mega questions need to be tackled. who will get chris christie supporters if he drops out? he hasn't yet, and how does silver medalist number two place john kasich plan his next move. we have carl cameron live in manchester with both of the answers and i'm quite sure a few more pressing questions. >> reporter: and maybe hedging there, too. for donald trump last night was a big night, winning in new hampshire catapulted candidacy in south carolina. he'll have a rally in south carolina in clemson, where there is concent

did well with cisco find refuge in microsoft.ow, and stick to those and you can have calls against your position if you need to do that in the sog certain market because volatility is higher. >> we're all looking for greet and fact is that central banks are questioned do they have anything to do. can they do anything about the lack of growth? fng what they're doing and stuart varney explained it extremely well basically you have to give -- you're giving a central bank money, to hold your money. >> you take the bank the toaster. you don't get the toaster in return. and it's simplistic but true. what the central banks are doing is actually hurting business. it is crushing the financial stocks, and you have janet yellen that she department say hey, we screwed up but market is telling her and world that the best central bank here federal reserve raised interest rates within the end of last yore and sold off in 1.5%. bigger picture investment in lost faith in the world. maybe we get to some reality here and figure out what had do thes

scarlet: other breaking news, cisco was a company that beat analyst estimates with profits and salesns for the quarter that ended. it added to its buyback. you can see the share climbing 8%. amazon announcing it plans to buy back $5 billion of its own share, replacing stock for a purchase program authorized in 2010. shares in amazon also higher. let's get a recap from cory johnson. you were focused on the free cash flow number for twitter. we didn't get the details on that. tell us about the monthly active users number. tesla.s focused on if you look at the slideshow that will accompany the presentation a conference call they don't get into decimals but it looks like the u.s. users for twitter, 64 million, debt to 64 -- get to 64 million. for the first time twitter losing users in the united states. international they made up for that. growth was flat. user growth did not happen for the first time ever at twitter. that is bad news for this company. have monetized a little better. none the less the decline in users slightly, the lack of growth. you can care that -- you compare that to

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there is cisco systems. cisco systems buying back shares. very confident even though they face headwinds they talked in their earnings report. buying back shares and increasing their dividend. cisco systems also in the green. one of the stocks that performed well. it was up almost 10%. closing day out at $24.68 a share. they missed on earnings report. seems investors willing to give them a past. they're optimistic about the future and like guidance they saw in earnings. it could have been worse but wasn't. they missed estimates. they were up something like 9.5, 10% as well. talk about many soft losers. this will not surprise anybody. prudential financial, they hit a new 52-week low today. 5.19 dollars. they were down something like almost 10% or. bank of america, another 52-week low. $10.99. for financials as ashley was saying, janet yellen discussion of negative interest rates, even though they're not there yet. not talking about doing it allegedly, still problem for financials. old-fashioned problem for boeing. sec announced a probe into a

. >>> cisco, san jose's largest employer opened its book to investors last night and the numbers were solid. cisco makes the switches and the routers and the other very not sexy things but an important company to watch. you know how i tell you to watch caterpillar because if bulldozers aren't selling it is a sign the economy is about to slow and the same with cisco. if the things that make the guts of the internet slows then that is something to be concerned about. talking about twitter, it's in trouble. when you look at web and mobile users the way most of us use twitter. not only is the number of users not growing, it's getting smaller. silicon valley does not like companies that do not grow. getting smaller, well, that's just unheard of. a short time ago, elon musk tweeted out that the model 3, that would be the cheap tesla, will be available for preorder march 31st with $1,000 down. we still don't know what it it looks like, but we do know it is going to be a big seller because they're going to get that price down underneath what the chevy bolt, two different cars are. >> you know

acquisition,e jasper's ceo will join cisco to run a new software unit. turning to the broader markets, u.s. stocks rallying in afternoon trade thanks to gains in the energy sector. york.s the rap from new >> despite a late afternoon rally, the nasdaq cannot break into positive territory. the s&p and the dow did make it into the green by the end of trade. that was their first day for this month. .oogle fell more than 4% chief is time search retiring, reversing gains from the day before after better-than-expected earnings. amazon is back in a bear market. they plan to spend money on bookstores, putting barnes & noble stock into a tailspin. onor pc makers also slid wednesday. a contraction of 6% year on year versus a prior contraction of 2% on chronically weak demand and a rising in inventories. apple rose in late trading, reclaiming its title as the world's biggest company with the market cap of $534 billion. 34 s&p companies report earnings thursday including netgear and linkedin. later this hour you will want to stick around for this. i conversation with

cory: technology is what happens to a company a company like cisco is a technology company because theympower other people to use technology. we talk about companies where the end product is consumed using digital bits and bytes like netflix or an activision those a very different kind companies. the way you read it was as growth stocks. that may be more useful way to look at things. we see very different companies. activision you have very big and successful company. make a lot of profit even as revenues are shrinking. and amazon revenues are growing rapidly. very different characteristics of these different companies. emily: although each of these companies has their own individual story, if you look across the board technology has taken an incredible beating compared to other industries. sherry: you're right that technology has fallen further. it has fallen faster in the last couple of months than anybody else. it is still not inexpensive. compared to the s&p 500. that is really the other thread that is unifying the companies that you mentioned set by the market. high valuations this

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tesla says it plans to deliver $90 this year. >> lauren: investors are welcoming earnings from cisco,cts, the news is sending shares 5% in premarket trading when everything else is selling off. $15billion by the share buy-back program. >> nicole: the senate unanimously approving a bill that would hit north korea with tougher sanctions. measure targets the country's ability to finance the development of many war heads and long-range missiles. this comes after north satellite launch. it was a cover for ballistic missile test. >> we must take strong action to curve north korea's nuclear program and address the other threat that is it poses to the u.s. and allies, weak sanctions against north korea have clearly proven unsuccessful. this legislation takes significant steps to deny north korea's capabilities and limit the nuclear and ballistic missile programs. >> nicole: when while south korean media reporting that kim un execute official, several killed since kim took power in 20 # 1. >> lauren: coming up, what to do with bernie sanders and this commercial right here have in common? puppy

. >>> also in fort bragg, cisco participated in a job fair at the base. it's part of a prarm that the governor started to help vets transition into civilian life. >>> the federal government said that hover boards are linked to more than 50 fires, the problem is related to the battery packs. last month amazon said it would give refunds to anyone that bought the hover boards. >>> today is the last day for the rule was announced last year. >>> a fire tornado caught on camera. authorities said a large mower caught in flames. luckily nobody was injured. >>> it was a great day to get outside and enjoy baseball. the penn state games started, boy were they treated to sunny skies and nice temperatures. >> it's still winter, but it does not feel like it. >> spring officially starts a month from tomorrow. it's currently 48 degrees. hello to the guys and gallons at shaw university. i want to go west to asheville. i want to show you that they are the same temperature as us. there is the biltmore house. there is the mountains. look just above that and you see a bit of

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cisco will pay cash and assumed equity awards plus additional incentives.ions gate has restarted talks to acquire stars. discussions are taking place between advisors of both companies. lions gate discussed how to move forward with the potential acquisition at a board meeting on tuesday. for now the company is more focused on its earnings report which is out tomorrow. scarlet: what did you miss? how might you want to position from here? let's ask our guest. your trade of the week covers the town before the boe announcement tomorrow as well as the yen. tell us why you recommend going along the pound and shortly yen. >> the market is in the mood of getting out of positions that has been very bearish on on the story,with the grexit easing, and so on and so forth. in the meantime it has been somewhat positive, the japanese yen, with the boj coming across and doing what they did with negative rates on friday. alix: how much more downside do you feel is left to the yen? >> it returned a lot today. it was a wild day. 121,ved all the way up to 122. today we went ba

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