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clorox' current stock price is $179 a share.ording to forbes it could sink to $150. >>> now let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we're starting up about 55 points. >>> sacramento's mayor has announced a right to housing plan to legally obligate the state capitol to house its growing homeless population. the policy shift should open a new front. if the city council approves that measure it would be the first of its kind nationally and would impose a municipal mandate to deal with the humanitarian crisis. >>> san francisco's rental market is upthe ci seen aspike in for reals as more companies require workers to come back to the office. it's a sign we're bouncing back . >> rentals were sitting on the market for a long time. >> we will finish out with about 700,000 square feet of new leasing activity. now that is the best since the first quarter of 2020. >> commercial real estate firm surveyed 140 san francisco- based companies. it stays at least 70% indicated they will have return to the o

oakland-based clorox stock prices taking a hit.and was way up at the start of the pandemic, really the peak of the pandemic with vaccines up and a lot of people just getting back into normal activities, the demand is weakening. clorox is current stock price is $179 a share and according $1 coy fering an incentive to get vaccinated. on tuesday, there is going to be a buy one get one deal. all you have to do is visit from 3-6 and to say friends pogo at the counter and then you get a free entrce when you buy one. they say it is doing this to support the white house's initiative to get more americans vaccinated.>>> say goodbye to selfie's.to selfie's. big changes are coming to instagram. >> i feel like selfie's are not in danger. the head of the social media app says it is no longer a photo sharing app. it wants you to think of it as a video app, at least that is what adam wants. he put this up in a video post. it comes as competitors like tick-tock and youtube are seeing a huge success with videos. users will soon see full-screen reco

the relative performance of coke to its peer group to clorox, colgate, pepsi that relative strength linestarting to curl up. that's impressive, developmental. we think it's important. now the next chart just coke, itself the setup here, a nice ascent, very orderly since the pandemic low and the potential for a breakout here o'wouabove the tos let's drill down a little tighter. next chart so this is the two-year chart you see the same annotation by me, drawings it puts if play, the fact that coke, not pepsi is still below where it was when the pandemic hit. then the final chart just to call attention to that level so in february, the stock was around 60-and-change here we are at 56. we think that event of a pop, it was headed for a high. >> mike, what's your take? what's the trade >> yee, so, you know, it's interesting, carter pointed out a couple things, obviously, the factiment has not achieved its pre-pandemic highs i think that's an important point. let's look at the fundamental backdrop here. this is a stock providing about a 3% dividend yield. i think that lends some level of suppor

three-year chart, weekly bars and the bottom panel is what i want to focus on the relative performance to clorox, colgate and pepsi, that is starting to curl up that's impressive, developmental and we think it's important now, the next chart just coke itself the set-up here, a nice ascent very orderly since the pandemic low and the potential for a breakout here above the tops in play now, you'll note that the stock is one of the few that have yet to return to their pre covid level. so let's drill down a little tighter. next chart this is the two-year chart you can see the same annotations, same drawings, but puts in play the fact that coke, not pepsi, is still below where it was when the pandemic hit then the final chart, just to call attention to that level so in february, the stock was around 60 and change here we are at 56, we think that in the event of a pop, earnings related, the stock is headed to finally its prior high >> all right carter, thanks for that. mike, what's your take, what's the trade? >> yeah. so, you know, it's interesting, carter pointed out a couple of things obviously the

clorox, maybe that is a tip to the added virus cases, but clorox up 1%, kroger, costco, all moving higherng at that nasdaq winners as well, we have inside, costco again, xcel energy, those stocks are moving up about half a percent. looking at autonation, the auto retailer, they reported this morning. i have a feeling they did pretty well. lauren: demand for a new car is up 42% in the quarter, for used cars 47% and autonation expects that to continue until 2022. this is my favorite metric, this is a doll, supplies the issue. supply of new vehicles on the market 14 days. it was 49 days last year and that's why they have record revenue just under $7 million. good luck finding a car with a good price. ashley: you will pay top dollar, bottom-line. let's look at the chinese carmaker, just priced its new p5 sedan. they undercut tesla? lauren: they did, starting price about $25,000 after subsidies, but that's more than a third less than tesla's model three, which starts at 30,000-- $39,000. china is the world number one car market and demand for electric vehicles there is booming because of the s

reporting bu only one reopening, norwegian cruise lines, uber and then we have consumer product giants, clorox, kraft, hines for more is stephanie link, portfolio manager with hightower and, of course, a cnbc contributor. okay, stephanie, it's time >> hi, frank >> i calls call you stephanie, never steph. it's great to have you on. we named all the companies reporting next week. any company you're watching closely not only for its report but the impact on the broader industry it's in >> yeah, i am watching the semiconductor space and one that reports next year. it's up 28% year to date, but they're in the sweet spot in terms of their end markets 70% of their end markets and their sales are in growth markets. what does that mean? 40% is in auto, ev 14% contactless payments and then the higher margin pieces of their business iot, 5g and industrial automation. and so since they touch so many different end markets, i think we're going to learn a lot in terms of supply constraints and also demand. they're doing a great job on their own gaining market share as they are really excellent in terms of ex

also when the baton is handed off at the relay race, you have to grab it using a clorox wipe [ laughter only that, the wrestlers are going to wrestle from six feet apart [ laughter ] huh, huh, huh, huh some more olympic news, i saw that ralph lauren just unveiled team usa's uniforms for the opening ceremonies check these out. [ audience oohs they don't look like team usa. they look like the cast from the "gossip girl" reboot [ laughter ] but get this, these olympics could be the hottest on record, so this flag bearer is going to wear a special white denim jacket with a battery powered cooling device in it take a look. yeah wait a minute, you're telling me a white denim jacket can get even cooler? impossible [ laughter ] that's right, a cooling jacket, or, and hear me out, don't wear a jacket [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause don't wear a jacket. we're good it's the olympics. wear a tank top. people swimming with no shirt on yeah, i mean, it's possible, yeah >> steve: flip-flops >> jimmy: yeah this is very exciting. it's time for a new segment that we're calling "sleepy world leader of

unfortunately the names emerging are clorox, colgate, philip morris, the utilities, real estate investment trusts. all the recession resistant defensive areas are the ones that have been emerging. all the other areas have been submerging. when i see that, i take a step back, relax, take it easy. try not to lose any money and this too shall pass. at what point i don't know but instead of jumping the gun i will let the market dictate. when leadership starts to show up i deal with it. i will say some of this, some of the covid-related stocks that did well because of covid like peloton and doordash, you know, delivery, at home stuff, they're getting money flows today, whether that lasts or not, i don't know that. that will depend unfortunately we have to talk about the delta variant. let's keep our fingers crossed this gets symptommed out pretty quickly. charles: eddie, so far the hospitalizations haven't spiked, the deaths haven't spiked. at what point do you think maybe, another week or two, if that does not happen, we get back to looking purely at fundamentals? i can tell you right now, for

nothing if that's true, then the higher yielding dividend stocks deserve to go higher i told you clorox is bottoming, pepsico is going up, and for everything else, there's no impact whatsoever. bonds may be going up in price and down in yield because jay powell is right when he says inflation is transitory. the key components, used cars, food stuff, energy, they may be collapsing at once i called the top in oil today, well, it's an attempted call top, it may still go up, but i smell it, i smell it, it's too high wage inflation, i think, should moderate once the extra unemployment benefits expire at the end of the summer and more people come out looking for jobs if this theory is correct, it would be bullish for stocks. however, if that were really true, you would expect the stocks to war because they thrive in a low inflation environment. instead, they got obliterated. stocks are saying this view is definitely wrong theory three, there's always the chance that bond yields are falling because the economy is headed for a slowdown. given that today we got the lowest jobless claims since th

the other 34% like the way things used to be back when we had to clorox wipe our bananas [ laughter ], the olympics are just two days away and i saw that due to covid concerns, the u.s. women's gymnastics team has left the olympic village to stay at a nearby hotel. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: you know there is a problem when red roof inn is the safer option [ laughter ] that's right the olympics are almost here and i saw that every sport has its own unique logo designed for the games. for example, here's tennis yeah and, well, it turns out while these are the official logos for olympic events, they're also the unofficial logos for some other things. i'll show what you i mean. here is another logo officially - [ laughter ] -- officially it's "judo." unofficially, it's "shopping at t.j. max." [ laughter ] here's another logo. officially it's "wrestling." unofficially, it's "someone who lost a contact lens. [ laughter ] "will you help me? "yeah. and finally, here's one last logo officially it's "canoe sprint. unofficially, it's "the guy that regrets renting a standup " [ laughter and applau

this a case where people are just moving impulsively to these stay-at-home stocks, the zoom video, clorox is higher, roku is higher, peloton and so forth. >> i think it's rates. i think it's more about rates, less about the delta variant, more about rates if you chart the ten-year yield over zoom or docusign or peloton, you get the same chart. they're all inversely correlated when the ten-year yield sold off, that simple i don't want to oversimplify it on a day where everyone is really having a tough time looking at their portfolio, tyler, but i think it revolves around rates not aroundthe delta virus. >> and so for those of us who might need a refresher course in why rates are so critical to these -- to this class of high-growth names, why is that >> so when rates are rising you want to be a buyer of value. when rates are falling, you want to be a buyer of growth stocks you don't buy growth stocks while rates are increasing that is basically investing 101. >> and that is why >> that is the sweet spot. >> in a rising rate environment isn't worth as much as in -- >> correct you're paying f

now, tourism stocks like hotels and airlines went down, and so-called stay-at-home stocks like clorox and peloton were up significantly, much like they were during the start of the pandemic. craig? >> gabe gutierrez in louisiana, thank you. >>> let's head now to japan where the opening ceremony of these summer olympics now just three days away. the u.s. women's gymnastics facing early adversity with the news that an alternate tested positive for covid and now we know of another athlete on team usa who will not be able to compete. savannah is following it all from tokyo savannah, good morning >> hi, guys. good morning there's still a lot of excitement here about the approaching games. the athletes are arriving, there's the last-minute rush to prepare, but the usual anticipation is being over-shadowed by covid already some of those who worked for years to get to this point are out of the competition >> reporter: just three days before the tokyo games officially open, the pandemic is putting some of team usa's olympic dreams on hold 18-year-old kara aeker, an 18-year-old on the women's g

mccormick, church & dwight ball corp, clorox.ou're trying to chase the one-day moves, it's a harder game the gam i'm playing makes more sense. buy the stuff you really want to be in. not the stuff you think offers you short-term protection. >> mike, is one of the takeaways that any dip of more than 3% is a buying opportunity it has been throughout the course of this calendar year >> it absolutely has been. i think that sort of your default assumption from here on out, i think, unless you see financial conditions tight chen is to say credit markets acting up, unless you see material change in the data or let's say policy expectations, something that's driving it beyond just the rotations and slippage in that process yeah, i guess so it's a bull market no doubt i was saying it's a less generous one the question coming into this week was, the weakening participation to the upside. the weakening breadth of the market all the cyclicals falling away how will that be reconciled? is the s&p going to come down to meet it or is this magica

worry some for the clorox and the proctors it could be self-curing too i don't think people want to got fine, joe >> you mentioned the pep rally the crypto peprally. >> you are an etherium guy now too? >> i am. i'm with my friend don't buy bitcoin, buy etherium. >> you have at&t and you had been outspoken in recent months. the numbers looked pretty good it is not media anymore. it is back to telecon. >> it was so good. why -- they still have a stake in hbo those numbers are fantastic. it should have kept it together. i still think they are a very confused company >> do you think there is potential in what they have now with the discovery play? >> i think discovery is very good now you've got risk. by the way, after a long day i don't think postpaid being good is going to look so good versus t-mobile. look at verizon i think these just don't cut it. >> are you in the running for consultant to texas instruments on how to run their report >> that was one of the worst conference calls i ever heard. >> it was like a dead horse. texas instruments. i don't think you could be more down beat th

clorox and, yes, peloton is making the trade back. >> kroger up 5.7%. >> i thought everybody bought their peloton or not by now. you really think this is going to happen? >> i bought a ton of it. >> it is on every table around here nasdaq there were a couple of times where i said i might have taken one of those home. >> are you kidding sme >> you couldn't get them any where. >> you steal the toilet paper from the bathroom, too >> i wrap it around my hand without anyone noticing. no i didn't do that did you read "the journal" today? we will also have covid, but it will be manageable hospitalization is rare. it is fairly effective the vaccines are and we will develop new vaccines we should get used to it it probably won't cause the same type of disruption that the first two surges caused. >> nobody is talking about shutdown. >> the 10-year was ahead of this because we knew about the "d" word two weeks ago or infour wes ago. the consequences of the slowdown of it not as robust or reopening delayed somewhat what else would account for 1.16%? >> somebody hedging their bets by taking the other