we see you reporting on cnbc. have you seen the impact of the lower prices?n the u.s. what are you experiencing? >> reporter: definitely we see prices at the grocery store where you see more bargains on the table. a lot of discount stores popping up. that is something we see. a lot of people call it a consumer downgrade. what is interesting is what happens with the lunar new year. it starts tomorrow when everybody starts going home for family tradition. it is a gauge on consumer spending. it is primetime consumer spending and the first time we see people traveling without any restrictions from the pandemic. people are going to be closely watching the particular travel period, frank. >> eunice yoon live in beijing. great to see you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the one word that every investor needs to knon kn today and the markets are not sold on the enthusiasm and one may say the rally is onits last legs. if you miss "worldwide exchange" check us out on your favorite podcast apps. >>> as we head to break, here is kai wright at ogleve global. >> i'm

the latest cnbc youth and money poll out today. it is tracking where young people are putting their money to work. 22% say stock market. 7% in investing. 17% in investing in real estate. and 53% holding cash. what does that tell you that young people say they want to be in cash? >> it tells me that you've got a yield now in a checking account or savings account that is competitive with stock returns. if you look over the last 15 years, there was no alternative to owning stocks, really. there was no interest rate. now we have higher interest rates, this is attracting capital out of risk assets into bank accounts. perhaps there is some concern that valuations are a little too high. perhaps those together suggest to me there may be a little bit of caution mixed with the ability to earn a return. >> focus on quality. kevin, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> we turn to the market flash for you now. cisco and nvidia this morning announced a partnership on artificial intelligence infrastructure. nvidia with gpus and cisco will provid

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good to see you again on cnbc. thank you. i hope i made the point, new york community bank is not some small, local bank with a couple of branches. this is a gigantic bank. >> it's the 35th largest bank in the united states, and just for context, there's 4,150 banks in the united states. >> top 2%. >> yeah. there's only 35 or 40 banks in the u.s. with assets over $100 billion. and to your lead-in, over the last year and a half, you always ask, is there an asset liability mismatch i think most banks have cleaned that up to the extent they had that exposure, meaning they had a lot of excess deposits, that's one issue. regulators and boards are also looking heavily at percentage of uninsured deposits, because that makes you vulnerable to deposit flight if there's stress and then the third big issue, which was the surprise here, is the size and the quality of the loan book. i was actually surprised, given how big this bank is every bank board meeting i'm in, there's an obsession with making sure they're properly provisioned for c

here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we start within the red. stocks under pressure as we get set for the final day of trading in february. >>> the big test is inflation. the release of the preferred inflation gauge. the pce is out at 8:30 a.m. >>> crypto winner heappears to have thawed on us. that's ahead of the key market moving event. >>> the department of justice eyeing boeing and its door plug problems. >>> later on in the show, one day after scrapping the ev ambitions, apple now is getting set to disclose the plans for artificial intelligence. we'll have to wait to see. it's thursday, february 29th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. the last day of february. the check of the u.s. stock futures after a lower session for stocks yesterday. you see futures are in the red across the board. we are keeping a close eye on the dow. it would open 125 points lower. we'll continue to watch that througho

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here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we start with stocks snapping a three-session win streak as another of the magnificent seven turns negative on the year. >>> not hype here. the a.i. wave washing over wall street gets another fan. it is jpmorgan chase's jamie dimon. his comments to cnbc in a moment. >>> also a $53 billion deal now in jeopardy as exxon makes moves to possibly break up the chevron takeover of the rival. >>> and new report slamming the culture of safety and accountability at boeing. >>> then later, we get set for a second wave of consumer company results. names to watch coming up. it's tuesday, february 27th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's get you head ready for the trading day ahead. the dow and s&p snapped three-day win streaks. the dow would open up 15 points higher. big focus on big tech and the magnificent seven. we are watching shares of alphabet after it turned lower on the year. the stock fell 4% yesterday on concerns about its arti

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on cnbc. >>> cloudflare with revenue increasing by 32%. that is consistent with the growth in the third quarter. it is signing the biggest renewal to date during this quarter. it plans to have artificial intelligence gpus deployed in every city making up the global network this year. >>> and pinterest under pressure this morning. the social media company beatings on earnings. guidance is coming in light with the partnership with google. you see shares of pinterest down 11%. >>> we have a bonus big money mover this morning. we are talking about affirm. shares dropping after the 10% run up for the company earnings. the buy now pay later company reporting a loss and revenue beat. they beat on other metrics with the merchandise volume with the fastest growth rate in a year with delinquencies are the monthly installment loans were flat. let's get more insight with reg reginald smith. >> good morning. >> you had a price target of $35 and rating of neutral. after the report, we saw volatility in the stock. has that changed? >> yes. this morning,

at your cnbc headquarters and here is your "five@5." why two top market watchers say the win streak is likely about to get cut short. >>> also alphabet under pressure over its gemini ai issues we'll call them. this morning the ceo is calls the missteps unacceptable, but they may not be enough for our jim cramer. his hot take is coming up. >>> also apple taking the exit ramp when it comes to its self-driving car ambitions and why that may actually be good news for the stock. >>> plus hong kong looks to get its property sector back on the right foot and its investor happy to go along for the ride. >>> shares of bumble sink as we go to the open. it's wednesday, february 28th, 2024, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. we're going to kick off this hour with a check of u.s. stock futures after a bit of a mixed day for stocks that saw the dow close lower but the s&p and nasdaq finished very slightly higher. right now you can see red across the boar

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here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> back at records. stocks off the late-day rally pushing the s&p back over the 5,000 mark. >>> top of mind for investors is the fed and inflation with the big economic report due out in three hours from now adding to the uncertainty is new comments from bostic on the war against inflation. >>> a big day for big money movers, including coinbase which hasn't doing something in two years. >>> could it be another case of a meme stock madness for the a.i. stock play? it's friday, february 16th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm contessa brewer in for frank holland this morning. let's get the hour started with the check on stock futures. we saw a late session rally yesterday that pushed the s&p to its 11th record close of the year. for futures, the s&p implied to open up by almost ten points. the dow lower by 41. the nasdaq higher by almost 100. with the nasdaq leading the gains now with the check on the pre-market gainers.

here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we start with the a.i. tipping point. nvidia shares surging in the pre-market after the earnings report that blew past estimates and forecasted for more growth. >>> chip stocks rallying on the back of nvidia the sector surge helping to push japan's nikkei to a record close. >>> and the rising tide here in the u.s. with the stock futures surging ahead of the open with tech in the driver's seat. >>> no pain without some -- no gain without some gain look no further than cybersecurity stocks after palo alto's worst day ever. we see if it is a specific concern or sector concern. >>> and later on, another earnings report of a stock that was left for dead. it has surged in recent months it's thursday, february 22nd, 2024 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. let's get you head i read iy to start the day with the third straights session for nasdaq falling. all three indices in the green right now. the s&p up 1% in the pre-mark

here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we start with one day and $277 billion shares of nvidia doing something for the first time ever after blockbuster earnings the check on the stock move in a moment. >>> optimism in nvidia sparking a global stock market rally. we will see if that rally can hold heading into the open. >>> and throwing some cold water on the rally remains with the fed and comments from two top officials pushing off the march interest rate cut. goldman sachs out with a forecast. >>> and the wait's over. reddit is set to make its debut. >>> and the u.s. returns to the moon for the first time in 50 years. one stock is rocketing higher on the news it's friday, february 23rd, 2024 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. let's get you ready to start the day with the hourly check on the u.s. stock futures and take a look here. futures in the red across the board. s&p and dow are flat it is the nasdaq taking a leg lower at this hour what you see in the futures afte

now to tyler matheson for a cnbc news update. >>> thank you very much, brian.shooter who was shot and killed at joel olstein's home carried an assault-style rifle with palestine on it. that's according to officials. the shooter also threatened to have a bomb which turned out to be unfounded and two police officers at the church struck and killed the shooter whose 5-year-old son was also critically injured in the chaos. >>> white house national security spokesperson john kirby will be in charge of commun communicating coordinations and the press office. >>> and a nor'easter is expected to hit early tomorrow dumping more than six inches of snow in new york city and over a foot in boston, perhaps. the storm has prompted both cities to close schools and is set to potentially down power lines and trees causing power outages. brian, i want you to drive carefully tonight and tomorrow. >> thank you, i will. it looks like there will be some snow days in the sullivan household tomorrow. >> likely in the matheson household, as well. >> tyler matheson, thank you very much.

let's get to bertha coombs with a cnbc news update. >> hi, tyler. united nations food program is pausing aid deliveries to gaza. the group issued a statement saying it faced gun fire and violence from hungry crowds swarming its trucks. hamas' government media office called the decision a death sentence for people in gaza. >>> a russian court ruled to keefe american journalist evan gershkovich in custody pending his trial. that means "the wall street journal" reporter will now spend at least one year behind bars following his march 2023 arrest on espionage charges. it comes after russian president vladimir putin alluded to a possible deal to exchange gershkovich with a russian prisoner during an interview with tucker carlson. the u.s. and the wall street journal maintains he is not a spy. >>> an extremely rare lake in the driest place in the united states is now deep enough for people to kayak at least through april. the national park service says the normally dry salt flat in death valley national park started to fill up with water in august when th

listen to sound that was on cnbc yesterday. jeffery gundlach on "closing w bell."e likes the short curve >> if you want to buy bonds, buy treasury bonds two years or three years or five years or maybe out to ten years. i think bonds remain attractive with the inflation rate stalling out in terms of the improvement. it is likely to stay lower we have a high real interest rate >> your take that is jeffrey gundlach he likes the two or five y-year bond >> i think patience is a smart play here for a couple of those reasons. if you look at it, the investors look at the short-term bond duration is best here. >> when it comes to the market, this is your quote, patient and neutral. are y you are looking for opportunities if the market pulls back 5% or 10% what areas will you put money in here >> if you are looking for growth areas to be aggraggressive, loo the magnificent seven which is retrac retracing. we saw go google with earnings other day. some will have outlooks which are stronger than others those are the ones should be on your watch i think going forward, there wil

cnbc has reached out to shein for comment.hat would be a shot in the arm for the london stock exchange. for london as a whole, so many companies have opted to list elsewhere because they can fetch higher valuations elsewhere. it remains to be seen. we will monitor that story. >>> coming up on the show, french president emmanuel macron cannot rule out sending western troops top fight in ukraine. we'll have more on his comments next. switch to shopify and sell smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with the best converting checkout on the planet. a lot more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. why choose a sleep number smart bed? can it keep me warm when i'm cold? wait, no, i'm always hot. sleep number does that. can i make my side softer? i like my side firmer. sleep number does that. can it help us sleep better and better? please? sleep number does t

here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we start with a breather. stocks under pressure after the tech led surge. we will see if the rally has staying power facing the latest test and key consumer inflation report. >>> also, speaking of tech, we will get into that with the a.i. buzz which is making its way to the consumer. we are live in barcelona in just a moment. >>> warren buffett scores again. his big bet on japan pays off as berkshire hathaway's cash pile soars to a fresh record. >>> at&t pays up for the nationwide outage last week. >>> later, easy come, easy go for the lunar lander. it's monday, february 26th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day with thehourly check of the u.s. stock futures after a mixed session for stocks on friday with the s&p close out the best week since january 2nd. look here. it is a mixed picture. nasdaq creeping into positive territory a short time ago. ahead of the open, the dow

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here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we he start with bhoouncing back. the stocks are coming back to near records. the great frost debate moves back. perhaps getting a leg up on the trade. berkshire trimming the stake in apple by 10 million shares. >>> and far short of estimates and we go international as japan loses the spot as the world's third largest economy. it's thursday, february 15th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. >>> let's start the day with the hourly check of the stock futures after a broad based rally for stocks yesterday. the nasdaq bounce back by more than 1%. take a look at futures right now. we are seeing each one of the major indices lower as this hour. s&p is down .10%. similar for nasdaq. we are keeping a close eye on small caps with the russell 2,000 finishing up 2.5%, but down for the year. leading the charge for the dow head of the open, chevron and intel and 3m. rec chevron up 1%. >>> we have to check the bond market. all hitti

we will continue to watch the futures throughout the day here on cnbc.atching "worldwide exchange." "squawk box" is coming up next. have a great day. >>> good morning. the united states launching retaliatory strikes against iran-backed militants. we take you live to iran with the latest. >>> the senate revealing a bipartisan aid deal for ukraine and israel. >>> and boeing shares are falling after the company revealed a quality issue on some 737 max planes that could delay additional deliveries. it is monday, february 5th, 2024. "squawk box" begins right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. happy monday morning. let's look at what is happening with the equities at this hour. you will see red arrows. dow future

we head to cnbc with more on the battle. >>> still coming up on the show, u.s.utures ticking lower as inve investors expectations are due later today and what we can expect after this short break. we'll be back in two ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> hello, welcome to "street signs" and i'm carolin roth. there's a write-off in the stake of china's costs, however, hsbc's noel quinn talks about the chinese economy. >> i see economy repositions growing ahead. >> chinese stocks bound after a market regulator promises to step up supervisions while the shanghai and hang seng forces a crackdown. >>> wall street posting back-to-back declines led by losses of nvidia after the chip stock has gone lower >>> and e

it's wednesday, february 21 isis , 2024 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. we're going to kick off the hour with a check of u.s. stock futures with majors coming off a back-to-back loss. taking a look at futures, they're in the red across the board. it looks like the dow would open up 80 points lower we'll be watching both of them throughout the morning. >>> all right. the nasdaq is actually leading declines a check on some of the top lag guards take a look. palo alto following earnings down 22% crowdstrike down more than 9%. you're seeing a theme here cybersecurity names are in here falling in sympathy with palo alto networks. we're watching shares of amazon this morning s&p and jones announcing they'l be replacing them starting monday shares of amazon are down 1.5% walgreens palling more than 3% we'll be talking about this. uber is also getting news that it will replace jetblue. take a look. we're seeing uber moving higher in the premarket we'll be talking about sop of these moves later in the

in which quite a few cnbc people appear. it was really the story of the game stop mania back in 2021. the big question through my mind , when do i take profits, when do i sell when i make ten times my providence on these talks. when do you, when you've got a good profit like my friend and father-in-law jim who's had nvidia for a year, it's trouble does money, should be so? >> probably sell some, tyler. and thanks for having me, of course. selling is tough and there's a great strategist dawn hayes, old friend from tennessee who says you should be in a full body sweat whenever you make a buy or a cell decision, it should feel awful when you so, it should feel awful when you buy. you saw warren buffett selling today, some apple shares, it's only 1%, but it's a sale it's a taking some chips off the le i you you have had a historic stake in microsoft up a lot, what is your discipline for selling that stock? >> we've own microsoft for a long time and therefore ways we have for rules by which we sell. if there is a change in our or

when it comes to byron allen, cnbc reached out to him.o finance a deal. paramount have yet to comment. >> we shall see. and lastly the pga tour is offering its golfers the opportunity to become, quote, owners of their league. what does that mean? what's behind it? >> yes, so big story in golf space. this came out yesterday. pga is going to get up to a $3 billion investment from strategic sports group. this means players would get access to up to $1.5 billion as equity owners as enterprise owners. another $1.5 billion would come due once the pga ends their talks with the saudi fund. remember eight months ago pga surprised everybody's by announcing this merger with liv. we don't have the final conclusion yet. one is expected to come as soon as april before the masters, but in the absence of that pga is still trying to figure out its path for the future and where the money is going to be coming from. >> and this is where i'm obligated to note the sports group pouring its cash into golf and not the boston red sox. cnbc's joumanna bercetche li

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here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> falling for records. stocks slipping from all-time highs ahead of the key inflation report due out this morning. prices are expected to show the smallest gains in years. >>> and carl icahn takes to the skies in the latest campaign. the target seeing the stock pop if in the pre-market. >>> and stock rally on arm. >>> a new brand for tiger woods after he ditches his long-time deal with nike. >>> later, the most watched event since the moon landing. super bowl viewer numbers are in and they are a doozy. it's tuesday, february 13th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm contessa brewer in for frank holland. let's kickoff the hour with the check on the u.s. stock futures after a mixed day on wall street. it saw the dow close at fresh record highs and the s&p and nasdaq closed lower. futures right now as you see are lower across the board. s&p is implied opening down 13 points. dow is off 40. the nasdaq is lowest off 80 points. >

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here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we begin with wall street looking to keep the hot streak alive with the dow in record territory. futures are higher right now. >>> returning to tech and meta stunning investors with the first ever dividend and $50 billion share buyback. >>> amazon is popping thanks to higher profits and holiday sales surge. >>> then, apple breaking a streak of sales declines, but i' kp china fears weighing on the stock. >>> regional banks get hit for a second straight day. it's friday, february 2nd, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. let's get you ready to start the day with the kickoff of the u.s. stock futures check with the dow at the all-time high and on pace since mid-december the dow is flat. the big story this morning is the nasdaq it is moving higher after meta and amazon results we are checking the bond market ahead of the january payroll report expected to show employers added 185,000 new jobs last month. that is compared to 216

. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc.e are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. here we go let's take a look at what's happening with u.s. equity futures. yesterday markets closed higher, so they've been up three out of the last four days dow futures down s&p down by close to 3 and nasdaq down by ten treasury yields came down. the 10-year is sitting at 4.12%. also a programming note for you, we're going to be talking interest rates, the fed's inflation battle, and the state of the economy with minneapolis fed president neel kashkari. that's coming up at 8:00 a.m. eastern time we'll get all the latest from him jo meantime let's get right to the alliance. it could change the way viewers watch sports they're all teaming up to launch a sports streaming package all three partners have one third ownership. the big question for ownership, how much will it cost? no details on it just yet, but subscribers will be able to bundle the new service with disney+,

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cnbc's marks and holy standing by to break down the day.amazon. mike, let's start with you. we had our own version of march madness yesterday and we have recovered quite substantially. why? >> clearer heads prevailing on the fact there wasn't that much of a decisive shift in the cycle. the long-term bonds did their own easing and we had this compression of 10 year yields. essentially what i was saying all along, marches and make or break for the market but you have to absorb the disappointing selling responds. what we have done tactically as we went up to 4900 thereabouts. in other words, it is not perfectly decisive to say, hey, we are fine but microsoft should have been 1% where it was before it reported. alphabet hasn't bounced much, but it is up for the year still. in terms of the rally, it seems more balanced. it's not juicy, let's buy it right here at 4900 but it feels the market is able to get its footing because good economic news is good news for the market and that has been the case for months, ever since the fed pivoted. >> amazo

the ceo talks to cnbc about a shifting macro environment. >> we are adapting prices to new reality.here are competitors coming in and we see more promo activity. we see more market positions. >>> karg looks to take a hit. >>> and arm surges in extended trade after the chip designer lifts outlook for strong a.i. demand while softbank has the net profit in more than a year at 895 billion yen. >>> yet again, another super earnings day over here in europe. so many companies reporting. you are seeing dispersion in the way the equities are responding. quite a lot of movement. adding for example at the top of the ftse 100 is up 15.6%. this is after the payment company beating expectations on higher sales and margins. mersk trading down 13%. double digits lower taking a hit from the head sea shipping and extending the buybacks. you see a lot of dispersion with the french banks down 5.3%. initially, we saw reaction to soc gen. now it is trading in positive territory. a lot going on in europe today. let me tell you more with maersk. the 2024 earnings will be lower from last year flagging the

cnbc technology correspondent arjun kharpal with much more on the story. good morning. >> good morning. snap reporting earnings for the december quarter of 8 cents, beating market expectations. it was the company stock plunging after hours, however, on the company's first quarter sales guidance, which at the mid point was around $1.1 billion, lower than wall street expected. snap attributed some of the weakness to the israel/hamas war. snap's revenue grew just 5% in the quarter. that was also much smaller than meta, for example, which saw a 24% year on year rise in its ad business it's highlighting how the bigger players like alphabet, like meta are drawing in the ad dollars in as the recovery and the ad industry begin to take hold. as it searches for new revenues, snapchat plunged they disclosed figures for the first time in 2023 they had an annualized run rate with 7 million subscribers the bigger question here, i think, about whether snapchat has lost its cool as it faces rising competition from tiktok the products aren't the same, but they certainly ta

here on cnbc live from the nasdaq market site in times square.not a green screen not a lot going on >> i've said hello to that fellow in the truck. >> see him every day yeah he is quiet out there. too quiet. i'm joe kernen also with andrew ross sorkin. becky is off today and as we said, futures are a little bit of pressure. interesting things coming on the docket today the minutes from the fed and we have nvidia has -- of any stock maybe more to do with this incredible rally that we've seen check out the shares right now the company's quarterly report after the bell today, and big numbers. like revenue rising like 8 00% r something. seven times, amazing performance as a.i. has taken the world nome by storm but by surprise over the past eye, think. i told you when was i a stock broker? many years ago might not have been born bought something called symbolices. >> was i early >> u remember. >>. >> it doesn't exist anymore. >> you were too early. >> too early for my clients. >> and changes ahead for the dow jones industrial average walgreens is out,

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here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> we start within the red.tocks under pressure as we get set for the final day of trading in february. >>> the big test is inflation. the release of the preferred inflation gauge. the pce is out at 8:30 a.m. >>> crypto winner heappears to have thawed on us. that's ahead of the key market moving event. >>> the department of justice eyeing

and cnbc contributor. resting, because andrew keeps pointing out, it's been around a long time and losing a fair amount of money every year i don't know would you want to get in on this ipo? a business model that's going to payoff >> look, it's -- it's a network. it's a network play. right? the idea that you have broadest network and that the broader your network gets the more valuable you are to the next participant. and we've seen a lot of, that's amazon right? didn't make money for a long time, until the broader the network they got the more value to deliver to the next participant. i think that's the play ere. i'm not -- the world's greatest investor, but that's what we're seeing. >> you know about disclosures. interesting to see we have a bunch of wackos on our reddit and that's an actual risk to the company. i don't know >> it is a risk to the company right? >> wall street says -- what was his name crazy kitty or something >> roaring kitty made a movie. >> i know. andrew starred in it. >> actually a

here with our trade is courtney garcia, senior wealth advisor and cnbc contributor. we will start with paramount. shares are on pace for fourth straight negative week. our own alex sherman reported that they ended takeover talks. a strategic budget could be in the cards as the streaming ads decelerate. courtney, what would you do with paramount? the momentum has been negative. >> i think that is a reason you want to look at this. it is under selling pressure. a lot of the streamers have gone through a tough period. the earnings may not be at the point of the height of linear tv but they are leaning into the streaming services. the key is the sports content. they have nfl rights and march madness through 2030. the way they are bundling the services, they will have additional customer retention rates. it is hard to cancel when you like nickelodeon and you are watching showtime and sports and all of that is together. they are leaning into that as a longterm strategy. this is someone who has been burning through cash but they are finally positive in cash flow. they are i

c cnbc, watching. and joining us anthony wood.ults and outlooks ay tuned. you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." watching the shares of innvidia and just passed amazon and today shares high again. loop capital giving stock a new street-high price target of $1,200. wow. oppenheimer also raising price target to $850 from $650. that's good. already $80 above price target and reiterating an outperform rating, but $1,200. another -- more than -- another 50%. right? $1,200 price target, at 739? street high. highest on the street. $1,200. >> pretty high. >> figure out the market cap. well above 2, right? >> yeah. >> $2 trillion. >> meantime, shares of company roku falling after the company post add larger than expected fourth quarter loss. julia boorstin joins us with a special guest. julia, good morning. >> good morning, to you, becky. right. joined by anthony wood ceo of roku. anthony, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks. hi, julia. >> anthony, your stock sin declg by double-digit percentages

here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> 5,000 and beyond. the s&p 500 closing above the key mark for the first time ever and we have a busy week ahead for earnings and the economy. >>> merger monday in the u.s. two rivals looking to close a $50 billion deal as soon as today. >>> not just the chief, but a big win for paramount for ad dollars. was it enough to move the bidding war? >>> and nato responds to the rhetoric from former president trump suggesting he would not protect ally whose fail to pay their fair share. >>> and $95 billion bill clears a defense hurdle. it's monday, february 12th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm contessa brewer. before we get started, job well done for the chiefs. super bowl champs for the second year in a row. outlasting the 49ers in overtime. 25-22. this marks the first back-to-back super bowl win for a franchise since the new england patriots nearly 20 years ago. that was fun. >>> let's kickoff the hour with the check of t

here at cnbc global headquarters and here is your "five@5." >>> back at records.tocks off the late-day rally pushing the s&p back over the 5,000 mark. >>> top of mind for investors is the fed and inflation with the big economic report due out in three hours from now adding to the uncertainty is new comments from bostic on the war against inflation. >>> a big day for big money movers, including coinbase which hasn't doing something in tw

at your cnbc headquarters and here is your "five@5." why two top market watchers say the win streak is likely about to get cut short. >>> also alphabet under pressure over its gemini ai issues we'll call them. this morning the ceo is calls the missteps unacceptable, but they may not be enough for our jim cramer. his hot take is coming up. >>> also apple taking the exit ramp when it comes to its

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