and more around the lower income bracket but, still, coke raised guidance and sounded upbeat so overall, doesn't feel like the consumer is falling off a cliff. tomorrow's numbers from kraft heinz, hilton and ford give us more clues on that now to another earnings mover, shares of sap jumping, the company confirmed its full year outlook while posting strong revenue growth, including an increase of 38% year over year cloud business i spoke with the ceo earlier and asked him about what he is seeing in terms of the macro economy right now. >> we see the challenging times. a lot of our customers are facing out there and now you have to do an even better chart in order to make sure the business case for our customers is stacking up to give you a few examples energy transition, here in europe, but also in other places in the world, a big topic, it is a different way for companies to put transport and clean energy, technology plays a key role and supply chain playing an even more important role. so sap a lot of enterprises are procuring with sap software. and now we are connecting them to build

we'll talk with the ceos of coke and u.p.s. on their respective results.or so some good corporate results being met by lower yields. we have economic data crossing the tape and we'll go to rick santelli. >> consumer confidence for the month of october, headline number expected to be near 106 102.5. 102.5, the weakest since august when it was -- excuse me, that's the weakest since july when it was 95.3 if we look at the current situation, it's 138.9. definitely a miss. sequentially following 149.6 what lies ahead, 78.1. that was following 80.3, now revised to 79.5. 79.5 and the 78.1 is the lightest level going back to july richmond fed manufacturing index, an october number as well, expected to be down minus 5, carl. double that, it's down minus 10, the weakest since may of 2020. yields have dropped dramatically not just in the u.s. pretty much around the globe morgan . >> rick santelli, thank you. we are 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three of the big movers we're watching this morning. we'll start with 3m reporting better than expected, and

here's a pet peeve when they don't have a diet coke. this is so stupid.et coke, i don't like the other way, i don't say the name. they always go, "is pepsi okay?" oh, i said it. [ laughter ] they go like this, "is it okay?" because they know it's gross too. [ laughter ] i go, "i mean, it's okay, but diet coke?" they're like, "this airline, we're pepsi." "how is that possible, the whole thing?" or they don't tell you, "here's your diet coke" then go hide where the phone is by the cockpit. then i go like this. i can kind of smell it. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> then i go -- this is real quiet acting. i go -- then they go like this -- [ laughter ] they know they tried to trick me. i fwhas a casino, "it's a pepsi casino." i go, the whole [ bleep ] caca casino? what if i want vodka, they only have smirnoff or something? no, you've got to give me a choice. i go, "i thought i was in a ammurika! "there's a circle k a couple clicks --" clicks? am i in vietnam? what are clicks? i don't get it. it looks the same color. i just don't -- i don't love it. then i get mad. and i

brother, one of the lesser coke brothers, bill and -- >> he's not a political coke. >> he's the consumption coke and you have him living in a 35000 square-foot anglo caribbean style house in the beach which you visited and he had to excavate. >> expanding when i visited. 35000 square feet wasn't enough. >> because he had so much craft in the basement including wind. he likes to buy things and he said i bought so much art, so many guns, so many other things that if someone is out to cheat me, i want him to pay for it, he told me his collar rising. also he said, i love these, i'm quoting you back. also he said relaxing a bit and breaking into a smile, it's a fun detective story. in two years he hired an incredible fbi agent who says working with the fbi but with edlots of money, he estimated ce spent more than $1 million on the case, twice what he paid for thee wine talk about counterfeit wine. how does this start? >> i have a friend it's funny, i don't with anybody in the room seen the podcast is a character the podcast for my friend michael is a longtime friend of mine and lori he was the g

trump's like drinking coke? asked me if i want a coke. i mean, you know, is business, right? he likes his coke. and i'm going to jump ahead is just to say this. i sit down with him for free hours. there are all sorts of stories that i write about because i was trying to get inside his head. you know, we've all spent now that point like five, six, seven years. like, why he do this and why does he do that? and i thought, wouldn't it be great to just ask him? maybe i'll figure him out. and if i can figure him out and, tell readers how he operates from his own point of view, at least maybe you'll have a guidebook like, oh like, i don't like it, buddy, but i get it. and i wish he'd stop. but this is how. yeah. or people would be like, love him. and your information about him is amazing either way by the book. it's great. anyway, at the end of the interview he says, hey, would you like to stay for? and i said, absolutely i want to stay for dinner. i'll tell why. but he says, margo, get i said, margo, can i pay? i have to pay. and she's like, no problem. so she's like, you want insi

we beat expectations for the most part and coke c came out great and lockheed martin and buying backcks and it's physical and the big question is housing prices coming down. is that going to feed into inflation? is inflation going to come down and fed saying let's back off a bit? i think they will. stu: you're in the camp that says, yes, the federal reserve won't pivot but slow down the rate of interest rate hikes, is that what you're saying? >> that's what i'm saying, yeah. stu: you don't know, but you're speculating. >> speculating because you can't trust the fed. they lied to us last year, stuart, when they said they weren't thinking about raising interest rates and now they're saying we're not going to back off on interest rates, i suspect eventually here inflation numbers will soften a little bit and they'll have to take a pause and that'll be extremely bullish for the market. stu: yeah, exactly. >> which i think means the market will go higher. stu: if you've got a pause from the fed in raising rates and inflation is not quite so hot as it was, that sets the tone for a market r

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this the russian brand that belonged to coca-cola coke left russia, the koalas remained good cola, the but everyone understands the drink very well , it was not overflowing, and the corporation was not bad, which did not leave the russian market, but after a flurry of criticism, it significantly reduced the range because the war is raging in ukraine, our activity in russia will focus on providing basic food products such as baby food and medical hospital food and not on making a profit in the future we are suspending the work of well-known brands nestle, in particular kitkat and nesquik, has suspended investments in the domino's pizza brand and continues to remain in the so-called gray zone, where companies are waiting for the right moment to fully resume their activities, hard rock cafes continue to work without investments in the development of the subway sandwich restaurant chain, although the latter said that the profit from russian points transfers to humanitarian needs , while some companies, due to the loss of their own investments and profits, help to put the country of the ter

considering all of the problems there, the debt problems, and also the coke 0 strategy that the government sticking to this is one of the 3 major economies in the world. china and it is slowed down very dramatically. we've had to downgrade our forecast again for china. now we're looking at 3.2 percent growth this year. this is the lowest a growth in china in more than 40 years, except for the initial 2020 crisis. and yes, it does reflect the very difficult outbreaks and the lock downs in many localities as part of the 0 coven strategy. but now also, there is the property market crisis, and that is bringing down investment, and it's weighing heavily on growth. so we see growth recovering gradually, but 4.4 percent is our forecast for china for next year. daniel lee from the international monetary fund. thank you very much. and welcome. and let's bring in al correspondent on wall street, teddy austro markets around the world, fell on this news from the i'm if guess everyone's got the jettas again. yeah, well, trading was pretty choppy here on wall street today. edged up then fell back down.

the assassination of alexandra lit nan coke journalist on a political sky up was shot that after having publicly denounced the atrocities committed by russian forces in chechnya. don't charge you because of the regulatory cause you. her death is a tragedy for all russian journalism are clever. we chose that we do not have free speech and pres afternoon mm. in 2018. searcy stripper, a former russian military officer and his daughter eula were poisoned by nova choke a chemical agent that attacked the nervous system. then in august 2020 alexey nev only a russian opposition figure fell victim to a similar attack. * ah, all not on the sites. moscow you, he suffered severe pain before being ports or hospital well on.

and a jack daniels and a coke. no problem. brendan is a fellow campaigner.ple really are getting labelled in life. i'm meeting someone with direct experience of poor care. lisa's niece, chloe, died in hospital in 2019. she had a serious muscle condition and a learning disability. would you like to have a look at a little video of hersinging? so she's got her favourite socks on here. right, babe, off you go. # somewhere... wait, you've done that! yeah, i'm doing it again. # ..overthe rainbow, way up high... she makes me laugh, she wouldn't stop singing. 0h, brilliant. # that i heard of once in a lullaby. in february, chloe went to see her consultant, and my mum had told him that, you know, she hadn't had a bowel movement. he raised blood tests for chloe and he never checked her results. and that's where she fell through. it was really only until late april, and i got this call from my mum, who was hysterical, and she said, "you have to come now. chloe's very, very sick." chloe became more unwell and was rushed to queen's hospital in romford. a scan revealed p

one thing that tastes like coke and that's coke. i'm starting to drink it in moderation one of the small bottles the eight ouncers. it's 140 calories. nobody needs it. it's so good it makes you feel better at times. depending on what you have done sdpdone >> to the follow-up with you, the company is rea group worth 5.billion. it runs real estate. like a zillow situation. they own 61.4% it's a huge part of the company now that people don't talk about. >> fox or news corp? >> news corp >> okay. >> rupert is 91. he seems fine. >> that may be part of the reason trading at 7 instead of 4. >> the 7 multiple is more in line with the piece of how successful the wall street judicial journal has been it could be higher given how sticky their subscription business has been. i can give you that number nonetheless. >>> coming up, the futures have been on an uptick. we thought it was bad, but thursday was great we're bouncing around these lows we'll talk about it. >>> the new uk finance minister speaking right now highlights after the break >>> w

you know, it's like a coke. and i get your diet coke. how's it going? and in the middle of the first interview, which was conducted in the lobby of mar a lago, people kept coming by, hey, how are you doing? you rigged election a terrible elections. hey, how's it going? everything all right? kimberly guilfoyle at one point walks in and says, you're going to come to the event later, right? he says, yeah, i'll definitely be there. and she walks away. we say, what events? i have no idea. it's just he he has this sort of, you know, and some people find charming. they tell you that they think he is charming. and i think it's partly his public persona is so bombastic, so harsh that when he is anything less than naff, two people in person, they find themselves like, oh, my gosh, he didn't, you know, buy my head off. well, that's that would be my minor asterisk. i agree. absolutely. like that definitely was our experience i think it's the use of the word charming that i found. you know, i've heard that from many people over time, they would say versions of many

he does not -- >> he is not a political coke. >> you have them living in a 35 1000 square-foot anglo caribbean style house in palm beach which you visited. he had to excavate his passion >> they were expanding. >> he had so much crap in the basement including wine. he likes to buy things. he says i bought so much art, so many guns, if someone is out to cheat me, i want him to pay for it. also, he said, relaxing a bit, it is a fun detective story. in two years he hired a retired fbi agent who was working with lots of money. he estimated that he had spent more than $1 million on this case, twice what he paid for the wine. let us talk about counterfeit wine and thomas jefferson bottles. >> i have a friend who -- i do not know if in listens to this podcast, -- i do not know if anyone in this audience listens to this podcast, michael is a long-term friend of mine. he is into very interesting stories. my friend michael emailed me in early 2006 or seven and said i have a new story for you. counterfeit wine. i thought what is counterfeit wine? what does that even mean? it turned out that ove

yeah, i'm a coke addict, total coke addict... coca—cola addict! i was going to say!ing a huge star wars fan, says he wanted to be ajedi. he is now prime minister, the third tory prime minister in seven weeks, and he faces a mountain of troubles ahead. graham satchell, bbc news. well, the fact rishi sunak entered number ten today as our third prime minister in seven weeks highlights the period of extreme political and economic turbulence we've been living through, but what do the voters around the country make of the extraordinary events we've been witnessing here at westminster? the don valley constituency in south yorkshire had been held by labour for nearly 100 years before it returned a conservative mp in the last general election. our correspondent fiona trott has been there to see what people make of britain's latest prime minister. it's halloween half term. and at this farm in doncaster, they're focusing on two things. keeping the children busy... ..unite our country... ..and keeping an eye on westminster. well, it is going to be really hard, isn't it? i mean,

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i'm going to give them a pass and say they'll still be able to pass on costs the same way coke and pepsie been able to do, but now we're sort of on the razor's edge on does valuation matter or are people going to look past it >> julie >> when you start to be at these higher end valuations, it starts to be critical to have execution. it's kcritical to have pricing power, which they do t if you're losing a part of your customer base, it means your earnings power has been reduced. i worry a little bit longer term how they're going to manage through a downturn will people trade down from their three martini lunch to chipotle i hope so for them but it's really important to bear in mind, the health of their consumer is critical >> it hasn't even made a dent in the gains it's made in the this past three-day rally quote unquote pullback maybe that speaks to the kind of stock you want to be in in this environment when it comes to the ones that have pricing power the quote unquote staples. has chipotle become sort of a staple >> listen, again, it's one thing to be a coke or a pepsi or proctor and

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now, you can see apple is a dow stock and it it it is up, coke is a dow stock, two-thirds of the dowher, almost a half percentage point it's the nasdaq only up a tiny fraction. so let's have a look at big tech they have all opened and we've got two losers, alphabet and meta. microsoft, apple and amazon both have all three of them on the upside. again, but not by much. how about tesla? now, they have raised their prices in the united states, but they are cutting their prices in china. now, why? lauren: elon musk needs to stay competitive in china, where their ev's are cheaper, and he's also said he does see elements of recession in china, so he's cutting prices bias much as 9% for the model 3 and the y suv, so they start around $36,000, u.s. , but look he also wants the government subsidies so if he gets cars below a certain threshold he can get more people , more chinese customers to buy them and that drives demand, so yeah, the stock is down 4.5% today but this might not be a bad thing. stuart: rotten looking chart though, isn't it? lauren: maybe it's down more tesla to fund the twi

names like coke and pepsi and walmart, still have pes. all of those are in the mid- 20s. so take a look at a defensive name that we could buy for a discount. verizon. it is a good business. good cash flow of $10 billion for. trailing 12 months. this is essentially a utility. some would say everyone has to have it. with a pe of 7 and a half and yield of 6.9% and good fundamentals, we can take advantage by selling the november 36 strike foot in verizon. and we'll buy a call. and we'll put on a risk reversal. and it will go october 6th. so we will not see he stock fall dead. but we're putting identify a risk reversal and we're using that buy a call and get bullish exposure on the name that i would love to buy given the dividend yield and the really miniscule feed. >> mike, your thoughts on verizon and this trade? >> the dynamics that we're setting up, you notice that the risk that scott has here it gives you veneer sided exposure build it doesn't give you downside exposure till the stock falls by another couple bucks. part of that is a function of the dividend. and the other

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coke started it. we see the consumer apparently has no issue, they keep buying it, they like the product no matter whether they raise the price or not. it's going to be interesting to see if the other names -- hilton, right, travel's out of control -- liz: by the way, wait until you guys see coming up, we're going to go out to an airport with kelly o'grady. she is going to look at the jumr or since the pandemic, the price increases -- >> it's crazy. liz: -- since 2019 per ticket. >> it's crazy. and the jet quites, but the -- prices b i the hotel prices are the same. liz liz sarge, microsoft and google in a big race, obviously, throw amazon in there too, for the cloud business. amazon's massive, but microsoft is the biggest. and you look at the kind of revenue that they bring in, it's pretty darn insane. and this has become the real raining maker for big tech -- rainmaker. >> the reason i love microsoft, aws the is the reason i'm long amazon. i expect overcoming headwinds and pc weakness for microsoft

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such cruelty they had problems with drugs. well that wasn't a problem. occasionally igor dabbled in coke but this did not prevent him from doing business and being an adequate person. that is, there were no disagreements between you? i translate the context. ask me if i killed igor the answer is no. igor and i have been friends since our student days. together they started a business from scratch. together not a single path of salt was gobbled up. we were with him like brothers? do you understand? i am the last one. who can you suspect? in the murder of igor excuse my nerves. it's just that there is some kind of white and fluffy only dabbled in cocaine. zainka soaked him for some reason so the corpse is not two late. paradox yes, it is necessary to take a closer look at this club, yes, it would be nice. yes vika now i live with my parents. do you have a flasher? well, then knock me out urgently home from me vika and you know, the life of an apartment and buy a big house. we’ll bring a cow into the garden for subsistence farming, then we’ll forgive danilov and take him back and start livi

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but, you know, names like coke and pepsi and walmart still have stratospheric p.e.s. all those p.e.s are the in mid 20s. let's take a look at a defensive name you can buy for a discount. that's verizon verizon is a good business, low p.e. of 7.5, good cash flow of $10 billion for the trailing 12 months, and listen, this is essentially a utility. some would say it's a ubiquitous utility, everybody has to have it with a pe of about 7.5 and a yield of 6.5%, and really good fundamentals, we can take advantage by selling the november 36 strike put in verizon. when i put this together we sell it for 95 cents, and we're going to take that and buy a call. so we also get upside exposure and we're going put on a risk reverse. we're paying a net of a nickel it would go "x" dividend on october 6th. we'll see the stock balled in. we're putting on a risk reversal, selling a put, using that to buy a call we get a bullish exposure to the upside on a name that i would love to buy given the dividend yield and the really minuscule p. e. >> mike, your thoughts o verizon and on this trade

by heating iron ore over charcoal fires or mixing it with coking coal in big blast furnaces, you canat's because oxygen atoms in the iron ore fly off and bind with carbon atoms in the coal. what's left behind is essentially pure iron, known as "reded" iron, and a whole load of co2. the second reason steel sucks is that it takes colossal amounts of energy to power this process. and most of that comes from, you guessed it, burning coal. wido: today, 72% on a global level are produced via this production route. reporter: this is wido witecka, a steel analyst at german climate think tank agora energiewende. he says we're running out of time. the investment decisions steelmakers make today are crucial because these coal-fired blast furnaces have a lifetime of 15 to 20 years, and after that need to be repaired or retired. wido: the 2020's are a very critical decade in this regd, because more than 70% of the global blast furnace fleet will reach the end of their campaign life and require reinvestment and reinvestment decisions. reporter: so what should steelmakers be doing right now? >> hyd

hails and bodies, having destroyed and damaged more than 10 civilian objects, houses , premises of the coke chemical plant, farm buildings and a college in druzkivka, our college looks like this old building, oh, the building, the castle, somehow, unfortunately, all are injured and killed in the bachmut from shrapnel injuries a married couple, a man and a pregnant woman , came to a relative's funeral, the anatomists found their own death, an orphan, 8-year-old bohdan , you can say they will be here, natasha, i, i fell asleep, it happened even in the evening when they were killed by shrapnel, my mother the couple wanted to lie on the street for a long time. because it was impossible to pick them up under enemy fire. when bohdan heard the terrible news, he fled to the place of his parents' death. after hearing the news from a neighbor, he grabbed a bicycle and went to the same place . a dangerous area and fed the boy to quell his mental pain, the boy was helped by a permanent assistant of the police who was beaten by an axer, bohdan was taken in by his aunt for the mutilated fate of ukrainian

i don't get a wash and they had seen didn't grade is supposedly hitting the coke to increase out. it was, i mean, i think was because of his criminal record, like peck says he had to wait for years to get back his license to practice law. and he is not the only one to struggle after refusing to serve in the military. the lawyer has helped hundreds of jehovah witnesses who have been socially excluded and financially deprived due to their decision italian, the entities formulating, i'd sure be an aide, said, even cut hedge from her and they handle it and then london didn't show, but there was a gun he hung olga e santander of global media. they saw techy, renee, man of hell corpus. i didn't say it on. when did he get them? let tom hall and happens? he had even then there's what he had that i'm saying you don't want hand happens. you could all care his hands or more. okay. i didn't go over manny tell we'll get on the new year. i would say degrades. we had all the more they had on all her cobalt. clearly only where can make it there when this i think i think of a portal that i thought

military industry and the technological industry is prohibited from exporting coal, in particular cokinghich is used in russian industrial enterprises, as well as certain electronic components of technical products and chemicals that are in demand in the russian aviation sector. but it was not possible to blacklist the diamond mining company alros, which was not possible in yakutia. earlier, the european commission insisted that the company financed the construction of a military submarine and belgium turned out to be relentless, antwerp is home to the world's largest diamond exchange and without the russians they insist in the local vla that thousands of local residents will lose their jobs due to the import of russian oil, around which there were heated clashes, they agreed to a compromise option, hydrocarbons will no longer be transported by sea, nor can any technical assistance be provided to ships or companies related to russian traders until the eu ban on the import of russian marine oil the price limit remains in full force, as soon as it is introduced, it will allow european oper

they say that for the irish trade in coke. connects, most likely, they are not invested here.ill go. you need to know everything in great detail. the topic is too painful for us, sweet. like we have one very dead chef who came to work at 5 in the morning, something else, and then one blow, one body is divided among us. i resolved the issue in a different way, quietly and culturally. yes, this is absolutely true. the judges have been there for a long time. well, any judges stuffed everything. that's it, it's already decided, only the audience is leaving, good answer, well done score thank you hello folder. how long have you been waiting? listen, i have about 10 minutes to go to work. what did you fall asleep again? slowly but surely, we are turning into you and your mother. you are a selfish scoundrel, and vasily is a hysterical bore. he hasn't banned you from taking his razor yet. that's why i called you here. here he is tip half my advance. well, father's love will cover the costs, order. i invited you, i cry, and in return i see everything, i need something. yes, vasya and i