. >> i'm going to toss it to david faber with breaking news. david. >> thanks very much, tyler. you may have seen dom mention a number of stocks that are moving on the "wall street journal" story that we can now confirm. namely that endo pharmaceuticals has made an offer to acquire salix pharmaceuticals. my source is telling me that offer was made via e-mail with a letter attached about, let's call it an hour or so ago in which endo said it was willing to pay as much as $165 a share for salix. 25% of that consideration would come in the form of cash. the remainder would be in endo shares. those shares are actually up since this news again was first reported by the journal a little bit ago. that letter having been sent an hour or so ago. of course, salix pharmaceuticals is currently under contract to be acquired by valent. that is a stock that has gone p sharply since it announced that acquire for $158 a share. there is currently a tender offer that will be closing in the not too distant future. in fact, this deal at $158 could be closing as soon as april 1st. now, when you have

david faber is off today. the fed meeting, israeli elections. the market looking pretty steady. futures are up. oil did hit 43.57 this morning, a new six-year low. ten years right around 209 on a weak empire survey. our road map begins with the markets. volatility set to continue as oil, the euro, and the fed compete for attention this week. netflix shares slipping pre-market. we'll take a look at that downgrade, and disney cinderella casts a spell at the box office, but btig stepping in the role of the evil stepmother cutting to neutral after a volatile week on wall street the euro near 12-year lows. a lot going on. a lot to watch. >> yeah. i was kind of hoping that this would be a non-entity week because there's not a lot of companies reporting. but the companies that do report tend to be very big, like nike fedex. fedex giving you a view of the economy on the same day that the fed speaks. and oil trading at levels that are worrisome to some, not me. but it just turns out there's just no quiet weeks anymore. and we start off with a rally, it looks like that is like from where?

cnbc's david faber back at headquarters with the details. david? >> thanks, melissa. very large return of capital announced by qualcomm inquire to the beginning of its annual meeting which now has gotten under way in california. the company is saying it has authorized the repurchase of $15 billion worth of its stock and in fact expects to complete $10 billion worth of purchases by the end of this year, some of which will be repurchased in an accelerate fashion, meaning they may buy some percentage of that $10 billion very near term that you can see is contributing to a nice move up in qualcomm shares after a pretty good trading day overall. qualcomm for its part has been under pressure from some shareholders to return capital, and there had been an expectation that it would authorize a very fairly large buyback. but this does seem to exceed at least for the most part many expectations that were out there in terms of its size. the company also increasing its dividend by 14%. meeting the targets of returning at least 75% of cash flow to its shareholders in the form of d

david faber is a business reporter for cnbc. >> he made a $100 million when it was really something to make $100 million. >> reporter: but faber knew that mcafee lost most of that money in the real estate bust. >> this is called snake alley for obvious reasons anyway, that i hope we don't find out about. >> reporter: it was 2009. faber was making a documentary about boom and bust. he found mcafee at his new adopted home in belize. and the buff and charismatic then-64-year-old made a fascinating case study. >> well, my life has turned around 180 degrees down here. i mentioned the freedom here. there are virtually no regulations on business. >> a lot of it was "belize is a paradise for people like me, because i can do anything i want. there are no laws. intellectual property, nobody cares. i can start anything." >> reporter: and he did, whenever he perceived an opportunity to make buck. water taxis, ultralights. but his pride and joy, mcafee told faber, was the creation of a special lab in which he planned to make new medicines from jungle plants. >> hopefully we will be in production of

last night when i was working on yesterday's show i saw my friend and partner david faber break in onc with an announcement that call comequalcomm, the brain behind every cell phone would begin a massive buyback a $15 billion buyback. $10 billion of that in just the next 12 months. plus the company decided to boost its dividend by 14%. this is astonishing news. ♪ hallelujah ♪ a major growth company with the best cell phone intellectual property announcing a huge buyback and the difvidenddividend, that's what you'd expekt from a value stock. what a bargain. what an opportunity! saw them right in my top for last night's show, watching qualcomm tick up 71, 72, 73, 74, 7 and think to myself, darn it all, what was i doing here? why didn't i think to tell you to buy qualcomm? i remembered back to the last conference call, dropped the bomb they lost a huge contract, samsung and the stock sunk to the low 60s. i didn't want to recommend it because i couldn't envision what could make the stock go back to the 70s where it was before the bad news hit. i was furious with myself. i should have real

as our own david faber reported simon properties looking to take over macerich. up over 2%. next general growth properties, stock rallying by 1 mrs. this morning. again, ancillary moves on the materiels of the move. >>> the federal reserve will release the result odd of that closely-watched stress test for the largest 31 banks in the global economy this afternoon. taye la tausche here with a preview. >> march madness for bank investors, the fed stress test supposed to highlight how well a bank's balance she's could handle another crisis and how much extra cushion it would have to pay out to shareholders, it's not black and white it's not a pass/fail. now bat. ing down the hatches after embarrassing missteps. citi group, last year it's plan rejected outright and the bank spent 2014 trying to fix what the fed called qualitative issues calling it priority one, two, three, saying the bank is spending $180 million on this issue alone. there's a spotlight on citi group to pass this year. ceo mike corbat said if the bank fails he howl go as ceo. there's bank of america

i'm david faber along with jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange.arl quintanilla has the day off. let's give you a look at futures now. as you can see, headed for what looks to be an up open i think, yeah. but you never know that could change, and often does. crude oil, how's that looking this morning? yes, sir, it is still well below 50 bucks. but up on the morning than all-important ten-year note yield, no, we don't have negative rates the way they do in some places in this world, which still is an amazing thing but you don't get a lot when you loan your money to the u.s. government for ten years 1.863. >>> the road map, megamerger kraft and heinz agreeing to merge with the help of warren buffett and most importantly 3g capital creating what will be the world's fifth largest food and beverage company. i think third largest they're saying in terms of food services or food products. plus, dow futures pointing to a flat open this morning after an unexpected drop in durable goods for the sixth month in a row. shares of merck, up in the premarket. drug

i'm simon hobbs, with kayla tausche, david faber.n the wake of what's a blowout report for the economy. a blowout employment report for this economy. we'll come back to that during the next hour. >>> let's get to our road map for the morning. "new york times" columnist jim stewart weighs in on nasdaq 5000 and why this time is so different from the dotcom bubble 15 years ago. >>> the new way that will allow you to profit from the soaring cost of crude oil storage. >>> and ed lazear joins us live to weigh in on today's jobs number. >>> there is a debate about what the fed will do in response to today's employment report goldman sachs chief economist, jan hatzius, join us here live at post 9 with his take on the jobs number, what it means for the fed and the market. >>> jobs number nonfarm payrolls coming in at 295,000 for the month of february that beat analysts' expectationsen let's bring in senior economics reporter steve liesman to break down the report. >> wrong word not beating, blowing out, as the jobs market seems to be shifting

again, david faber. the street." >> yes, ma'am. >>> right now let's get back to the markets as we ramp up the quarter. we are joined by chief strategist at silver crest asset management that has nearly $18 billion in assets under management. we've all been worried about what's happening with first quarter economy. things look like they're dropping off drastically. there are a lot of people who say this is temporary. it's largely because of the weather and we'll see a quick bounceback. you don't agree with that. >> i hope it's true. but there are some headwinds here. strong dollar is having an impact on the trade balance. the difference between 2% and 3% gdp growth in the fourth quarter is basically due to the expanding trade balance. i think that's going to continue. the other thing is the impact of lower oil price on u.s. capex. because they make up about 10% of it. that's being felt up front. even if you believe as lower energy prices will be good for the u.s. economy, that's still the upfront impact i

i'm david faber along with sarah eisen and simon hobbs.ine at the new york stock exchange. >> happy to be back with you guys. >> carl quintanilla is on assignment today. let's give everybody a look at the markets. shall we do that? >> thank you, david. >> you're welcome. i'm here for you. up about a quarter of 1%. how about oil? >> there it is. still below $50 a barrel. >> the company expected to unveil the latest details of its watch. we'll take you there live. >> mcdonald's posting a big decline, just as the new ceo takes over. the stock's not doing too badly, but what should you do with it now? >> and the incoming ceo of deloitte joins us live. she'll tell us how american businesses are handling a challenging global environment. >> apple's former ad consultant will join us here live at post nine. >>> but first, we begin with stocks. slightly higher this morning after ending last week with a brutal day. joining us live on set, jeffrey solomon. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. it's your rally beard. six-year anniversary of the bu

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at the new york stock exchange.er the second worst day for stocks premarket steady. the euro is the story. as you heard joe saying falling to 1.05. we have not hit parity since 2002. vinner tos at 1030. the ten-year yield above 2.15 as bullard tells ft the end is overdue. >>> the 300 point drop for the dow, euro tumbling to 12-year low. will the trend continue? >> how much cash will banks be allowed to return to shareholders? results coming from the fed as investors wait to see which banks' capital plans will be improved. >> changes in google. a new branded store in london a potential acquisition. >>> futures higher a day after the sell-off on wall street sent the dow and s&p back into negative territory for 2015. the euro falling below 1.06 after the ecb kicked off qe earlier in the week. talk about parity and the last time it happened how long it lasted. even you writing about the time you went to paris. >> 90 cents is where it came when it was 2002. i went to paris in july of 2008 it was 1.59. it was the exact to

. ♪ ♪ i just want to celebrate♪ >> i'm carl quintanilla, david faber and jim cramer ringing the openingon the new york stock exchange celebrating ten years of "mad money." jazzed? >> a big one. it's really big. it's exciting. the stock exchange the pinnacle of capitalism. happy birthday to david. >> we may have a 1% drop at the open as futures are weak. more worries about rate hikes pushing the dollar to 12-year highs. oil below 50 the group likely to maintain production at june meeting. ten-year yield in the neighborhood of 2.15. u.s. markets unpressure taking a cue from earlier declines overseas. higher dollar lower oil, interest rate related uncertainty. >> echoing through the ecosystem, find out if apple customers, investors and business partners got everything they wanted out of the presentation. >> qualcomm higher premarket, launching million dollar buyback as well. >>> stocks are selling off after yesterday's brief rally. weaker than expected data from china, concern about greece's debt deal helping fushpush futures lower. dollar strengthening to i 12-year high against the euro.

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange. carl has the day off. a look at futures. we are set up for a slightly higher open after a rare down day, at least rare in recent sessions, for the dow and the nasdaq. crude oil always a key, at least these days. where has it been hovering around? $48 level. up rather nicely on the day. and the ten-year note yield, of course i was away when they got rid of "patient," so to speak. great. now we're at 1.9 again. let's get to our road map. it starts with the markets, futures as you saw pointing to a slightly higher open helped by consumer prices that rose for the first time since october. plus chesapeake energy blaming weak commodities for its decision to cut cap x this year. of course it's not alone. carl icahn boosted his stake in the company to 11%, that was just out yesterday. tragedy in europe up to 150 people are believed dead after a germanwings airliner crashes in southern france. >>> want to get to another story that we. >> reporter: have just been breaking. mary thompson has. ru

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at new york stock exchange.remark weak again after the worst day for stocks since january. downgrade of alcoa today adding to sentiment. the european economy shows signs of improving. oil managing to hang on to a level above 50 at 50.6. the ten-year remains around 209, 210. road map begins with the markets. investors facing this continuing pullback, after the nasdaq broke 5000 earlier in the week. private sector employment data not helping, days ahead of friday's jobs number. >> everything must go. target aiming for billions in cost cuts while abercrombie shares get discounted on mixed quarterly results. >> pressure mounting on ge's ceo jeff imle. we'll explain why that's in the news. >>> stocks pulling bakken on track for a second straight lower open adp employment below forecast 212,000 workers added to payrolls in february. that's ahead of the jobs number friday. and after some of the mixed data out of europe and china overnight as well as surprise rate cut from india's central bank, the second cut there of t

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at new york stock exchange.ve good nasdaq 5000 now what? premarket soft here as we await auto sales which so far aren't too great. got downgrades of retail names as well. oil around 50 again. "the journal" saying gas savings are being saved, not spent. ten-year, look at this zoomed to 2.10 a shade above. yellen does speak tone. road map begins with the markets. major milestone for the nasdaq crossing 5kfor the first time in a decade. today, the dow and the s&p looking for record territory of their own. >>> shares of best buy set for a nice gain after earnings ahead of estimates. we'll tell you why it's still about the tablets. >>> strong demand for jeep brand helping sales at fiat chrysler. what to expect from ford and gm when they report later on this morning. >>> you saw it happen here on "squawk on the street" during yesterday's session. the nasdaq hit 5000 for the first time in 15 years. the index finishing above that level. now about 40 points away from its record close. meantime, the dow and the s&p each p

david faber has been reporting on this all day. we have a receipt, at least an acknowledged from salix pharmaceuticals saying they have received the offer to acquire all of outstanding shares of the stock for the company. they have received the proposal. the board is in consultation with its financial and league advisers and will carefully review and consider the proposal. so it's typical boilerplate stuff but it said it's received the proposal. it's going to evaluate it so we'll bring you up to speed with more details. for right now all sides have agreed there is a proposal on the table, $175 per share coming from the likes of endo international. back over to you. >> thank you, dom. valeant under pressure as a result. we have breaking news on general electric with our mary thompson. what's happening? >> dow jones is reporting the company is weighing bigger cuts intog e capital and is looking at parting with parts of its commercial lending business. the consideration according to the dow jones headlines of these deeper cuts reflect

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, simon hobbs, david faber.or the week. dow jones industrial average at 17,808. we've got goldman saying the dollar could rise another 20% over the next couple of years. oil, at its lowest level since january. >> let's get to the road map for the morning. disney coming off a new all-time high announces sequel to megapopular movie "frozen." where the stock goes from here. >> also ahead, charles schwab getting into the robo investing space, previously dom nated by start-ups. how do the start-ups feel about the big, new competition. the ceo of betteman will join us live. >> the new york city fc playing its first home game at yankee stadium. tickets in high demand but the event without some controversy. we'll talk to the president about all of it. >> first, rick santelli with breaking fuss on consumer sentiment. >> here we go. this is march, the preliminary, february's final was 95.4. we're looking for a number but disappointed. 91.2 is our march preliminary university of michigan sentiment. some context. 98.1 our f

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.l quintanilla has the day off. let's give you a look at futures now. a rough week that's fair to say if you're long in the market. you're short, not so much. we are looking for a bit of a down open again after down day yesterday but not as much as we saw when we looks at futures at this time yesterday. crude oil always an important component of everybody's market story these days down a bit as you see right there. and as for the ten-year note yield, which has been below 2% barely, but there it is still maintaining those levels. let's get to our road map this morning. begins with dow chemical which is splitting off and selling one of its units. jim is speaking to chairman and ceo andrew liveris in a first on cnbc interview. very excited. >> yes. >> yahoo! approves $2 billion share buyback program. we'll you details on that. and guess how much google's new cfo, ruth porat's, making in her first seven months on the job? it's a big number. we'll give you details exactly how much in a minut

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange. carl quintanilla has the day off. let's give you a look at futures. we've come back from the lows on the s&p and the nasdaq. you can see the dow jones as well which we also keep track of for you. we will have a lower open, after what was a poor day, if you were long in the markets, yesterday. crude oil, that is part of the story, isn't it? of course the increase in hostilities in various middle eastern countries, particularly saudis yemen, the u.s. now adding air power in tikrit. wti above $50 a barrel. maybe it's having an impact on the broader markets. here's the ten-year note yield. heard from lockhart he was with steve, saying soft soft in the economy. >> february was not a great month. >> no february wasn't. our road map, it does begin irk with the sell-off in the markets which is continuing. futures lower. you saw that oil up saudi arabia, yes, it is striking in yemen. sandisk is also under pressure this morning, after a tough day for semiconductor stocks. the company cuts its s

. >> david faber asked me this.said if you see take over consolidation in the industry and whether retail is robust enough to support growth in the country. >> i think it is. there will be consolidation. retail is very dynamic. we are wr supply is in check that's the key that there is not a lot of new supply online. we can absorb and in our space there are always new uses created. think of the quick service restaurants out there. >> you have a will the of them. chipotle. >> burgerers. >> and petco which won't beat amazon. you have all the companies we focus on all the ones we won't talk about because if they are going to beat amazon. it's the dis-rupp are tif force and you are the answer. >> absolutely. think about our business. it's necessity, food value, discount. those are items that are very defensive. >> it's a great formula. i hope you like the story. mike carol, ce o of bricksmore property. i wasn't familiar with the company. a lot of great documents to learn from. stick with cramer. and a gentle wavelike mot

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. nxp buying freescale.re going to talk to their ceo about his company's $12 billion deal in just a moment. >>> meantime we begin the month of march with the premarket relatively steady. oil is slightly in the red and the ten-year just above 2. personal spending was a disappointment this morning. we begin with the first trading day of the month after a monster february. with an eye on nasdaq 5,000, will the momentum continue into march? >> warren buffett on the record on the economy, ibm and the news that these were places amex as costco's credit card partner. >>> the biggest acquisition in tech. exclusive with the ceo of nxp in just a moment. >>> and after lots of leaks, it is official hewlett-packard also vying aruba networks $2.7 million when you back out the cash. a bit below the stock's close on friday. >>> first up futures are mixed as we begin a new month of trading. china cut interest rates for the second time in just over three months. here in the u.s. february was a pretty nice win for the bulls. t

honeywell, meaning their conglomerates and breaking up these days shrinking to grow, my partner, david fabertechnology including the software from the others. to break them up is to lesson the value of each business instantly. the precision technology needed to master a cockpit is directly related to the connected nature of a thermostat or a refinery valve or a turbo charger. they all hang together. best of all the devices and inventions you're about to see come out of honeywell's labs, didn't exist a few years ago. the sales and earnings that these generate about inspected, not anticipated which is why the stock turns out to be cheap when it currently looks expenseiveexpensive. it's called seed planting. on a personal note, you hear reference to my record with honeywell, professional and personal. the professional, i didn't care for honeywell until the stock until dave cody came in 13 years ago as ceo of the.ceo. it seemed to be no reason why they were under the same roof, no reason why they'd live, i said. i said cody would take an awful hand and make something great out of it. it's been a

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. nxp buying freescale.e we begin the month of march with the premarket relatively steady. oil is slightly in the red and

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at new york stock exchange.fter two days down for stocks premark's looking for some relief. dow futures up triple digit but was retail sales are not going help down for the third straight month. oil reeling from yesterday's sell-off, below 50 at the moment. and the ten-year yield has come in now below 2.06. road map begins with a pause in the mar tomp parity. euro strengthening after reaching a low around midnight. stock futures edging higher despite mixed economic data in the u.s. the federal reserve's seal of approval banks struggle to pass the stress test shares of citi and morgan stanley rise. bank of america and others lose ground. >> the first cut is the deepest, box and shake shack releasing first quarterly results since ipos and the reaction on the stock is not pretty. >>> stock futures higher despite a surprise drop in retail sales down .6 in february due to bad weather in parts of the country. strip out auto sales fell .1%. claims fell more than expected last week down 36,000 to 289,000. we knew autos

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchangen david faber is off today.tocks look soft ahead of the open as we kick off day one of a two-day fed meeting. oil did fall below $43 this morning. talk of gasoline going back to $2 on average. ten-year yield, above 2. 05. housing starts no good. american airline shares up added to the s&p at the end of the week. we'll hear from ceo doug parker. apple reportedly in talks with programmers about plans to launch online tv service this fall. the end of an era, microsoft reportedly dropping the internet explorer brand. >>> first up futures falling amid a slide in february housing results as the fed gets ready to kick off the meeting. it's the biggest miss on starts according to the spoke since '07. >> holy cow. >> hard to build a house in february. >> we were among the weakest countries in the world during the month of february. it's funny what the fed's going to doen they look at february building homes fewer when we had half as many people in the country, household formation not good, rent's going up. it's worrisome

david faber is off this week. another triple digit move on the dow, to the downside yet again.e s&p. as we await the fed decision coming up at 2:00 eastern time. >>> the road map for the hour. influential think tank oecd warning near term pace for the biggest economies remains modest. the chief economist will join us live. >>> apple is working on augmented reality, will it be a competitor for google glass? we'll talk to gene about that. >>> uber's offices in france raided by police documents, e-mails, smartphones taken. a live report. >>> as we said counting down to the fed decision today, 2:00 p.m. eastern time investors waiting to see if the word "patient" gets dropped from language related to the timing of a rate increase. and then at 2:30 eastern, janet yellen will give her news conference. of course, "power lunch" will bring that to you live here on cnbc. >> stocks are lower this morning, ahead of the fed decision in the news conference. let's bring in chief market strategist brian reynolds. welcome. what are you telling people here? >> well in a long-term, we're in a bull

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. two days left in q1. the s&p is trying to avoid its first negative quarter since 2012. we have a boat load of health care mna this morning. oil is coming back a little bit on hopes perhaps of a nuclear deal with iran. the deadline is this week. and the ten-year personal spending was below expectations and the savings rate up yet again. our road map a trio of multi-billion-dollar pharma deals. we're going to break them all down for you. >> tim cook penning an op-ed against indiana's religious freedom law. while the ceo of angie's list explains his halting of expansion in the state. >> ford reviving the iconic lincoln continental, and we will start to ceo mark fields live in just a few moments. stock futures up after a chinese central stock bank owner said he saw more room. about $12.8 billion in cash. and then of course the personal income rose .4% but spending was up a weaker than expected .1. you were talking about these deals with joe back at hq. a bunch of deals this morning. >> i

david faber has the details for us. >> thanks very much sara.return of capital by a well known technology and telecom game. qualcomm whose annual meeting begins an hour from now announces it will burnreturn $15 billion to shareholder. they're also talking about an accelerated share repurchase meaning they perhaps will buy of that $10 billion over the next 12 months a big block of it sooner even than that. of course, $15 billion is a big number just to put it in some comparison. you're talking about a $120 billion market value so roughly 12% of the overall market cap of the company. apple, of course, is out there as you were just talking about it with the largest authorization at $50 billion. then microsoft at $40 billion. intel at $20 billion but after that oracle would be right in there -- excuse me qualcomm would be in there with the likes of an oracle an ibm, and a cisco with a very large buyback. the company has about $31.6 billion in cash. much of that is overseas. it has been under pressure from its shareholders to return capital to them a

david faber is off this week. welcome to the first day of spring.ugh we will have snow in the northeast stocks looking to build on a positive week overall. premarket sharply higher. earnings from nike darden tiffany, more. oil around the mid 40s. baker hughes' rig count later today. ten year 1.95. >>> the markets after a week full of the fed, earnings and currency moves futures pointing to solid gains to end on a positive note. just do it shares of nike jumping in the premarket after the retailer beat estimates. however, it did warn strength in the dollar could hurt its current quarter. the dollar it took a toll on tiffany. shares of the goods maker down in the premarket after its first sales decline in five years. >>> first up futures up sharply, as you saw. we'll get ready to wrap up another volatile week on wall street. break even on the s&p for the week jim. 2053, well above that for the moment. >> there is so much excitement today and it's all positive with the exception of a real estate investment trust. i mean i look at biogen all week i've b

david faber is off.market, relative steady but anything looks steady after yesterday's wild ride courtesy of the fed. oil lost a good chunk of yesterday's gains, sitting below the mid-40s there, 43.10. the dollar of course winded after the biggest volatility that we've seen in currencies pretty much since the financial crisis. >>> road map this morning, apple debuts as a dow component, set to begin trading as part of the enduring index. starbucks announcing new venture in china, testing delivery in new york and ceo howard schultz on "mad money" defending race together. target set to boost its minimum wages. >>> but first up, the dow and the s&p set to open lower, one day after the big fed-induced rally and a drop in the dollar. intraday currencies some of the biggest percentage moves we've seen since the crisis. >> right. these are legendary. you know stuff of when literally seeing the speed of light on trillions of dollars, trillions of currencies are trading, speed of light, very hard to get your hand

i'm david faber along with jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange.eaded for what looks to be an up open i think, yeah. but you never know that could change, and often does. crude oil, how's that looking this morning? yes, sir, it is still well below 50 bucks. but up on the morning than all-importan

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at the new york stock exchange.o cut rates again. oil down a full 8% since monday as it's lost all of the gains from late january and february. the ten-year sitting around 2.10 another weak macro number wholesale prices. another swing in the market the surprise deflationary print on ppi, weighing on the markets

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at new york stock exchange.auto sales which so far aren't too great. got downgrades of retail names as well. oil around 50 again. "the journal" saying gas savings are being saved, not spent. ten-year, look at this zoomed to 2.10 a shade above. yellen does speak tone. road map begins with the markets. major milestone for the nasdaq crossing 5kfor the first time in a decade.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at new york stock exchange. what a morning.r this year and next. solid beats from costco kroger and more. futures have come out of the red this morning. oil climbing above 51, despite inventory numbers yesterday. exxon's rex tillerson on with becky this morning.

david faber is off this week. welcome to the first day of spring.rply higher. earnings from nike darden tiffany, more. oil around the mid 40s. baker hughes' rig

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i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.ou a look at futures now. a rough week that's fair to say if you're long in the market. you're short, not so much. we are looking for a bit of a down open again after down day yesterday but not as much as we saw when we looks at futures at this time yesterday. crude oil always an important component of everybody's market story these days down a bit as

david faber is off today. the fed meeting, israeli elections. the market looking pretty steady.und 209 on a weak empire survey. our road map begins with the markets. volatility set to continue as oil, the euro, and the fed compete for attention this week. netflix shares slipping pre-market.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at new york stock exchange. up triple digit but was retail sales are not going help down for the third straight month. oil reeling from yesterday's sell-off, below 50 at the moment. and the ten-year yield has come in now below 2.06. road map begins with a pause in

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at new york stock exchange. adding to sentiment. the european economy shows signs of improving. oil managing to hang on to a level above 50 at 50.6. the ten-year remains around

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.the dow and the nasdaq. crude oil always a key, at least these days. where has it been hovering around? $48 level. up rather nicely on the day. and the ten-year note yield, of course i was away whe

i'm david faber with simon hobbs and kayla tausche, live from the new york stock exchange.perhaps what may be a bit of a down open there. as for crude oil, what's the story there? we like to look because, of course, it is so important to markets over the last few months. down yet again. but right around that $50 mark. ten-year that may be perhaps the story of the morning, at least it was

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber at the new york stock exchange.oe saying falling to 1.05. we have not hit parity since 2002. vinner tos at 1030. the

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange.look at futures. we've come back from the lows on the s&p and the nasdaq. you can see the dow jones as well which we also keep track of for you. we will have a lower open, after what was a poor day, if you were long in the markets, yesterday. crude oil, that is part of the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange.st negative quarter since 2012. we have a boat load of health care mna this morning. oil is coming back a little bit on hopes perhaps of a nuclear deal with

david faber is off.sterday's wild ride courtesy of the fed. oil lost a good chunk of yesterday's gains, sitting below the mid-40s there, 43.10. the dollar of course winded after the biggest

i'm david faber along with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange. you. taking a look at futures. a poor day for the markets, at least if you're along on friday. you can see we are looking perhaps up a bit. crude oil continues to be an important part of our overall story. where are we on wti? we're below 50. and the ten-year note yield