fulfilling this obligation but they have continually manipulated the corporate machinery. >> i have david faber with me, as we said >> i heard david today and he did a good job in talking about it >> david, are you there? >> i am here >> i want to say something here that's more news what i've heard over the last few weeks or even months that the evidence which we'll see tomorrow, asking for $220, which gives information about what's been going on the last month or two will prove what i've been saying there's been a lot of coercion and manipulation when you're a majority holder especially you have a fiduciary obligation, the board has one, you're not supposed to go and coerce and fool around and talk down your minority holder's position it's not good. amazingly dell has boasted of the opportunistic opportunities that they have, that the discount gives for michael dell and silverlake at the expense of the holders. it's sort of amazing >> carl, it's david. you're getting to the key question here, i think really seems to doom the transaction as currently constructed to exchange dell shares for dvmt

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coming up next investor carl icahn will join scott wapner and david faber why he's asking dell sharers to vote to the plan to return to the public market >> in the meantime a little bit after seesaw, the dow is negative along with the s&p. tomorrow we'll have goldman and morgan stanley and bring on ibm and netflix. let's get to the judge >>> i'm scott wapner if techcontinues to fall, can the correction really reach a conclusion the nasdaq under more pressure this hour. the big question now, when will that selling stop? >>> the big debate today -- >> the outlook for the market, in my opinion, isn't nearly as good as it was >> is this top market watcher right? are the good times coming to a stop plus, the one part of the market that may be set for a pop. if, indeed, the u.s. rally fails to restart and carl icahn is with us live and exclusively as he gears up for a new fight with michael

i'm david faber along with melissa lee and wilfred frost.nyc at pos 9 here let's give you look at where we stand a half hour into trading you can see not much the fang complex for the nasdaq comp is suffering other than facebook and as you see the s&p, which had been up just a little while ago is undertaking a bit of loss but still in the green our road map starts with the september jobs report. the unemployment rate falling to its lowest level in nearly 50 years but job growth does slow. >>> former treasury secretary larry summers is with us to weigh in on the jobs number and the economy. >> plus musk mocks the s.e.c the ceo of tesla taking on the agency days after settling fraud charges. shares are falling this morning. >> let's get to the story of the day, that would be the monthly jobs report. the unemployment rate falling to a 50-year low as david mentioned, continuing the tightened labor market non-farm payroll coming in below estimates. i'm going to ask you guys similar questions here diane, this is not a clean number because of the i

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"squawk on the street" is next ♪ >> good morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am david faberlong with jim cramer we are live on this friday carl quintanilla has the day off. >> let's take a look at futures for the last trading day of the week we are set up for higher opening. european markets, well, they have been open for some time we'll get to italy and spain as well italy is important by the way given what's going on with the market france is taking the hardest 10-yr note yield, 2-yr has been kind of interesting creeping up as it has. look at the 10-yr, the same level as we have seen. oil continues to be lower. below 70s. >> i thought we need 72 rate hikes. what's that about? are we on-air? >> we are on-air >> the come back for stock, volatility may continues as we expect they are relatively strong procter & gamble economy that stock is up in the premarket, it had strong organic growth numbers we had a few headlines to head in the world of automobiles. ford is moving slower and mercedes-benz just cut its 2018 forecast i want to talk to jim about that >> sure. >> let's get

." ♪ >> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david fabernd jim cramer. >> s&p and futures are threatening a fifth day lower. a lot to watch today including hurricane michael and the president on whether the feds are hiking rates too quickly ppi is up for the first time in three months, our road map is going to begin with florida on alert braising for a large and extremely dangerous storm as michael bears down on the gulf coast. >> president trump is urging the fed to slow down on rate hikes stock futures are lower this morning. >> snap's content push first up, stocks are set to open lower as rising rates do remain in focus the s&p at a four sessions losing street. producer prices rose at expected in december of 2.0 >> i think there are some things that are in the work that is are changing ever since jerome powell say listen we have to over shoot we can't do that throw off the janet yellen's play book. people in the network are echoing it my problem is are you kidding me you got housing and airlines and constructions. so what's really good?

good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faberearnings season has lift off chapter 11, the saudis responded to the president the dow and futures are down 32. europe is slightly green china and japan is down nearly 23%. retail sales were surprisingly soft we begin with a new week and renewed pressure for stocks. futures point to another lower open the key debate has the market taught >> high profile departure from davos. the ceo of jp morgan and a number of others pulling out from a saudi conference. >> sears is filing for bankruptcy, what's next for the company's restructuring efforts. >> stocks are posing their worst week since march earlier on "squawk on the street," david gersttenhaber says he believes the boll k ulke good games i think we have the bulk of the good games >> you feel at this point we have paid it forward and all these good things that happens have reflected in the stock price market >> i think that's right. it is not so exciting and relative to treasury and free returns this year and with volatility as well >> a

. >> hold your thought david faber has a news alert, some breaking news for us. we'll get back to our conversation david? >>> thanks, scott. earlier i think dom chu reported on a reuters report involving an approach made to gaming company caeser's i did want to follow up. we have more information on that developing story that offer was made about a week ago, $13 a share cash and stock offer but follow me here for a moment, it was from private company run by and owned by tillman fertitta stock in the private company for the same multiple they are currently -- that caeser's currently trades for it would be followed by what i am told by people familiar with the situation would be a $2 billion to $3 billion dutch tender for caeser's shareholders who perhaps wanted to elect to actually exit their position now, again, this proposal was made roughly a week ago. it has not been responded to there may have been conversations between mr. fertitta and the advisers for caesars but no -- no agreement at this point it is seen as potentially an opening bid. what's interesting he

i'll carl quintinilla with sara eisen and david faber at the new york stock exchange.it the best couple days for february and the dow. a lot to watch today. >> our road map for the hour starts with stocks opening strong in what has been a rough october for the markets. the nasdaq and russell down 10%. is now the time to get in. >>> and today looks to be another good one the president weighs in on the moves in stocks and corporate earnings. >>> speaking of results, we have big gains, at least so far, for facebook and general motors. we'll bring you the numbers and analysis >>> we are breaking down three big stories this morning for you, starting with the last trading day of what has been a wild october ride for stocks the s&p is on pace for its worst monthly performance since going back to may, 2010. dow with a 6% drop for october and the nasdaq and rullssell 200 index in correction territory. huge morning for earnings. we'll break out the biggest movers for earnings, including facebook, mark zuckerberg laying out plans for the future the stock is getting a big boost. a

colleagues who have some more questions for you. >> oh, fun. >> it's david faber.o change the conversation for a second to china. you know your way as well as anybody around deals and you know it's a focus of moyne there is a concern that the antitrust authorities in china are going to use their ability to not approve deals as another weapon in this ongoing war between our countries specific to approval of united technologies acquisition of rockwell-collins or even disney's acquisition of those fox assets do you have a sense for whether that's a possibility or a view on how those deals are going to fare with the chinese regulators as they await approval >> well, i don't think it's appropriate for me to comment on acquisitions that are pending before another country's regulatory authorities i was surprised when the chinese vetoed the qualcomm acquisition of nxp because that had been approved by quite a few other countries and china was the only one who turned it down now the chinese say that was not related to trade disputes but you never know all i know is everybod

." ♪ good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david fabernd jim cramer is at the independence visitor center in philadelphia we are coming up with big upside revers reversal boeing beats and raises. europe with some 1% gains. bostic, we'll get new home sales in an hour u.s. markets are raising those early losses the dow pointing to a nearly 100 gain in the open, thanks to boeing more than a 100 companies reported on the busiest week of earnings texas instrument, they're all down microsoft and tesla, after the bell the president fights with the fed, he may regret nominating jay powell it is the biggest risk that the economy faces. the jump is due to boeing. upbeat results and guidance. it happens one day after the wild ride on wall street s&p is in the midst of a five-session losing streak jim, if we are down today on the s&p, that's sixth straight we have not done that since last week >> i will tell you, carl, yesterday was the wild ride. if you look at the futures right now, we would have made up for everything we were down 20 at 4:00 and e

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. ♪ good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david faber andara eisen and mike. jim cramer is off today. europe is right across the board. we got some banks under pressure there and the 10-yr falls below. sharper on the hill of some disappointing results. the nasdaq in the midst of the worst month since the crisis >> alphabet leading fang stock lower. strong consumer spending giving the economy a boost last quarter. gdp coming in better than expected we'll get the first white house reaction with nick muhaney at this hour. >> we are set to a big decline open thanks to a double whammy in tech. >> amazon issuing some holiday quarter guidance that was below forecast and nasdaq is on track for the worse monthly performance since 20208 we knew going into the post market last night how much is writing on those two names >> yes, it looks like a trap it was a relief bound. i don't think anybody decided that all of a sudden that microsoft is going to carry through the entire season. it is vulnerable for the negative reaction. it reflects an unsteady, vul

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber.a has the morning off we get very close to levels we last hit early october global stocks selling off. dow diving 3m and caterpillar a big piece of this. >> there are bright spots as well where you may want to put your money to work in these volatile markets. kyle bass of hayman will join me exclusively. >> plus mark hurd of oracle. >> complete team coverage for you this morning morgan brennan is following the big industrial movers, cat and 3m and a big list of fed speakers today and what the street is looking to hear and bob pisani is taking a look at the path forward. we'll begin with the top story and that is morgan morgan >> whether companies can offset that with pricing, what all of this means for margins, margin pressure you're seeing that with 3m that call is wrapping up right now. comments on the call, selling price benefits more than offset raw material and inflation for 2018, we now expect tariff impacts minus 15 cents a share you're seeing weakness and higher costs affecting

david faber, back to you >> all right, thank you, mr.ncement from the president, that's a few minutes away. it will be on the new trade agreement with canada and mexico that rick was just discussing. jon fortt, what are you watching for us >> i am watching this deal between the sec and elon musk. we want to check in with kara swisher on that, and this controversial new plan in california to diversify boards leinupn quk o"saw aly. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i am jackie deandless. general electric leading the industrials higher, material stocks are the best performers in early trade among the names leading that sector to the up side, martin mary may marietta the industrial gas giant jumping after the antitrust authority approved a proposed merger, bringing them a step closer to finalizing a deal several years on making. on pace for the best day since february, 2016 back to you. >>> the president will be appearing in the rose garden to make a statement on the trade deal between mexico, canada and the u.s. we are looking for

. >>> good tuesday morning, i am carl quintanilla and jim cramer who is back from london and david faber is here. the question is what do they do after yesterday's ugly downward reversal and a miserable quarter for ge europe is mixed 10-yr near 312 we got conference board in about an hour. wall street is looking to prepare its losses stocks are higher than yesterday's turbulent. >> ge's new strategy with its new ceo making bold moves including slashing the quarter of the dividend. >> and stock volatility trade uncertainty and the economic outlook from some of america's toughest companies coca-cola will join us this morning. stocks are on track for a positive opening following another recession and saw the dow traveled more than 900 points s&p is closed and so called collection story it is down from last month jim, we have not been handed a lot of our gaps thp month and of course we know what's happening to a lot of the ones we got them >> well, these are very different sessions within a session. i think we have to start thinking othin thinking of the day. there were three days yesterday.

i'll carl quintinilla with sara eisen and david faber at the pink that. negative dow is down 79, s&p almost 10 and the tech rally was the last to tip >>> our road map for the hour begins with the busiest week of earnings season dominating the market 149 s&p 500 stocks and a third of the dow set to report we'll get you ready. >>> plus the administration teasing this new tax cut, but congress is not in session does it have a chance? >>> and megamillions mania the jackpot soaring to a new all time world record. >>> we begin the busiest week of earnings and stocks have fallen into the red following october's volatility in the market joining us is mohamad elel-erian great to have you back good morning. >> thank you for having me on. >> we're at a point where u.s./china relations appear to be going nowhere quickly more concerns about peak earnings growth here, dollar/strength supply chains, raising costs, some hope the fed blinks in december is that where you are? are people overestimated the short-term weakness in the global economy >> so where i am is that th

squawk on the street" is next ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david fabert the market stock exchange the dow s&p failed to hold those gains on monday. goldman sachs and black rock and unh and j&j is all beat. rally on italy and 10-yr yields 16 futures point to a higher open after strong earnings from some of the largest u.s. companies. a key question is the market cheap. >> the third quarter continuing to impress with strong results of the peak earnings, johnson & johnson and united health this morning. >> pot stocks surge, cannabis recreational legalization tomorrow stocks are opening higher after yesterday's decline on goldman sachs and black rock all better expected larry fink weighed in on the markets following last week's sell-off >> if you like equity and everything felt great, you have to like them more today. the market is actually adjust to this fear. the market is adjusting to the uncertainty. >> maybe we are in peak earnings or maybe we are not. the equity market is cheaper than today >> some of these flows are going back to etfs >> larry think i

. >>> david faber at post 9 from the new york stock exchange.w as we look at a big week ahead for earnings, apple, facebook, ge. >> that's where our road map for the hour begins, with stocks raleigh. investors trying to regain their footing in the midst of steep losses for the month of october. >> one of the biggest tech deals of all time, ibm buys red hat for $34 billion. we have details. >>> plus global stocks are rallying as leadership shakeups across the globe are announced from germany to brazil. >>> let's start with the markets. bouncing back as we start another big week for earnings. a global rally, german stocks higher, merkel exits, brazil's assets are higher on the election of a new president. let's check in with the chief u.s. equity strategist at credit suisse and the senior portfolio manager at wells fargo asset management jonathan, you have been bullish and positive going into next year do you think we have seen the washout, the correction over with. >> i don't know if we've seen the lows and i hope that we have but if you're willi

with me at post 9 is sara eisen, david faber.d jon are off this morning. >>> markets are rallying with the dow and s&p set to break what would be three week losing streaks, despite yesterday's selloff, as volatility continues. what can investors expect in the weeks ahead? joining us, chief investment strategist at charles schwab, and global portfolio manager at blackrock. we have concerns about rising rates, perhaps too aggressive fed, china trade concerns which seem to come and go and effect our market here and there. what are you focused on and what do you think is going to bring the next few weeks >> on the rate front it's all well told about the backup and long end of the u.s., i think what's less discussed is the tightening liquidity pattern first couple years after they raised rates, we saw loosening conditions, they're now tightening we have less liquidity in an environment where global growth is slowing on the trade piece, one of the things unsettling for markets in the last couple of weeks is that actual companies are co

i'm carl quintinilla with sara eisen and david faber at the new york stock exchange.e backups in yields continues. >> fears of the fed starting to spook investors. >> plus, amazon and apple denying a report of a chinese hack. >>> and you might not know it, it has been the year of the deal m&a hit its highest level despite a pretty slow third quarter. we'll break down the big deals and talk about whether the rest of this year will be as strong with rob kindler, morgan stanley's global head of m&a. >> first up, ten year does hit its highest level in seven years, stocks set to break a five day win streak for the dow. earlier today, national economic council director larry kudlow talked to the economic club of washington telling the audience, quote, this is not a sugar high. listen. >> i give you fatter paychecks, better blue-collar jobs, i think we'll go on for quite some time. this is not a sugar high, this is a change in marginal tax rates and regulationings which will keep giving incentives. >> certainly a worth while question as markets stay near record territory let

right now >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer. >> amazon raising its minimum wage and tesla hitting production target and pepsi. a budget show down in italy and oil hit 75.87 of a four-year high we begin with an amazon wage hike to $15 an hour. plus, 2020 buzz, former starbucks' ceo schultz get ready to reimagine america and hugh johnston is going to join us in a couple of minutes from pepsico first up, amazon raising their wage it will benefit more than 250,000 amazon employees and including part-time and seasonal workers. jeff bezos have been facing criticism over pay disparity bernie sanders went after the company on the late show with stephen cobett stephen colbert. >> you got jeff bezos, his wealth is increasing everyday but he pays his workers wages that are so low and many of them are on food stamps or on medicaid >> last month senator sanders introduced the bezos act, to tax corporation every dollar their workers receive. we got this, jim, on top of oil and transportation cost and tariffs maybe going to 25,

i'm carl quintinilla with david faber and sara eisen at the new york stock exchange.newing themselves, namely the two-year yield. >> and our road map does start there. the fear of rising rates the federal reserve indicating it's staying on course with policies despite attacks from the president. >> former federal reserve vice chair stanley fisher will join sara straight ahead. plus, navigating market volatility the major average is back in the red. where you can put your money to work goldman's head of u.s. equity strategy david kostin is here. >> and the fang play is time to rethink how you're investing in big names in technology. we'll discuss that. >>> first up, though, the volatility trade continues on wall street this morning the dow is extending its losses. s&p down for a second session, already down eight of 10 as we said, treasury yields raiding close to ten year highs as rate fears overshadow corporate results. joining us at post 9 is goldman's chief u.s. equity strategist david kostin who says we see limited further down side why? >> well, think about the ke

wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david fabert the new york stock exchange future is on the hundred plus on the best vp numbers, setting up high expectations. relief of the italian budget reports saying the government may back you have of deficit charges. we'll get inventories in 90 minutes. our road map begins of this historic market rolling on stocks are set to open at a new high tops expectations, elon musk's ultimatum >> and shares of gm are sharply in the premarket the automaker is partnering with honda to build more vehicles the dow is looking to extend its daily win streak up to five. private sectors add 230,000 jobs in september the firm says the current pace of job creation, the unemployment rate will fall into the low threes by this time next year, jim, 2:30. we are looking for 184, prior months are up by five. precious where they are finding these people and what it may mean for labor participation on friday >> i spoke with the ceo, they handle huge numbers, hundreds of thousands. he said one thing they had to do, a lo

david faber asked me what's the key of this market, pepsico is going up and they are been free fall sincereported 3.5% yield, if you believer rates are peaking, you would want to buy pepsico. that's incredibly important. >> don't know them do miss the former ceo >> lovely cuffed links you are wearing today. >> thank you indeed. >> this show is not about friends or money once you retired, there is a change in status >> pepsi over coke >> coca-cola is making some moves that are not talked about. i think quincy is doing a lot of special things and the yield 3.3. he's trying to build up other carbonated beverages pepsico did put a lot of money behind this market quarter that's going to come coca-cola may be a shared donor this quarter >> let's have an update of what the markets have done. bob pisani is on the floor >> happy monday. 2-1 declining to advancing stocks china is down 3% they have been closed for r a week take a look at the sector that decidedly dense sifense sifr utility did fairly well last week some say that's a sign that people don't think rates will be going up that much healt

followed bayy utilities and staple >> we don't see amazon up today, i am telling you, david faber likes, what's the key to this market amazon >> always. let's talk about one of theriva walmart. can they follow the footstepswas >> i want to match that with a kroger sale. it is basically saying walmart has figured out food and that's bad news for kroger. a price target of 24 from 30 that's going to be for a company that's in sara's hometown. >> indeed. >> let's talk about walmart a little bit more. is that sustainable? >> yes >> 4.5%. >> well, let me backup i think walmart is going to have good numbers because they spend a lot of money on ecommerce and accelerating but then again with costco, it had great numbers and nobody cares. who's going to eat the tariffs is it going to be the retailers or consumers >> tariffs are real. again, what is my negativity based on retaliating against the chinese does come at a cause i have been prochinese since 2001 with larry kudlow they're real >> this note from deutsche does not think it will be warmer and the ability to taken the wages >> very positive

i'm carl quintinilla with sara eisen, david faber, jim crimer is staying with us a little longer wildide for stocks in the green after the major selloff on wednesday. we saw all the major averages tumble and, of course, the nasdaq had its biggest one-day loss since june of '16 66% of s&p stocks were in correction territory or worse and now we're being handed additional news about potential meets with the president and xi in november. we'll talk to larry kudlow in a moment. >> one of the things i said would cause a turn in this market would be if we saw the cold war would thaw. obviously if you're talking to each other, the cold war is thawing. but that's one of the things we have to do, we need to see fed chairman powell walk it back a little the drug stocks are getting crushed here the food stocks are getting crushed. people think he is going to walk it back. look, it's a long day. there will be some sellers coming out in tech names because they can't bear to hold nvidia and amd anymore, it's too painful. but it's constructive. let it come in a little if you haven't bought that. ther

wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david fabere best vp numbers, setting up high expectations. relief of the italian budget reports saying the government may back you have of deficit charges. we'll get inventories in 90 minutes. our road map begins of this historic market rolling on stocks are set to open at a new high tops expectations

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good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i am carl quintanilla with david faber and jimew york stock exchange. mnuchin on "squawk" today. nikkei's highs over night. our road map begin