i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber.r it's the airlines, dow, at&t, chipotle and lei out a few moments ago. >>> leading economic indicators for the month of march this is 62-year-old set of data points, 1 p.3% higher in its entire 62 years. the highest it's ever been was 3.1%, in may of 2020 you can see that these numbers are pretty lofty based on history. we do see a revision in the rear view mirror, for february. now, unfortunately comes down 1/10, which makes this numbers rated change that much stronger, and as far as housing, existing home sales are also hitting the wires right now for the month of march, and for that, we turn to diana, diana olick, please >> rick, existing home sales in march down 3.7% month to month to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate, that's the second straight month of drops and the slowest pace since august of 2020 the street was expecting 6.11 million units problem is not demand. it's all about supply. inventory, 1.07 million homes for sale, down 28% year over year that pushes prices highe

we're still learning >> david, we appreciate you calling in david faber on the news line for us tonight iq is i che a chinese company, we've certainly seen selling pressure, mention bip shop and iq, we seen pressure on ten-cent music in the past. what do you make of this >> i think they're the same chart, if you look at discovery's chart, this may be david's break in the news, always doing a great job. most people know discovery and most know viacom an the charts are very similar, in fact making new lows when we thought a lot of the worse of this had taken place and gone through the market a week or two ago but same thing with ten cent music i'm still a shareholder in ten cent music looking to nibble and add because nothing's changed with this story, they're called online streaming social media services of china. same story the volatility of some of the names less liquid it's easier to push around. i think it's the same chartier. >> if you're a holder of credit suisse, jeff mills what question would you ask tonight? >> it's clear you want to know where things stand in terms of liquidati

other temporary hosts just announced include robin roberts, george stephanopoulos, david faber, and joe fans of the show "i italet yr r" will appy to father." lary duff will sin series on hulu. she plays the main character and narrater who tells her son the story of how she met his father. "how i met your mother" ran for nine seasons on cbs. >>> and there's a new bar in new york city that could be a little hard to find. the roughly 500 square-foot speak easy called la noce is located inside a subway station. it's tucked away behind a door. the owner says it can only sit about 10 to 12 people at the same time. he says there's a 2,000-person waiting list to get in. >> when you're here you forget about the outside world. and because we're underground and the only thing that links us to it the glass block, you know. you feel almost like in a casino. you don't know what time it is outside. you don't know what reality. we create our own reality here. >> the owner says the bar was ready to open last march on the same day the city shut down due to the pandemic. clearly a lot of people are ready

i'm carl cant nia with skrim yarm and david faber will join us in a second stocks set to take a breather as the market gets set to focus on vaccine administration comments from p.o.t.u.s. and the economic growth as imf boosts forecast for europe and the u.s. bond market finds footing today too. ro been a begins with the continued archegos fall out. credit suisse taking a $5 billion hit and top executives are out. encouraging signs for the economic recovery as the vaccine rollout. and senator mcconnell delivering a warning to corporate america saying stay out of politics. first we got an update today and firm numbers behind that. >> this is devastating the losses today took versus everybody else i know they are risk control has been --. one of those things unforgivivable if you don't know how to handle a busted client, then you shuttle be handling anyone this is just a really dark day for credit suisse. i can't emphasize this enough. lot of companies dealt with this firm j.p. morgan said we don't want to deal with these guys. they question the character. which i think is absolutely right.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are mixed. mace try to reclaim a little bit after the reports of capital gains taxes startled markets yesterday. plenty of earnings watch watching j&j's decision. and the road map begins with tax fear, and stocks are set for a muted open after concerns about a capital gains tax hike did fuel the sell-off. >>> crypto crumble $200 billion has been wiped out of the cryptocurrency market in a day. and close eye on shares of intel, moving a bit lower ahead of the open, with the chip showing a lighter than expected sales forecast despite raising the outlook from prior guidance. >>> the tax discussion continues this morning, jim a lot of people were asking yesterday, what the market was doing selling off on news that was not only on biden's web site for most of last summer but written about by goldman six months ago. >> i was reading the kostin piece. very clairvoyant an october piece people realize he puts out a newsletter widely read on wall street i take cues from him it's a blip. you want to buy th

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber features are up on more solid q1 earnings from delta, citi, b of a, beats across the board on macro, too, philly fed, empire, jobless claims, and retail sales two times the estimates. our road map begins with a landmark moment for crypto though shares of coinbase surging ahead of the open. >> reopening trade, airlines ahead of the return. ed bastian will joins us a few minutes. >>> bank of america and citi earnings this morning, both ahead of expectation, we'll see how the shares perform though given yesterday's somewhat mixed bag. carl >> guys, we're going to dig into obviously the earnings but jim, let's unpack the retail sales number obviously well above, even goldman's above consensus. motor vehicle, 15. furniture, just 6. clothing up 18.1 those checks got spent >> i've got to tell you, carl, it is almost as if everybody has already been vaccinated. people are going places. people are doing things. people are spending. if this is what it looks like with a quarter of the country vaccinated, what happens when everybody gets vaccinated

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i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, david faber of course is back. a pretty good wave of positive data, and rick santelli has another e coe data point for us. rick. >> this is going to redefine positive data this morning, carl so our read on ism, supply management services index for march, expecting a number around 59 63.7 63.7 i have a database that goes back 43 years to 1980 the highest on there is 1997 at 62.0 so this blows that away. really good number now, let's look at factory orders for february. we're expecting down 5/10. it ends up down 8/10 in the rear view mirror, slight revision to january's 2.6 to 2.7 if we look at transportation, it's down 6/10, about half as negative as we were expecting in the rear view mirror, up 1.8 there is some give back, and primarily numbers for january were really quite powerful if we look at durable goods orders, we take the mid month reads and toss them. our final now becomes minus 1.2 versus minus 1 p.1 which is equal to our mid month read, and if we look at capital goods orders, nondefense, a proxy for busi

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carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. the morning trade hits a speed bump the u.s.alling for a pause in the j&j vaccine. regulators hold a press conference if an hour. in the meantime inflation hawks dodge a bullet cpi hot by 1/10 and -- j&j pause. federal health agencies making the recommendation following rare blood clot cases after the single dose vaccine. >> plus we'll look into the potential pause fall out just what the impact of vaccine of this will be on vaccine hesitancy. reopening time lines and of course that trade involving stay-at-home stocks. and the world's largest spac merger grab agrees to go public in a deal that is worth nearly $40 blld billion >> straight to the news out of the fda. as well as a statement from j&j which they say we continue to work closely with experts and regulators to assess the data but at present no clear causal relationship has been established between these rare events and the vaccine >> i think there are two themes here one is that this is going to pause the reopening. and second, is really what happens when you take this i

on carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber ups, tesla covid deaths the lowest since october.nd begin with the earnings gone led tesla lower, ups higher and the faang names are on the way. >> and ge shares under prern the company reporting that revenue came in short of expectations free cash floe was better. we'll dick it into.w was better. we'll dick it into and wall street's losses on archegos topping $10 billion we'll breakdown down the latest brokers and banks they are part of that took another financial hit. >> so much to unpack this morning. jim, e feels like tesla is the lead only because of the ongoing debate about revs up 75 but asps were lower the sap of the tax credits and of course that bitcoin sale. >> i don't know. you know i've been a big fan of mu musk and i think he's done lot of things right. doing things i wish'd he had done, to make protectionive projections he's going to have the biggest car. you know that would be pretty hard to do unseating toyota it is also very easy to see they almost had no ebitda this quarter. and that is not talked about enough we t

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and morgan brennan b bank earnings.oin base direct listing at the nasdaq fed speak. j&j vaccine as we're looking at record highs this morning for the dow and the s&p. >> that's all? just joking. we're 30 minutes into the trading sessions jo goldman, jpmorgan and wells all reporting. on goldman higher right now. bitcoin crossing $64,000, hitting another new record high as we await coin base's first trade on the nasdaq. at athereum on focus. and bed bath and beyond. q 4 net sales down about 14% in trade so far this morning. >> we'll look for more information out of the fda regarding the jlk j&j vaccine pause. news out of moderna this morning. meg has it all good morning, meg. >> good morning, carl. could be a pivotal day for johnson & johnson after the fda and cdc paused vaccinations with its vaccine after those reports of six rare but severe blood clots in people who had received the vaccine. the cdc's group of advisers is meeting this afternoon to discuss the events and potentially update their recommendations for use o

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber slowly working our way back to normal this morning with jim and david on set together for the first time post-pandemic futures are a bit slow out of the gate after the first four-week win for the s&p, since august, earnings of course kicking into second gear coke and harley, ibm tonight, our road map begins with this crypto rollercoaster, of bitcoin recovering some of its heavy losses from the weekend, plus coca-cola beats on earnings, as demand in march hit pre-pandemic levels and disney ceo thinks people will return to movie theaters post the pandemic which hopefully will be really soon. carl >> yes, we're getting there. by the way, guys, it's great to see you back together on set, jim. how does it feel >> you know, i have to tell you, david came on set, and i was talking to andrew, asking some question, and i felt the need to be more bold, because when david is with me, i am emboldened. >> that's scary. >> because he is the best. >> well, it is really good to be within, almost within like reaching distance of each other. if we actu

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber features with some mild give-back, a jam-packedk, q1 earnings and white house infrastructure and the chip shortage and powell speaks and the coin based shortage and much more microsoft, speech recognition company, nuance, 19.7 billion, the ceos will join us exclusively this hour. but nothing flashing red, powell keeping up the bullish outlook and weighing in on the archegos controversy in a wide-ranging interview. >>> and top executives with the white house on the chip shortage microsoft, alphabet and dell amongst the companies that are set to join. >> guys, let's get right to the microsoft deal, jim. we will talk to nadella later in the hour and framing this as improving the ai capability across health care specifically and some other industry, too >> look, i think it's brilliant. the reason i think it's brilliant, there are a couple of companies that really have a hammer-lock on the data. they're epic and the other one, and epic says we will never sell, so it seemed like you could never get the data, and store the data, they have

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are soggy again, after the worst day for stocks in about a month. investors reacting to netflix, verizon, the apple product announcement we will see if we can avoid three days down for all major indices. we haven't done that since early march. our road map begins with the netflix sub stumble. shares are down ahead of the open on top to be the only faang stock now negative for the year. >> plus, it's all about apple. a big product unveil and analyst price boost and news of a ran some ware attack on a key mac book supplier. we'll talk about the spac collapse transactions coming to a near halt amid a potential s.e.c. crackdown. and just overall cooling of interest carl, for that product, at least as of now. the liquidity providers as they say, karl, not quite there anymore. >> the charts are going to be interesting for some of our viewers to look at we'll start with netflix this morning, guys. jim, we went into the pit last night with pretty muted expectations but i'm not sure if the street was counting on some of the sub guida

" is next >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and mike santoli cramer has the morning off dow and s&p looking for the third straight weekly gain futures are a bit mixed this morning. nasdaq looking, lagging as yields take a step higher. ppi runs hot, up 4.2 year on year after you heard rick talk about after the weird delay in the data this morning. the road map begins with boeing's max headache and the company warning airliners about a potential electric issue on some of the jets >> and vote counting resuming this hour. but the amazon workers yoon, well, they appear to be facing a significant uphill battle. >>> and the reopening trade. we will talk with the ceo of snap-on about that company's post-covid recovery. >>> a lot to get to this morning, in cramer's absence i guess mike, maybe we do start with some of the inflation number, obviously base effects are making the year on year data confusing for many, but 4.2, will get your attention, 1% month on month will get your attention, at the wholesale level, i guess, the question wi

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is on assignment record highs at the open are in sight for the s&p and the nasdaq it's all about am, facebook, caterpillar and more, nyc announces a full reopening our road map begins with the busiest day for earnings amazon and twitter are on tap tonight. the president's message for the wealthy and corporate america, pay your fair share. and the cdc commits to restarting cruises by mid july jim? it's hard to know exactly where to start but you got to imagine, it lies somewhere within big tech. >> yes, i mean i think that we had some extraordinary numbers last night facebook cannot, it's almost inexplicable how much money is going toward them in advertising, i don't want to call it a blowout, it minimizes exactly what the term blowout means, it was a shock, it was a shock because it was substantially better to have, to have a revenue gain the way it's having, as a big cap stock is incredible apple, i think people are misjudging entirely. i think apple was an extraordinary share take i think apple was an amazing move in services the other,

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber. highs once again on the dow and s&p although we've setted back a touch as morgan stanley puts the closure to this first big week of earnings. >> we're going to talk about that more as i introduce you to our wall of fortune. we're 30 minutes into the trading session. here are the three big movers we are watching starting with morgan stanley posting below results in what has been a blowout week for the banks. morgan stanley had $911 million in losses tied to the acay gose fund meltdown. we're watching comcast raymond james upgrading the stock telling clients to expect strong results when comcast reports on the 29th of april and we continue to track coinbase purchasing 110 million of that stock, you can see right now shares are up about 1.5% trading around 327, 328 a share. consumer sentiment is out. rick santelli has that for us. >> these are april preliminaries. in a couple weeks we'll get the final turns and toss these they're strong if we look at headline number, we're expecting 89 t

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures do indicate a fresh high for the s&p at the open. nasdaq's going to get some help from a 10-year yield below 1.65 as jobless claims once again a stubborn 7 handle the second week above expectations. the road map begins with taxes, infrastructure, and the economic recovery the president says he is open to renegotiate, or to negotiating on his corporate tax hike plan >> plus, chips and the shortage, apple reportedly postponing mac book and ipad production and quote, the financial weapon, what is behind the billionaire peter thiel's newest bitcoin bash carl >> all right, guys, let's dive in to the ongoing debate about infrastructure, jim, and the corporate tax rate in america, we've heard in the last 24 hours from the u.s. chamber of commerce, from raytheon, from the national association of manufacturers, who we're going to have on in the 10:00 a.m. hour, arguing that going back to 28 would cost a million jobs in the first couple of years. >> look, i think that the, you know, look, you put out the estimates, it always, if you'

. >> yeah, just so you know, david faber asked him that question point blank this morning and he said, well, a number of things changed between our initial interpretation of the law and when we came out and forcefully against the law. obviously, some people will listen to that and say you should have done it in the first place. why didn't you do it in the first place? that was the question put to ed bastian this morning and things changed over those five days and had a better chance to take some stock of what the law meant. >> phil lebeau, thank you. courtney. >> thanks, tyler. >>> bank of america falling after the earnings report. more on the big bank moves black rock on the other hand, though, up about 2%. little under 2% right now as its profits boom plus ceo larry fink said crypto might not be worth the hype. por nc cinrit g gh back >>> welcome back big bank earnings bank of america, citi topping estimates and bank of america lower with heightened expenses. regional banks also in focus the group is lower today but 20% higher so far this year. one name in particular, wafd saying de

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber final week of april and busiest week of earningsfar. a first look at q1 gdp a biden address to congress. plus a fed meeting futures pretty steady. our road map begins with a massive week for earnings. more than a third of the s&p 500 is set to report, and it begins with tesla after the bell tonight. >> plus, the race against covid. sanofi teams up with moderna, the cdc says millions are skipping second doses and the potential risk from a rise in hesitancy surrounding j&j's shot. >>> and bitcoin's bouncing back a bit. the biggest investment in cryptocurrency, rallies from a seven-week low, that happened just in a couple of days last week carl >> yeah, a lot of good points this morning but earnings will be the lead for most of the week we will start with tesla tonight, jim, and then move into so big faang names as we get into midweek energy names on friday what's going to be the thing to watch? >> look, i think it's going to be apple i think that ap, there is a deutsche bank note that expectations are low, and a 20% increase in the am

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber dow futures are a bit soft as we work through this storm of earnings, a fed decision this afternoon, a presidential address tonight, but jim, it really comes down to what you are now calling this gauntlet, this 72-hour of gauntlet of earnings that we're in. >> the companies are reporting at the same time they don't need to do that but yesterday, it was positive the overall ones were good today, it's more mixed and i think that's what is really strange, and we're going to get to it really quickly, some of the mix is quite good, and i don't see any reason that microsoft is down. people want to take profits. starbucks, speaking with kevin johnson, if boeing trades down on absolutely nothing, that is another dow stock that is just indicating, you know what we're going to take some things down based on nothing and what was interesting is pinterest of all place because they did the pull-through comments that we saw with netflix. so there are covid distinctions between made but i think visa trumps that we never talk about visa >> no, barely.

certainly raised some eyebrows i want you to listen to the comments earlier today between jim cramer, david faber, who follows spacs closer than anybody else, about this valuation and we can react on the other side here are those two guys. >> valuation based on what what happened at the company that it got double tell me, david. >> i don't -- >> what? >> i don't have an answer for you and i think that's the appropriate question to be asking at this point >> it is the appropriate question to be asking. what is the answer >> well, first, let me say, you know, when i came on air and talked about spacs, i think cramer's approach of healthy skepticism about all valuation is a good one. everybody should do homework, everybody should do their due diligence and form their ono pinions. we have done ours. let me -- what was missing from that segment was any context or numbers. what has happened in the last 18 months is dramatic growth. so you are looking, let's break down the business into its three components you have the fastest growing and market-leading rideshare business in all of southeast asia remem

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber slowly working our way back to normal this morning slow out of the gate after the first four-week win for the s&p, since august, earnings of course kicking into second gear coke and harley, ibm tonight, our road map begins with this crypto rollercoaster, of bitcoin recovering some of its heavy losses from the weeken p

david faber is a business reporter for cnbc. >> he made 100 million dollars when it was really something million dollars. >> he lost most of that money in the real estate bust. >> this is called snake alley for obvious reasons, anyway, and i hope we don't fight and about. >> 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. >> 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. >> and he did. whenever he perceived an opportunity to make a buck. water taxis, ultra lights. 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 some very unique pharmaceuticals. >> with a beach arm on

josh >> so melissa, bloomberg and our own david faber reporting that credit suisse is offering viacom and far fetch blocks saying credit suisse is trying to unload more of its holdings. he says 34 million shares of viacomcbs. 14 million shares of vipshop and 11 million shares of far fetch blocks that's according to traders. melissa, back to you >> thank you so much, josh we know viacom 34 million shares as well. the price of viacom 41 to 42.75. far fetch 47.50 to 49.25 we have that pricing available as well. tim seymour, this is interesting here in terms of the fallout continuing even weeks afterwards >> relentless. and it just shows where the street -- also, we questioned who really had the most risk and who of the bankers or the broker dealers were most exposed. and credit suisse still unloading inventory. it's interesting to me especially in the asia tech space the weakness we've seen throughout the asia tech space, this is still the same reverberation sfaras far as i'm concerned. there is a lot of heaviness in the names there is a handful on the asia tech side that are great funda

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is on assignment. for the final day of april here, and futures are red, as we come off the record highs for s&p, nasdaq, earnings are the story, amazon, twitter, exxon, chevron, and more signs of price pressure with core pc, the highest month on month since 2009. our road map begins with amazon, twitter and now apple's eu anti-trust woes plus closing the book on what is obviously a very strong month for stocks and exxon returns to profitability, snapping a four-quarter losing streak jim though, we'll start with amazon we've been talking about some of these revenue gains for the tech giants, 41% is going to take you back to a decade ago. >> look, this is why we like faang, right we just got unbelievable numbers from here, alphabet was just another great quarter, facebook was incredible, i still think that apple, we'll talk with about that in a second but if you want a mission statement of what you want to do if you're running a company, you got to get their actual earnings report talking about supporti

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer david faber has the morning off. first day of april, and q2, as markets process news on infrastructure, tax policy, some mixed news on vaccines, jobless claims, run a bit hot, ahead of jobs friday tomorrow, when stocks are closed. our road map begins with the new month. stocks are set for a higher open plus pfizer says its vaccine lasts at least six months and protects against variants. and amc ceo adam aaron joins us exclusively this hour to talk about movie theaters and their reopening. >>> jim, so i guess we'll start with what the president said yesterday about infrastructure i know you've been writing already this morning about semis, and our spending and russia's spending and china and so forth. >> when you take a look at what the president said was one of the biggest challenges was climate change and basically blunting china and when i spoke to the secretary of commerce, she said the same thing, we need to blunt china, we need to get more competitive hence, why they're putting some money toward semiconductors.

the stock down a little bit more than 4% in the extended session after our own david faber just tweetedery class a shares and 2 million class c shares it comes as the bank continues to unwind its involvement with archegos capital last week it said it would lose $5 billion i thinkdown. the real news is it is still sell, they're not out yet, hence the move in 12discovery share. >> a big unwind. critics warn large drug store chain are collecting personal data for people who sign up to get the covid-19 in their stores what's at stake, amon? >> the privacy advocacy are worried about all of the data you hand over to get a vaccine at a drug store and now lawmakers have introduced a bill to block companies for using the data they're collecting for anything other than public health and would mandate that they have strong data protections to protect people from the threat of hackers now the big drug chains say they're taking all of the appropriate precautions in a statement cvs told us all information collected during the vaccine registration process is considered protected health information und

robin roberts of abc, stephanopoulos and david faber from cnbc.thought he did a nice job. also he is not a jerk when he says something. he is humble. >> bill: i'm checking my phone waiting on the call. >> dana: i think he would be great. but you can't leave, can't go not even for a week. check this out. president biden under pressure to restart construction of the border wall at a critical location in texas. texans saying floods could threat en the lives of thousands if the wall is not completed. we have this angle at the border. hi. >> good morning to you, dana. i'm standing in the middle of a giant gap in the levy that protects the border towns back this way from the rio grande river about a half mile away. during the trump administration this earthen levy was being adapted into the border wall. supposed to connect next to a nearby wall but all of that changed, of course, in january when president biden took office, construction crews stopped working and left and now there are parts of the levy weakened. some sections are missing. folks here are

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer and david faber futures do indicate a little more grind this morning, after yesterday's action, jamie dimon's annual letter getting much of the attention this morning as he outlines the u.s. economic boom, infrastructure, and a lot more we're going to get to that our road map will begin with that so-called goldilocks moment, the jpmorgan ceo says the boom could last to 2023 and ron goldman sees limited long term damage to the economy. >>> jeff bezos backs corporate tax hikes, the amazon chair says infrastructure investments will require concessions from all sides. and coming up later this hour, an exclusive video with exxonmobil ceo darren woods. >>> let's dive into this let area little bit more, guys jim i know you were talking about it with andrew, joe and becky, he talks about obviously where he sees macro going but there's a lot more in there on the nature of remote work, and the risks to banks, which he says are coming from every angle. >> there's an amazing moment, actually, there's two moments, where jamie just talks about, using his first name

" is next >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faberthe third straight weekly gain futures are a bit mixed this morning. nasdaq looking, lagging as yields take a step higher. ppi runs hot, up 4.2 year on year after you heard rick talk about after the weird delay in the data this morning. the road map begins with boeing's max headache an

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures pretty steady.hat five-week low. our road map begins with wall street's record run. stocks on track for another bounce at the open as the dow does close above 34,000 for the first time plus morgan stanley had a strong

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures do indicate a fresh high for the s&p atthe road map begins with taxes, infrastructure, and the economic recovery the president says he is open to

is up next >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla, david faberase goes public in a landmark day for crypto and that's where our road map will start. bitcoin topped 64,000. the irs points to crypto in closing the massive tax gap and enter earnings with banks in focus, jpmorgan, goldman and wells fargo all releasing their numbers this

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are soggy again, after the worst day for, verizon, the apple product announcement we will see if we can avoid three days down for all major indices. we haven't done that since early march. our road map begins with the netflix sub stumble. shares are down ahead of the open on top to be the only faang stock now negative for the year. >> plus, it's all about apple. a bi

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber features with some mild give-back, a jam-packede and powell speaks and the coin based shortage and much more microsoft, speech recognition company, nuance, 19.7 billion, the ceos will join us exclusively th

i'm carl cant nia with skrim yarm and david faber will join us in a second stocks set to take a breatheras imf boosts forecast for europe and the u.s. bond market finds footing today too. ro been a begins with the continued archegos fall out. credit suisse taking a $5 bi

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer david faber has the morning off.ax policy, some mixed news on vaccines, jobless claims, run a bit hot, ahead of jobs friday tomorrow, when stocks are closed. our road map begins with the new month. stocks are set for a higher open plus pfizer says its vaccine lasts at

on carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber ups, tesla covid deaths the lowest since october.ups higher and the faang names are on the way. >> and ge shares under prern the compan

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber final week of april and busiest week of earningseek for earnings. more than a thir

carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. the morning trade hits a speed bump the u.s.rence if an hour. in the meantime inflation hawks dodge a bullet cpi hot by 1/10 and -- j&j pause. federal health agencies making the recommendation following rare blood clot cases te

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber futures are mixed.watch watching j&j's decision. and the road map begins with tax fear, and stocks are set for a muted open after concerns about a capital gains tax hike did fuel the sell-off. >>> crypto crumble $200li

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is on assignment record highs at the open are in sightins with the busiest day for earnings

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer and david faber futures do indicate a little more grind this morningttention this morning as he outlines the u.s. economic boom, infrastructure, and a lot more we're going to get to that our road map will begin with that so-called goldilocks moment, the jpmorgan ceo says the boom could last to 2023 and ron goldman sees limited long term damage to the economy. >>

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber dow futures are a bit soft as we work through this presidential address tonight, but jim, it really comes down to what you are now calling this gauntlet, this 72-hour of gauntlet of earnings that we're in. >> the companies are reporting at the same time they don't need to do that but yesterday, it was positive the overall ones were good today, it's more mixed and i think that's what is really strange, and we'r

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber is on assignmentighs for s&p, nasdaq, earnings are the story, amazon, twitter, exxon, chevron, and more signs of price pressure with core pc, the highest month on month since 2009. our road map begins with amazon, twitter and now apple's eu anti-trust woes plus closing the book on what is obviously a very strong month for stocks and

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber features are up on more solid q1 earnings from delta jobless claims, and retail sales two times the estimates. our road map begins with a landmark moment for crypto though

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber who is back we are set for some record highs atme more reopening news from movies, to vegas, to restaurants, our road map will begin with the economic boost to stocks, futures are pointing to a sharply higher open, following that job