david faber. and now, here is your opening bell countdown on cnbc. ♪ >>> kicking off his stint on "jeopardy" last night to stellar reviews is, david faber. welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange looking to give back on monday's losses watching data showing a big increase in vaccinations and a number of companies raising guidance today including under armour, dupont, and more jimbo, start with last night's "jeopardy" which is really, it lit up twitter, i think. right, david would you you agree? got to be pleased with the response. >> rare twitter has been so kind i appreciate that, and appreciate everybody's kind comments and certainly look forward to everybody watching rest of the week it's a good week >> it did feel like david had done it hundreds of times. you were so smooth you made everyone feel comfortable. you were comfortable some incredibly hard clues there. i felt bad for the contestants. >> yes. >> including t

honey, soap, david faber >> awesome for david jealous of that.>> yeah. >> what is this tiktok stuff it seems like you can choke. if you are taking giant bites of a near solid product, don't do that what in the world is happening >> i don't know. that's why my reaction to going through story -- the positive. it is not tide pods. >> don't even show it. >> i was watching that video i agree. >> it's what's next. it's like how many sticks of bubble gum can you put in your mouth challenge? >> that's better >> wbetter than what kristina partsinevelos, thank you. >>> ahead, decision day for the s.e.c. not college football in texas. not america's first bitcoin etf. dow futures down 136 we're back after that. sofi is a one-stop shop for your finances designed to work better together. save, spend, borrow, invest, and earn cash back rewards, all in one app. that's how you get your money right with sofi. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the l

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber is back.looking for more signals that maybe the delta variant is peaking out in the south and that risk is to the doviish side this weekend at jackson hole the fed's annual symposium is going virtual as the fda prepares to give

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. futures are obviously a little bit weak here. we'll talk some david on "jeopardy!" in a moment. we're looking at softness as we're coming off the s&p closing high that adp number was light, 330,000, that's where we're going to start, jim. yields, if we crack 112 we're looking -- we're going to go below that low we saw last month sl we're starting to read about hedge funds that were short that are scrambling when you see that, we tend to forget hedge funds seem to be short many things. there's so many hedge funds that when you see a spike like that, we should start thinking, wait a second, is someone on the wrong side of that trade we saw in the '80s there were people on the wrong side of the two-year but then they kind of got away from that. i'm reading about billion dollar losses of hedge funds. wait a second, before we just say it's weakness in the economy, maybe it's someone who just literally did not figure out that these are thinner than we thought. >> really, the bond market is t

. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. energy and stock caps. let's get to the pentagon for a briefing on what is happening. >> can you hear me okay? >> john, i can see you and hear you fine. >> the general will have some brief opening remarks, will address the events today, and then we'll take questions. i will moderated questions police, before you ask your question, identify yourselves and your outlet so the general has an idea of, and a reminder we have 30 minutes and a hard stop at 3:30, so general mckenzie, over to you. >> john, thanks. two sue i'd bombers, ace saysed to have been isis fighters detonated in the vicinity of the abbey gate, and the baron hotel, immediately ajdjadjacent at this time we know that 12 u.s. service members have been killed in the attack and 15 more service members have been injured. a number of afghan civilians were also injured and killed in the attack we're treating some of these at hkia, and some are at local hospitals. their loss weighs heavily on us all, and we'll talk about that more we continue to focus on

welcome to "squawk on the street", along with jim cramer and david faber. kind of a wild morning dow futures are week goldman sachs cuts its china forecast our road map begins with under pressure we'll explain wine plus an upgrade for tesla. this is over at jeffries the shares have been moving up lately. >>> a win for norwegian cruise line a federal judge ruling it can ask passengers for proof of covid-19 vaccination >>> we'll start with this crazy day of commodities action. jim. >> do you think it's all tied to the goldman china call >> but bitcoin goes up, that's our store of value, so what do we sell? we sell gold they seem to relate to each other. i don't really -- remember, i'm a believer in crypto i totally get it, but i used to think when you pick up inflation like with the employment numb, that's -- gold does well, but interest rates goes up that tends to make gold go down. gold is in a world of hurt i think people are reassessing it. >> mark bristow will tell you that the idea that something that was just dreamed up could replace thousands of years

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber bulls try to rally around vaccine approval hopes, jackson hole hopes and new signs of policy support in china. hang seng up 2%. china tech up 7% beginning with rally on. chinese tech names surging reversing course as bargain hunters search for value. >> plus the faa opening a new broad review of boeing we'll tell you what they're looking at. >> and, "actually not great. elon musk criticizing his own company's latest self-driving software get details on that straight ahead. so we're going to watch some of the chinese tech names and oil, jim, coming off best day since april. >> boom! what a bounce up get used to 70, goes down. what saudis are worried about things like -- pioneer devoted to turn it off if they want to. very profitable companies. when you have oil companies that are not living hand to mouth they can actually do the right thing. they can hold back when it's 60 and they can -- i have denver resources. >> you sdo do? >> denver, by the way, single best capture company, why i'm featuring them. >> don't even start. >> it's fa

what do you want to talk about this morning earnings out, bp, eli lilly, under armour and david faberor years unflappable. i mean, even to the point where he knows that there's a person who's won, but he doesn't let up there's still a lot of -- >> i heard you badgering trying to find out what happens good for him for keeping it sealed. >> ah. and one of the things very difficult. i was watching with some friends. the final "jeopardy" was the hardest i can recall no one had it. including the contestants, but the greatest moment was when one of the contestants said, i have no idea -- no clue right jt they had no clue. anyway, i have no clue why clorox why it was as ba as it was, nos clue why under armour was as good as it was, and if final "jeopardy" would be even another day of a stock going higher it was square the only thing i think david and i left out was the term "spiritual opium." >> what comes from china. >> what's gaming from china? spiritual opium tick that tonight, right >> reminded me of karl marx. opioid of the masses in terms of the cpp? >> a jiaoching moment. in the gamin

. >> -- who should have been the winner of jeopardy, at least the host of it david faber. >> you win solutely no money but the joy. >> we appreciate the update. still, maybe we could have a cnbc jeopardy spin-off and david can host that. record highs for the nasdaq 100 both down. cyber security survivors especially on the move announcing buying rival firm mcafee is surging 11%, strong earnings beat story. stay-at-home stocks are dragging the nasdaq 100 lower today zoom, docusign, pelloton down, continuing weakness all week to the bond market we go huge ten-year auction just took place. more of the fallout with rick santelli rick >> absolutely. last week, we lifted off of 112. and 25 basis points exactly in new york this morning. look at the intra-day chart. we hit 1.37% many are looking at what the next area to pay attention to is many are look at this july 13th levels, july chart, close of 132. that bump on the left, we'll see h higher yields. i personally like to go back to 2012 and 2016. that chart shows you a double bottom, precovid, all-time two closing yields in july, those resp

i'm david faber. along with jim cramer and we are live from the new york stock exchange carl -- has the morning off. >> and joe is not on the voe. >> show. don't even have john toy do introductions. a lot for you this morning of course. futures, setting up for the open half hour from now by the way, amc, it's one of the biggest pre-market gainers lots to talk about with chairman and ceo adam aron. yeah joining us from a few minutes. jim looking forward to that interview he promised to both of us and he is making good on that promise. >> i reached 0 ut to him when i realized, of course, the company was reporting and we're going to get into this. a considerable cohort of people who embraced the stock market. evident from this conference call, and undeniable and not necessarily something we should sneer at. >> no. >> because we want new investors, but i think jim chanos from the previous show raised good opinion about why the stock is so high. >> talking about all of those things before that, jim what ca

you go, david faber. our colleague did a great job.ther plug >> he does a great job very good job indeed in the meantime, disney releasing new pricing details on its star wars galaxy edge park a family of four and two-night stay on the entry level star cruiser sets you back $6,000 that does include food and immersive activities and valet parking. >>> rihanna is now a billionaire. she has an estimated net worth of $1.7 billion. the second richest woman in entertainment behind oprah the valuation comes from the makeup and lingerie business empire fenty and savage. >>> a new survey shows americans are willing to actually take a pay cut if it means they never have to go into the office again. survey showed 65% of american employees whose jobs can be done remotely would take a 5% pay cut to continue to work from home. >>> walter isaacson is penning a biography on elon musk he recently said musk is quote in some ways the steve jobs of our time musk tweeting late last night that followers should look out for the book if they are curious about

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber is back. the bounce continues futures are green, the market looking for more signals that maybe the delta variant is peaking out in the south and that risk is to the doviish side this weekend at jackson hole the fed's annual symposium is going virtual as the fda prepares to give pfizer's vaccine full approval. >>> and a judge ruling that the so-called gig worker law approved by california voters is unconstitutional uber, lyft and doordash are all down in the premarket. >>> and robinhood is moving higher several firms initiate coverage today. we will get to all of them >>> first up, though, jackson hole of course as you know by now is going virtual, one more casualty of the resurgence in covid and the delta variant. a lot of notes out this morning, jim, suggesting that powell is not going to say anything market moving >> i don't know how he can we've got this major public health issue every time we think that we've got covid under control, covid surprises us so if you go back and look at april,

. >>> all right, david faber checked me this morning -- [ buzzer >> when i was caught in the act on "pardy!" all week when robinhood got halted for volatility i was flee gulen you were getting a double from when it came public last week i'm so glad because i told you to buy it. faber cut me to the quick asking if i'm so excited to lose caution and give the wrong impression my other partner carl quintanilla reminded me of my last book. they're right. so immediately after they brought me back to earth i realized i was encouraging people throw caution to the wind i take it back i said that right then it might have been me in my whole hedge fund when we were awfully concentrated some say overlyoncentrated i don't want anyone to be a pig. many robinhoodies got stock in the ipo and amraudz that i urged them to sell something right here, okay right now, maybe tomorrow. maybe as much as half your position so you that can you recoup the original position and play with the house money. i begged them to take off enough to go buy a cashmere sweater like my mom would do when we won at the casino o

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off. coming up that ugly close on wednesday and it is risk off again as oil, copper, iron ore drop on these global growth concerns goldman cuts its gdp forecast. got the ten-year below 1 1/4 futures deep in the red following the worst daily performance in about a month the fed closing in, we think, on tapering meantime. robinhood shares down after its first earnings report as a public company, and in a few moments we'll talk exclusively with cisco's ceo chuck robbins about the quarter. i know you're watching materials for sure as we got crude almost back to 63. >> look, there's been a change in the permian last week the rig count was up, and it's up pretty significantly. we'd been very restrained in our pumping, but i think there's a lot of oil companies that just decided you know what, 70, turn it on. and now it's coming back down because of us. at the same time, chuck robbins says it too. who knows what the variant's going to do. the variant's going to slow things we know that travel and

i'm david faber along with morga morgan brennan and mike santoli. we are live from the new york stock exchange jim andcarl off this morning let's give you a look at futures, one-half an hour from now, you can see it's called kind of mixed but a little bit up as the implied open at least. we're going to start, though, of course with an update on ida it is now a tropical storm valerie castro is on the ground in new orleans skps, and she jos live with the latest valerie. >> good morning, david we are in the heart of the french quarters. this was certainly not spared by hurricane ida yesterday. it made landfall just before noon i want to get out of the way and show you some of the damage we've seen this morning. this is actually a portion of a roof here at decatur and taluse. we got here when it was still dark we thought maybe it was one of the balconies from the neighborhoods. it's actually a portion of a roof it also ripped down a lamp post with it and damaged one of those balconies on that upper floor. we want to show you some video that we gathered

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.&p looks to extend its win streak to six as a new round of companies raise guy dand, salesforce, snowflake, jackson hole kicks off, jobless claims and revised q2 gdp are in line one fed president tells cnbc it is time to taper. >> we are keeping a close eye on covid. hospitalizations topping 100,000. that's the first time they've done that since january. >> and supply chain uncertainty, a number of retailers point to higher costs from manufacturing shortages and port backlogs. what rick rieder was saying about corporates and free cash flow and the guidance we're getting from the like force of salesforce and snow which you heard last night on your show. >> i'm so glad you went with what rick reeder was saying. that is the theme. the cash flow of these companies, salesforce, extraordinary. just making so much money. if you listen to that conference call you would say, one, it's okay to taper. two, this is something, new theme. europe is incredibly strong. europe is ahead of us in vacci v

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off.utures are under the gun to start the week after the tramgic developments out of afghanistan. our road map is going to begin with the taper time line shifting policy views have potentially opened the door for the fed to announce it will begin tapering as early as september. >>> the u.s. opens a safe tri probe into the autopilot probe and cripypto surging, topping a $2 trillion market cap for the first time in three months we just listed some of the worries that we wake up to on a monday we're going to get a lot of retail earnings this week. maybe they give us a better sense to at least how the consumer is digesting all of this i think that's absolutely true a lot of the price increases that frank holland discussed are jarring. i think the response is everybody got money from the government there's no resistance of it. these are deguys who know to cut and promote if they feel like they need to discount things and they obviously don't think there's any need to discount what we're going t

-- david faber. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and thank you, everybody, for being here.g the total winnings of the contestants and donating that amount to the robin hood foundation, whose mission is to elevate new yorkers out of poverty. as a native new yorker, i am so thankful for this opportunity to raise a lot of money for a great charity in my hometown. with his $52,000 win yesterday, well, our champion, matt, helped add to that total. and today, we welcome kevin and nicole to the game. here are your categories in the jeopardy! round... and in this, we're looking for the name of the maker of each car. and... matt, start us off. 16th century, $1,000. - matt. - what's suleiman? - yes. - talk to the hand, $1,000.

-- david faber! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everybody.nancial journalist, i live in a world of facts, and what i love is that that's what "jeopardy!" is all about. having also played as a contestant with alex, i understand just how important it was to him that the players were able to perform at their very best. and i hope and intend to honor that standard as a guest host this week. welcome to matt, kent, and anna, and let's play "jeopardy!" here are the categories... and... matt, you're our 8-day champion, and you will start us off. - senate, $1,000. matt. what's virginia? - yes. - science, $1,000. - kent. - what is cumulonimbus? that is correct. hill & mountain idioms for $1,000.

. >> i'm david faber in for wilfred frost. energy and stock caps. let's get to the pentagon for a briefing on what is happening. >> can you hear me okay? >> john, i can see you and hear you fine. >> the general will have some brief opening remarks, will address the events today, an

-- david faber. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone.modio's total on yesterday's show, well, it kind of reminded me of my day job-- discussing the gyrations of the markets. it was a tough final jeopardy! but we are ready for a new game, and we welcome ashley and james. here are your categories. and we begin with... and... matt, we begin with you. world war ii, $1,000. - matt. - what's rommel? - yes. erwin rommel. - interior, $1,000. though her last name sounds like a european country, this interior secretary is the first native american to head a cabinet department. [ beep ] deb haaland. deb haaland. matt, go again. etymology, $1,000.

-- david faber. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everyone. what a great week.he staff and crew here of "jeopardy!" they've been so helpful and supportive, and believe me, i've needed it. i've had so much fun. and how lucky am i to have been a part of matt's incredible run. we're gonna see if that can continue today. welcome to our challengers, patrick and madeline. let's play "jeopardy!" with these categories. we'll start off with... and in this, we want you to name the show... ...is our final category. matt, as you have been, lead us off. novels, $1,000. matt. what's "all quiet on the western front"? - that is correct. - oceanographic, $1,000. and you hit a daily double. [ applause ]

-- david faber! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert, and welcome, everybody.att amodio, he became the eighth-highest money winner in "jeopardy!" history. yes, that's right, matt. [applause] that doesn't include tournaments. but it is quite an accomplishment. way to go. of course, i know our new players, christina and harry, are eager to start making their own mark on the game. good luck to you all. here are the categories in the "jeopardy!" round. ♪ we start off with... and finally... i'm cynthia erivo with clues about aretha franklin whose genius is captured in a new "national geographic" series. the full season of "national geographic's" "genius: aretha" series is available on hulu. matt, you know the drill. get us started. religion, $1,000. matt. - what's amish? - yes.

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. >> and now here is the host of the faber report, david faber. >> thank you, johnny gilbert all right, there you go. i'm back to you. i want to talk about spacs let me give you a quick rundown of where we're going to head first. the largest spac out there, one of the more favorable for investors in terms of at least an alignment with the actual spac holders we're going to talk about bill ackman's spac, the lawsuits, i reported on this yesterday i want to clarify some of those things i want to talk about minimum cash requirements in spacs this is coming up a lot lately given the very high level of shareholder redemptions. ackman put out another letter basically saying, listen, he's going to try to move to a spark, which is a new vehicle he's creating, that he wants to get the s.e.c. to sign off on. if it's approved by the s.e.c. and he getz the spark warts as well, he says then, you know what i'm going to do with psph if we haven't entered a merger transaction, i'm going to give you your money back and then you're going to get an opportunity to participate in the spark. they don't take

i'm david faber with morgan brennan and mike santoli live from the new york stock exchange jim and carl both have this morning off. let's give awe look at futures as we get ready for an opening bell 30 minutes from now. you can see -- let's call it slightly lower and let's get to our road map this morning it starts with ida's aftermath no water or lechty for thousan -- electricity for thousands and restoring could take weeks. >> shares of zoom video sinking. revenue topping $1 billion first time ever but a slowing growth outlook is spooking investors. >> renewed covid headwinds for restaurants. a new report shows the delta virus is hitting the restaurant industry hard. >> start wit markets before we delve into as well the aftermath of ida mike it is the end of the month. for whatever purposes that serves we'll get obviously a jobs report as well this friday. thoughts as we sort of finish up this august? >> riding a couple of streaks here relatively significant. this would be the, presumably, up 3% for august so far, in the s&p 500. seventh straight month in fact, never been up february

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off. stocks look to head to losses after that worst decline in nearly a month we got retail earnings rolling on from target lowes, tjx, and we'll learn more from the fomc minutes. the retail rollout, target and lowes with results we've got the numbers. plus, fraud hype noise and confusion, why one fed official is slamming the crypto market, and apple near an all-time high after recapturing that $2.5 trillion valuation. retail definitely the name of the game this morning. want to talk lowes i guess to begin with >> i have marvin ellison on tonight on "mad money. i think he's doing an exceptional job. he was helped by how badly his stock was hit off home depot gross margins hit consensus, that was terrific. the regular consumer did well. if you go between the lines yesterday, i would have written home depot's release differently. they made it seem like that what's happened is the consumers cooled and not stopping anymore on weekends. we know that travel and entertainment is being hurt by del

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and mike santoli cramer has the morning off fed chair powell speaks in an hour, plenty of corporate results, dell, gap, pell peloto. we will keep our eye out of afghanistan after yesterday's tragic attack. obviously it's been about the fed for most of the morning so far, and the data, mike, as joe c was just talking about points to a slowdown in spending. >> and the markets obviously have been hesitating in the face of what seems like the ingredients of a slowdown. economic data have been missing a little more than they've been beating in the last couple of weeks. that's a change in tone, and just the way the market has traded you have this bounce in some of the economically cyclical stuff earlier this week. it seemed like maybe the pendulum was swinging and yesterday unwound a little of that i don't think it's very decisive in terms of where the market really thinks the july, august numbers are. it's a lot about, you know, how we get through this. what the beginning of september looks like, and you know, bond market pretty calm credit markets not sen

faber? >> just like david. >> just like faber, just like the college. >> yes good point there i don't know whatimits not allowed to talk about it. >> i don't know these things. >> i can see that. >>> dom chu knows about those. >> everyone just remain calm, all right? everyone remain calm anyway, my little hat to animal house. one of the biggest drivers of the last week's worth of moves to record highs. we're getting more retail earnings crossing this morning, mentioned advanced auto parts earlier, started off with a headliner after that, best buy earnings those shares are up 4.5%, decently heavy volume for this time of the morning. it comes out, the consumer elec electronics retailer posting better than expected profits shall better than expected revenues, better than expected same store sales and boost its forecast for the rest of the year why? a lot more folks are spending to upgrade their homes and offices to theose computers because they're afraid maybe covid comes back or work from home happens to stay. beneficiary up 4.7% right now. also in the market with shares on the move as well, we w

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber live at post 9 on the new york stock exchangesp of fresh highs, but we have settled back a touch. producer prices did run hot and evidence of declining credit card spend in areas like travel. >> 30 minutes into the trading session. three of the big movers that we are watching this morning. we start with palantir matching earnings estimates with revenue jumping 49% from a year ago, including a 32% jump in commercial revenue which investors are focused on 90% for u.s. commercial customers. company at the quick of the earnings call laying out the meta constellation of 237 satellites as they partner with other commercial space companies. so think a.i. in space of course, also on the call my favorite part of this, giving a shout out to the, quote, hobbits who crushed hack week's present and past long live the fellow shim exactly what you expect from a company named for "lord of the rings. sonos a surprise profit of 12 cents per share. the maker of home audio equipment issuing strong current quarter guidance more folks buying more soun

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. 're looking at softness as we're coming off the s&p closing

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off.t worst decline in nearly a month we got retail earnings rolling on from target lowes, tjx, and we'll learn more from the fomc minutes. the retail rollout, target and lowes with results we've got the numbers. plus, fraud hype noise and confusion, why one fed official is slamming th

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber gnat the new york stock exchange.vid concerns as u.s. cases now at a six-month high. jobless claims are in line ahead of the jobs number tomorrow. our metric ends with robinhood's wild ride after yesterday's 50% surge, the company's filing to sell up to nearl

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off.s oil, copper, iron ore drop on these global growth concerns goldman cuts its gdp forecast. got the ten-year below 1 1/4 futures deep in the red following the wors

i'm david faber.the morning off. >> and joe is not on the voe. >> show. don't even have john toy do introductions. a lot for you this morning of course. futures, setting up for the open half hour from now by the

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and mike santoli cramer has the morning off fed chair powell speaksep our eye

welcome to "squawk on the street", along with jim cramer and david faber.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. as a new round of companies raise guy dand, salesforce, snowflake, jackson hole kicks off, jobless claims and revised q2 gdp are in line on

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off.nistan. our road map is going to begin with the taper time line shifting policy views have potentially opened the door for the fed to announce it will begin tapering as early as september. >>> the u.s. opens a

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cr cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.ings our road map begins with a new month. stocks are going to look to pick up where the

i'm david faber with morgan brennan and mike santoli live from the new york stock exchange jim and carle look at futures as we get ready for an opening bell 30 minutes from now. you can see -- let's call it slightly lower and let's get to our road map this morning it starts with ida's aftermath no water or lech

i'm david faber along with morga morgan brennan and mike santoli.hange jim andcarl off this morning let's give you a look at futures, one-half an hour from now, you can see it's called kind of mixed but a little bit up as the implied open at least. we're going to start, though, of course with an update on ida it i