etsy is about twice as big as it was one year ago because of the nature of our marketplace, etsy getsr, so i think this is great for our sellers and great for our buyers. >> you mentioned market share, that you have grown. there's also the tough competitors like an amazon i don't know if you consider walmart, ebay, of course, but there's also the social media players that have grand ambitions of getting into shopping like tiktok or instagram or facebook. how do you view that everyone will be chasing this growth if you say it is going to be secular and continued story. >> i think they're all competitors. we compete for a share of wallet and home furnishings and clothing and jewelry and apparel. what gives me a lot of conviction is that we're not playing the same game everyone else is. amazon, walmart, they're building everything stores about shipping something to you cheap and fast, which you use and then it ends up in a land fill two seconds later. when i look at what other people are trying to do, they're also playing amazon's game. they're trying to sell you the same product that yo

he wasn't ready for it if you go to etsy site, take a look seeds, seeds and more seeds. it's gardening season. this year will be more -- it's going to be bigger than ever the only problem with lowes and home depot within spitting distance of the highs. if you want something that hasn't run as much with a good garden department, i like the stock of walmart this is seasonally strong time for the stock as larry williams explained in last week's off the charts walmart is an ideal hybrid stock because it's a go-to place to get vaccinated my wife got jabbed there and saw a lot to like on the way out but it's a retail store. here is the stock getting no love right now down $13 from the high off almost 3% for the year. up 9%, loser as we head into the first gardening weekend of the year, i think walmart, it will be a natural and what will happen because this is my stock and trade like i told you about with the chipotle yesterday, walmart is going to be let's say greedy positive with upgrades or price target boosts. hey, that's what happens what else? stanley black and decker too

one very hot part of the market th that's cooling off is etsy it's down about 4% the worst performing stock in the s&p. the online retail platform is 211% higher over the last year now analysts at key bank are saying maybe it's a sector weight, the equivalent of neutral. they say the near term potential for catalyst may not be there as much as it has been in the past. they still like the long term but etsy hairs after massive run over the last year cooling off a bit. it's now the equivalent of a neutral. keep an eye on those shares. back to you. >> one of the best pandemic plays out there. thanks >> we're into the busiest week of earning season with one of the highest profile names. tesla reporting after the bell the stock surged more than 7 07% in 2020. it's only up 4% so far this year it's facing some major head winds. one of its vehicles was involved in fatal crash this month. in china, it was the subject of protest at a recent high profile auto show. what does tesla need to say tonight, let's bring in a senior research analyst craig, it's good to have you here what is the most imp

. >>> a gut check on etsy.y bank sector weight firm says still has the best long-term growth story in its reopening basket, but taking a pause as etsy's more than tripled in the past year and more than 20% up this calendar year. d? >> well, becoming major showdown in the world of tech apple's contentious ios privacy changes set to go into effect with facebook arguing they will hurt small businesses most julia boorstin explains. so much back and forth here. >> that's right, d facebook's crew technique of apple's new operating system enabling people to opt out of ad building, damage reaching ads on facebook's platform. over 200 million businesses use facebook's family of apps warning apple's changes will cause as much as a 60% decline in those companies' sales. harvard business review issued a report saying estimate of 60% in revenue is too high. facebook is working with small business owners, such as lucy kelly, who spent $25,000 on facebook ads last year to promote her jewelry and crafting class. she's worried

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l 65% for gap stores and taking a look at some of the other parts of the market, watch shares of etsy down about 4%. after the online retailer platform gets a downgrade to the equivalent of a neutral at key bank capital markets thinking that the potential is waning a bit and still like the long term growth prospects a real pandemic play those shares off about 4%. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> now more than 228 million vaccine doses have been administered in the united states and multiple states expanding to every american 16 and older but at the same time millions may be skipping the second dose. meg? >> hey, tyler. about 5 million people according to reporting from "the new york times" over the weekend the cdc confirmed about 8% of people received a first dose who haven't returned for the second. they don't know because of hesitancy or access but looking at hesitancy it's interesting. there's a poll by nbc and "wall street journal" shows hesitancy down to 19% why that's down from 27% in october so actually the overall hesitancy issue is improving however, we have gotten through

there's a pro-vaccine subculture springing up in the booming demand for i got the vaccine gear on etsy. others telling their friends about which vaccine is better. even jerry fallwell is posting a selfie on instagram reading i got my covid-19 vaccine and a caption reading, quote, got the first moderna vaccine today. please get vaccinated so our nut case of a governor will have less reason for mindless restrictions. hey, reverend. whatever it takes, man. whatever it takes to get as many people vaccinated as possible no matter their beliefs or politics or anything. this is where the u.s. is right now. we're currently averaging 3 million doses every day. i didn't really know if that was going to happen or be possible. dr. hotez told me a few weeks or months ago this was our goal. we're there right now. it's still going to take us another three months until american adults are immunized enough to break the back, slow spread, which is what we're all focused on. it's important we get that as quickly as possible because we are still, still, still averaging 65,000 new cases every day across th

>> etsy, i'm trying to figure it out myself, to be quite honest. are blindsided by this decision given what the president had promised in the campaign and even in the early weeks of his administration. we are heading into the 100th day of his administration and this white house feels good about the progress they have made on a number of issues, but the one thing that has really been a thorn in their sides has been migration and immigration broadly. we have heard from administration officials that this is all a consequence of, effectively, the trump administration dismantling our legal immigration system and the hyper partisanship around the issue more broadly. here's what happened. president trump, former president trump had set a low cap, around 12,000 for refugee admissions this year. president biden had promised teresa to upper 60,000. the white house announced on friday they were going to do that. they're going to hold to that initial cap, blaming the broken immigration system, saying they need more time to restructure it when he saw the outcry

selling novelty mugs and t-shirts he's basically gone from running the country to running a shop on etsyht laughter ] oh, people are talking about this at the end of a zoom interview yesterday, former congressman ron paul -- did you see this he was spotted in a pretty interesting outfit take a look at this, this is real [ light laughter ] yeah country club on top. country music down below >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: jean shorts. >> steve: jean shorts. his age. >> jimmy: apparently he went from congressman to guy in charge of a bankrupt summer camp [ light laughter ] "let's do the egg and spoon race guys. i don't have any eggs or spoons, so let's just have a a race to the tree and back. well, here's some good news. the cdc expects all students will be back in school full time by september. parents are like, "that's great, 'cause we were dropping them off in september whether they were open or not. [ laughter ] figure it out. [ applause ] you can tell it's been a while because all the school buildings look like grey gardens. [ light laughter ] raccoons are now teaching a class. yeah, it will

harassing people through quilts [ laughter ] meanwhile, things have gotten so out of control, over on etsyust started a fight club >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely here's a crazy story usher was being criticized for tipping dancers at a las vegas strip club with fake money that had his face on it [ laughter ] well, the club said that it wasn't true, but someone from usher's team did leave some of the money behind take a look. this is real [ light laughter ] yeah in usher's defense, george washington did the same thing anytime he went to a a strip club [ laughter ] yep. usher is in hot water after he went to a las vegas strip club and used fake money with his face on it but he's saying the whole thing is a big misunderstanding, so here now on the phone to discuss the situation is usher [ cheers and applause usher, are you there >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: great. so - >> steve: okay >> jimmy: so you're saying this is a big misunderstanding, is that right >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now, correct me if i'm wrong, but the fake money was for a promo, but you actually did pay w

plus, what is the top selling etsy store in california.s live in new york with those stories and more. hi, jane. the high good morning to researchers from frontier, bundles, dot com set on most popular at sea shop in each state and in california it says its be well group. now the l a based company says health and wellness items but has done really well in the past year, selling fashionable and functional facemasks wal-mart is moving more of its workers, full time with the goal of having 2 thirds of that us hourly store workers. >> the full time with more consistent work schedules by early next year. so they would have 740,000 of the one 0.2 million us workers be full-time by january 31st walmart wants read wants to retain these employees. so that's why they're making this new. well, this april 15th normally tax day. but the federal government, many states extended the filing deadline this year to may 17 to give people more time to file the irs more time to process returns. april 15th, though, does remain a key deadline for some freelance a

in that period some of the gains are double that, close to that, across the board, snap, palo alto, etsyuare, plug power, draft king is up huge then you have some of the value reopen trades like the airlines over the last six months which are up a lot, the banks, the casinos, et cetera what are you going to buy if so many things are up so much >> well, i mean i can give you a whole list of things that are, you know, 10% or 15% off their highs. so like that's a great list that you just reeled out, but there's a contrary to that i can show you any market capsize you want, any sector you want so i think there is enough dispersion for you to be able to find opportunities i would just say one of -- look, i talk to young investors all over the country one of the biggest mistakes that i see people making is thinking that they always have to have a new trade or thinking that they always have to have a new idea or that, like, taking action in their portfolio every day is, like, going to help them in some way, shape or form it might be fun, but that's not actually what you need to be doing as an i

they make the worse parts of twitter look like your grandmother's etsy page. >> there are white supremacistsdress. my husband and i have been nervous. we have a baby. we're not trying to be reckless. but we feel so strongly, it's time for us to show up with our faces and our reputations and bodies and take on the risk that everybody else doesn't get to choose whether or not to have the safety. >> that's important part for me, taking the risk, with your skin, your white skin. >> exactly. i'm here to show my white face and show them that i'm here, and i don't like what they're doing. and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do things no other oven can, like flip away. the ninja foodi air fry oven, the oven that crisps and flips away. if you look around, you'll see the world can be pretty smart. sit down. actually, really smart. good boy. where do you think you're going? smart move, mom. wicked smart. i think they get it. at capella university, we thought your education should be smart, too. so smart, it can work at my speed? -yep. -you sure it can keep up? well, with flexpath, you can finish the

online sellers who use platforms like ebay and etsy and make more than $600 will have to report their income to the irs these platforms will have to send both the seller in the irs, a former than that has to be submitted to file taxes. now previously someone only have report income from online sales. if it was more than $20,000. and over 200 transactions. so this was part of a provision in the stimulus check bill and getting a babysitter will cost more was we start going out again. a new survey from the cost of a sitter went up 5%. >> over the pandemic. a factor, but center says the average for in person. one child baby cities, $18.36 an hour and this center for american progress. survey found the cause chalk or california is up 39 to 75% during the pandemic, depending on the age of the child in the location of the child care. and finally mcdonnell's leading many wal-mart stores. wal-mart partnered with some local businesses retail giant is looking at opportunities to partner with barbershops to that space to rental facilities, even some local restaurants as well. live from new york,

how about etsy? i call them the -- [laughter] what's going on?llish on the growth profits, long-term growth for etsy, but it's just run up so much. this stock is up hundreds of percent during covid because people were stuck at home buying masks and going online and shopping for those one of a kind items. j&j, we know that the coronavirus vaccine is back up and running once again. they're also restarting plans to sell their worldwide breast implants again and, yes, that matters for their bottom line. and finally, do you want to check in on otis and their elevators and escalators? better earnings for otis. i realize that you didn't want to touch that j&j story. [laughter] that's all you, susan, you can handle that one. i also want to show you pearson, great earnings and digital sales improving there. stuart: got it, pearson is up 2.5%. got that one. all right, we've got 30 stocks on the dow, here are the biggest winners headed by american express up nearly 2.25%. boeing, jpmorgan, visa all on the list. otis worldwide, the elevator people, up 5.7%.

where etsy for roughly a month and i show up on okinawa just at christmas time. and okinawa was great. as i look back though. most things are great for me, or i don't remember him. yeah, that's a great attitude. that's good. but i'm on okinawa and i meant camp henson on okinawa and i'm with an organization called provisional service battalion now the way i get there. i'm on ship. and it's an old clunker. and we're out there doing nothing and i realized and i'm kind of saying to myself and to others because i met my classmate my junior high and high school classmate on the ship. neither one of us having known the other was in the core and we both been in the corps for sale a couple years at the time and bumped into him on ships. so i'm then never saw him again until after we were both out had a reunion with him. and some other friends at home in augusta earlier this summer. anyway, i'm telling him and other people man. i i got to figure out a way to get off this ship before he gets to vietnam. i mean, i'm just being candid. i really did not want to go to vietnam.

i'm putting this up on etsy called edie's art. >> what's wrong?>> nothing. i mean like i'm sure more people have seen edie's art than the art teacher's art. >> at this point i'd say yes. >>> all right. michelle miller? >> well, my little story is from edmond, oklahoma, and we just have to give a cheer out to ynet lopez. she shared a special day with her family and hundreds of students at the school where she is a cafeteria manager. how about that? those are deer park elementary schoolers cheering on their beloved cafeteria maiden live stream as she was sworn in as a u.s. citizen. she passed the test last month i believe with four other members of her family. that's when some of the 500 students at the schedule surprised her -- school surprised her with a standing on,vation, down the loopholeway of the school. here's her reaction. [. >> i'm overwhelmed with love from everybody at the school. i think they love me. and we are a big family. >> how about that? congratulations to you, ynet. >> ynet lopez. way to go. great for the school to come out and

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winners, salesforce, apple, microsoft are big-time winners on the dow jones peer s&p 500, winners there etsyshare. the nasdaq winners, tesla is at the top and the rest-- paypal i see right there about 1.8% so there are some significant winners. nvidia, i can hear your voice, susan. nvidia, best perform on the s&p yesterday, up again this morning. what's behind the big move? susan: they are winning this generations chip battle by innovating and getting into the right businesses, so gaming, cloud, artificial intelligence, self driving and also now the server business and challenging intel with its first data server chip. businesses are guiding sales that even surpass their own for the first quarter of this year. yesterday nvidia surging. you have to buy that right names in this chip battle heading into this generation. stuart: we used to say nvidia should be among the five big tech companies and maybe it should be, $600 a share as we speak peer now, what about draftkings? i'm pretty sure they are up. not much, but they are up with the good news on sports betting. susan: also axioms is reportin

bank of america, and etsy among them. more on that later, but earnings are strong and that's helping the 401k's. we also have strong economic news today, retail sales blowout numbers, up 9%. that's extraordinary. the dow jones will be up 160, smp 24 or 25, huge gain for the nasdaq, a better than 1%. look at this, even though you have very strong economic numbers, the yield on the 10 year treasury just hit below 1.6%. that's wonderful news for big tech stocks, 1509 on the 10 year. three cheers for walmart as her chief executive doug mcmillan says quote we are not in the business of partisan politics. wouldn't it be nice if more ceos stopped taking political sides? dozens have the caved to the woke generation and also this , this is utterly wrong, the chair of the house judiciary committee jerrold nadler proposing legislation to expand the supreme court from nine to 13 members. that is not court reform, that's a takeover for political purposes of the supreme court for her we will talk to senator ted cruz a few minutes from

billion, for cyber security, a big deal there and then end on one here, for an analyst move, shares of etsyou got to be careful, you never know thank you. anyway, it's 9:00 a.m. see you later. >> see you tomorrow. >> see you later "squawk on the street" is next ♪ money, money ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber final week of april and busiest week of earnings so far. 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 thir