we have tim and gina both on board here so it should give netflix a better day next up is etsy.orst performer in the s&p this year as internet names keep taking a beating. shares are down 25% in two weeks, and they're nearly 50% off the november 52-week high. not everyone is bearish. needham names it the top stock pick last week saying, quote, all the reasons to be bullish are still there. tim, what do you say >> kelly, i say bail and bail again. there's not enough growth in this growth stock. i recognize the two-year stack was 129% i understand this was the right place to be internet stocks overall but you are not getting the same growth in the next couple of years. take rates are going down. they have to spend to grow, and i realize that's what growth companies do but through acquisitions and investing in marketing, i just think the best time to have owned this stock was really pre-pandemic i see -- first of all, i mean artisanal last time i checked was -- i wanted artisanal cheese i don't need a sock puppet i think there's a limit to the size of this addressable market, i rea

a couple of months ago etsy was at $307. now it's been cut in half, falling to 154 thanks to the high-flying growth stocks kind of like paypal more on that in a moment etsy has been punished because investors have decided their business is too linked to the pandemic once we get through this horrific omicron stretch, they're convinced that people who create and sell on etsy will go back to their regular jobs. the great, i don't know, rehiring the kind that gives you health insurance. thing is the same thing as shopify. but in the end, i doubt that will be enough to derail the story. nor do i feel that the news about shopify and what it's doing is the death knell but that's not my point here fifth is paypal. paypal my charitable trust owns paypal. i'm going toa remonstration. do you think about allen do you think about jimmy g.? do you think about how stupid you were to buy paypal it sold 50 times earns before the fintech class. now it seems destined to the same price level as the big banks. even though it's growing at a 18% c

we remember that are some of the biggest laggards now buys we'll drill down on moderna, netflix, etsynd amd. and charged up tesla shares caught up in the market meltdown. some say the stock is ready to rebound. and we'll peek to power player sam bankman freed of ftx the company valued at $32 billion. his net worth maybe two third of that it comes despite concerns of a bitcoin bear market. kelly? >> wow looking forward to it. hi, everybody. stocks are rebounding. at least you end it feeling better like the teams that made a pretty good run at the games they lost. nasdaq up 2.5% and the dow's up 231 in deal news sony is buying bungee the deal valued at $3.6 billion. sony shares up 4% after microsoft's acquisition of activision and a purchase of zynga. boeing shares helping with a sale to qatar aircrafts with a list price of $4.5 billion session highs. the broad retreeat in share prices is prompts a debate if it's the start of something sinister mike santoli is here to grade the correction. >> i think you'd have to say that this correction not to say it's fully done is definitely getting

el peloton down 75% over the last 52 weeks whereas etsy is up 22% over the past year. affirm holdingsings sinking at this hour -- holdings, leading the way down after the u.s. announced it opened a probe into the practice of buy now, pay later which lures customers in, but often is slaps them with he was hefty fees. affirm, which ipo'd in january of last year, is down 16% since its debut. we are just one day away from the largest consumer electronics convention in the world. but will the story be the marvelous new invention vexes that we cover every year, pushing the boundaries of tech, or will it go down as history as the super-spreader event not seen since the coronavirus pandemic began? we've got the man in charge of ces 2022. consumer technology association president gary shapiro is here live next. an award honoree for its camera robot system is in action. that's going to change the foreign labor world, i would bet. the closing bell ringing in 30 minutes. dow stones industrial -- dow jones up. the s&p up a little, it would be a record. we're coming right back. firs

because while a stock may be down a lot -- etsy is a good example.h prior to that, look at the absolute valuation not just the percentage it is down. netflix is cheap compared to where it usually is on an ev or ebitda base. do the homework, if it is at historical low wade in. >> i don't know if you want to do a victory lap on act vision, you liked it in the november or december time frame. i don't know how much of a victory lap, because the stock is to the doing well it is 13 bucks below the price. >> we got that all right we were buying it heavily in november and december as i talked about on the show of course it is not a huge victory lap because six months ago it was at $100 but we did invest heavily when it was down low. this is a real regulatory challenge. it is going to take the better part of a year and a half to see it through so the big spread is probably somewhat appropriate we are weighing our options about what to do here. >> we will leave it there. come back soon, chris. we will check back in then thank you for you are time. >> good to b

biggest losers, moderna, etsy, battery maker enphase and align environment. joining us now good to have you back on the program. what do you make of the first wild week so favre 2022? >> it has only been about 12 days but feels like a month or two. the markets have started off on an unsettled start based on the fact that the consumer is in a pretty healthy position right now new orders continue to rise to a healthy level. we have seen about 8 to 10% earnings those are positive over short term, the markets likely remain unsettled. we talked about that o omicron and inflation. the fed is probably the biggest wildcard the fed is moving to accommodate a policy at this point, four rate hikes are pencilled in the market for this year interest rates will likely raise the pressure. >> let me cut in there and get back to rates. we assume a rate hike will be a quarter point. it is suggested we need a half point they've set up the number of rate hikes and the timing of that the market is dealing with rising rates the fed is talking about. that tightening along with rate

amazon, 3200 just about a week ago, now $2800 some big consumer names as new lows not just etsy, butnd best buy, ross stores and even starbucks which is a pretty big growth name in the consumer sector sitting at a 52-week low. starbucks has been straight down for a number of weeks. the minute we hit 10% down, everybody says this hasn't happened in a long time. that's true. what's unusual in what's happened here, we haven't seen a 10% correction they are fairly common actually. i'm going to show you since world war ii, declines of 5% to 10% are very, very common. it's happened 84 times since world war ii the average recovery time has averaged about one month so we're right in a very normal pattern. what's not normal is that we haven't had a 10% decline in so long that's why people are so shocked. 10 to 20% declines are far less common but that's not uncommon it happened almost 30 times essentially since world war ii and the average recovery there has been four months so the point is that we have seen these many, many times before the market has dealt with them we're in some unusual si

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i buy them on etsy. this success.rdrobe of masks -- the work mask, weekend mask, funeral mask, wedding masks -- too bad. now, if you wore a cloth mask because the c.d.c. was kind of okay with it and got infected with covid, the c.d.c. also has some new guidelines for how long you should isolate from other people. and it turns out those guidelines are weird as hell. >> the same the c.d.c. finds itself facing backlash over some of its other recommendations concerning how long those who have tested positive for covid should isolate, and whether a negative test should be required to end that isolation. >> the c.d.c. says the infected can end isolation if fever-free just give days after a positive test, when a study of infections in the n.b.a. suggests more than a third are probably still infectious. ending day five should include a negative rapid antigen test tweeting one to have the researchers. why do all the work to identify infections if we are going to let them just go back to work while still potentially infectious?

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the hobbyiest stocks are kind of all -- etsy is coming down i thought etsy had a great holiday seasonnd that's been a terrible performer so i don't know. maybe this whole kind of -- the web is more than just alphabet and amazon right now, that's not the case it's back to being amazon, alphabet, alphabet, amazon, metaverse. >> that's exactly what rbc names amazon a top pick of the year. >> one of the internet's true alpha dogs. >> that's true >> talk about some of the parts, again, aws, what are they worth, if that were to ever be the case separately >> we know the advertising business is good and the stock kind of ran into this, well, maybe they're expense structure wasn't that good i don't know, david, i think jassy is fantastic i think amazon has an amazing, amazing winter and that, once again, if you use it, i think you get hooked it's kind of like the sackler product. >> god well, let's not make that comparison, thankfully >> okay, maybe, that was off key. >> that was a little off key i know, you may be -- >> i don't know. diet soda. >> that's a little better. i like that, yeah. y

her bill has been endorsed by consumer groups, retailers, labor, and online marketplaces like etsy and ebay, and the day after we announced this hearing, amazon endorsed it too. we've negotiated and worked hard on this bill to achieve consensus, and i hope we can make it law soon. and the shop safe act introduced by senator coons and tillis, today we'll hear from a distinguished panel of witnesses who will talk about the scope of the problem. there is bipartisan support and momentum for addressing it, and i hope we get it done. i turn to my colleague and friend, congressman, senator, did i cover every possibility. chuck grassley of iowa. >> well, i thank you for your remarks and thank you for calling this hearing. it's very important that we look into the roles of big tech in this area. americans increasingly rely upon the internet to purchase everything from health care products and infant formula to iphone chargers and even automobile parts. unfortunately, criminals are using the online platforms to sell counterfeit or stolen items that can be very dangerous to consumers. this hearin

so you have the president meeting with top executives from general motors, from hp and even etsy amongt there and they're going to be hitting at the idea that even if it results in higher taxes, the costs are worth it to unlock the economic activity that's been hampered, especially by the pandemic. >> thanks to both of you. covid symptoms that linger for weeks or even months after being should have gotten better. it's known as long covid but who gets it and why? there's a new study out and it could offer some hints. we're going to take a look at that. but first, though, big papi headed to cooperstown. david ortiz, the former boston red sox slugger was the only player to be voted into the baseball hall of fame tuesday night and some of the biggest names did not make the cut. it was the tenth and final year of eligibility for barry bonds, curt shilling, but here is ortiz last night getting his good news. >> yes! good news >> yes ments. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat

jonathan: in the previous hour, we talked about cheap grace it -- about etsy graphic -- about betsy graseck stanley. this stock has delivered in a big way as well. two's, tens, and 30's going into retail sales a little bit later on. the 10 year, 1.7 415%. we had a little look at 93 earlier on. let's get you some single names and kick things off with those banks and kick things off with romaine. romaine: one of the bright spots over the last couple of weeks has really been the banks. we did see a decent rally heading into these earnings. jp morgan shares down almost 3% in the premarket. let's keep in mind they missed on fic trading, they missed on equity trading, they missed on equity underwriting. there were some bright spots with regard to the investment acting unit, but as you have been talking about all morning, this isn't just about the revenue jp morgan pulls in. it is about the payout they are having to make to retain some of that talent. business expenses higher as well. it will be interesting to see what they talk about on the call with regards to how persistent some of that is goin

check out moderna, netflix, etsy, nvidia and more.thought it would be good time to go dumpster diving, one person's trash is another's treasure one trader coming up with one name so bad it's good. jeff, we tasked you with this, you came up with not one but ten names. there's so much to die for these days. >> a why, that says anything abou . >> yeah, if that says anything about the market sprks not a good thing i'm going to hit you with first nike i like the price action. down 20% largely filled the gap from last july 140 key level. i like that it bounced off that and most important nike has pricing power, critical in this market another jaw-dropping price move is boston beer sam, i think is down somewhere near 70% they had operational issues, they over estimated, over-bought inventory, all sorts of issues, the stock was crushed but they're in a good business and the craft is growing more quickly and the valuation is better than company like constellation, not to throw them under the bus, but sam has room to upside after a big drawdown

is trying to resuscitate support for the spending package today ceos from companies like ford, hp, etsy, microsoft and others will be at the white house to hear from the president directly on this one of the executives that we hear from, i'm told he is going to be touting some of the climate elements of this package, specifically the tax credits for hydrogen production. likewise, we caught up with sales force co-ceo mark benoff on his way in. he said it's about sustainability >> we're in a major -- we're in a climate emergency. that's why i'm here. >> reporter: but executives are going to have to be walking a tight rope here. gm's ceo also chairs the business round table which has opposed the tax hikes at the core of the funding for the package. specifically a 15% global minimum tax, and taxes on foreign earnings as well i'm told these executives are going to be promoting some elements of the package while keeping a hard line on taxes manufacturing lobbies have also been pressuring democrats for months to vote against this package. but if there is going to be a path forward, kelly, the

i haven't cracked on the books that lets us left with etsy. and face for solar, i like i think those are actually buys. this is a pretend and maybe just give it time and this one is really interesting so of the plus 10 billion, i'm liking enphase and twitter and pirnt esther there are 10 mid cap companies with 5 and $10 billion and that is avis budget, uwm holdings, upstart and pen that and the gap,ality altese usa and avis has seen the stock fall 70% in the last three months so maybe it is even cheap valuation is misleading. uwn is the number two mortgage in america and they'll tell you they do better than the competition in a rising interest rate environment i don't care this one has a work. it is a nightmare. up start use fico scores obsolete now this is back down. i don't know if it is cheap. 43 times earnings. but they're real okay so we're going to stick with that pen nat made a online bet on sports gambling, a industry that is way to competitive for me right now. to get customers in, it is good, i don't know i think. marvel life science

we remember that are some of the biggest laggards now buys we'll drill down on moderna, netflix, etsyand charged up tesla shares caught up in the market

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. >>> well, with etsy down more than 15% in a month, it is sales season naming a top pick into 2022 anddigit growth ahead. price target 325 there catch the full call at cnbc.com. don't go away. don't go away. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> names in the cloud among the many tech stocks that have come down to earth this week, as you know julia has that story for us. julia? >> well, carl, the latest fed move to taper is pushing investors more to rotate away from highly-valued unprofitable growth stocks. and the cloud sector continues to get hit hard by raising rates. now take a look at a couple of etfs that track the cloud sector the global excloud computing etf down more than 8% over the past week wisdom trees cloud computing etf also falling more than 10% week to date with more than a million shares traded each of the past two days and morgan stanley writing today that software valuations have contracted by 30% compared to an average of 22% decline in prior cycles morgan stanley warning that while investors are more concerned about rates than fundamentals, there are more questions around possible pull gu

that includes etsy. experts say that it can allow consumers to build trust in companies and make them feel more in control. >> there you have it. just right around the corner. >> i've never dated someone who didn't want something on valentine's day. >> don't you want something? >> you know, i don't really care. >> really? >> because if i don't get love the other 364 days, we won't make it to valentine's day. i don't like flowers. >> okay. >> i like candy. >> yeah, all of the above. check, check, check. all right, let's get a look at the forecast. we are still in january. let's not forget. >> and it seems like it's been so long since we've had rain, but as we are waking up and heading out this morning, those temperatures will make you remember that it is january. it is very chilly out there. and we've also had a hazy sky, so we're watching the air quality as the fire burns just to our south and some of that smoke drifts in. a measure of the particulate matter shows moderate air quality for today, all acro

but if you're a hairdresser or etsy artist or someone who gets paid via venmo, the tax authorities are watching that account and venmo and paypal are turning that information over to the irs. if you've got child tax credit payments throughout the year, you'll probably get less back on your return. theoretically you could owe money, but that's unlikely. just be ready for extra steps. and here is a big one. if you made money off bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, that's no different than making it off stocks or other investments, so you'll owe capital gains if you sold your bitcoin for a profit. these days it's not a risk. bitcoin is worth about half of what it used to be. but a lot of people who are playing around on the robinhood or coin-based app don't necessarily realize there is a tax bill coming due and capital gains taxes are much bigger than standard income tax, particularly if you bought and sold the asset quickly. chris chmura is going to have more advice coming up in about ten minutes and there's some advice as well ahead on the "today" show. >> if you're expecting a refund an

>> so, pete, let's go there, okay we mentioned docusign and teledoc, and docusign 51% off, it's an etsy, doordash and wayfair and roblox which josh brown bought and said yesterday when he was with us that he's used the dislocation in the market to buy more of that i mean, at what point does a roku at 67% off its 52-week high start to get somewhat attractive again, you may not pick the exact bottom and we're not suggesting that anybody on the panel -- >> right >> -- has such incredible skill to be able to either call the tp or pick the bottom and at the end of the day it doesn't matter if you're close you're close at what point have these stocks come down enough that suggest, okay maybe i'm a longer term investor and i can take advantage of this opportunity and then the jenny call that says no. don't fool yourself because they have a lot more to go. >> yeah. that is a difficult to answer exactly because you do watch the stocks that deserve to be falling. when you look at these stocks that you're talking about, scott, they really are exactly the category we talked about a year and a half

i'm not on etsy shop, i didn't >> jimmy: did you have to go on uline and order a box or something?: 90 boxes, yeah. >> i'm spray painting the logo on the side of the box. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> we wanted to be cool, we want it to be good. we each have our own thing. i won't giving anything away. mine's cool. do you know glow forge? >> jimmy: no. >> it's a laser printer. >> jimmy: i like it already. >> a laser beam that cuts into any piece of wood, piece of leather, piece of acrylic, whatever. >> jimmy: you put it in the box? >> not the glow force. [ laughter ] that's gigantic. i made a diy thing because i've been using the glow force to make stuff. >> jimmy: can you give yourself a tattoo with the glow force? >> glow force. like "star wars." glow forge. >> jimmy: oh. >> you have to close the lid, you can't put your arm in there, you have to close the lid. >> jimmy: what if you're a tiny person, can you get in? >> yes, you can get laser eye surgery. [ applause ] >> jimmy: wow, that's amazing. >> our boxes are done. it was incredibly stressful. >> jimmy: by the way, you asked me a

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heads of major companies meeting an hour in the white house, including ceos from gm, ford, microsoft, etsy and hp. white house sources telling us this is show of sport h support for biden's "build back better" think. the ceos think passing bbb may mean new taxes the benefits are worth it, saying quote the president will meet with ceos that support "build back better." the private sector leaders will highlight what they see as the key benefits of bbb for the american economy and american business but this corral of top corporations is not sitting well with some on main street who say the new taxes would crush them. the president of the job creators network says the empty seat for small biz today at this roundtable is glaring. quote, it's a serious problem when two-thirds of all jobs are created by small businesses and biden has no one there to speak on their behalf. even the scaled down versions of the spending and climate bills are a one two gut punch for the same small businesses who are contending with a labor shortage, ever rising inflation and energy costs. automakers like gm and ford

your hand in one side they can stick their hand in the other side you get to hold it this is from etsy how cute is that. >> that is hilarious. >> carson is one clicking it right now. >> get it carson. >> he's getting it and you guys know this if they have little kids they love pop it get these from paper stores. and it is a notebook so -- >> oh that's cute. >> isn't that cute at paper stores. and finally who doesn't love minten i think you can see the beautiful models. >> i love minton yeah. >> and you can do custom puzzles. great to do with families. they are so adorable savannah i have your savannah anniversary one here at my house that my children put together and my daughter said, mom, all these people look so friendly. i said yeah they do. america's family right there. >> so sweet. >> great ideas, filled with love happy valentines day guys. >> carson they mocked up a daily family puzzle. a whole series now >> and comes with a bag too. >> really cute you always have the best ideas "good housekeeping," lorie thank you so much. check out the gifts at today.com/shop. >> we're back wit

i look at etsy, 307, traded at 153, now at 185. look, should it have been at 185? it has earnings and may have acceleration earnings. a lot of stocks that sell at 50 times earnings, those stocks were blasted yesterday and go to 48 times earnings. i know they're expensive, but we have to recognize, carl, the stocks that are never cheap. nvidia i've been following nvidia since i found out the they're the main reason ali is doing well they gave a presentation people didn't pay attention to what they're doing in gaming is predominant. one of the greatest cfos in the world gave a bullish presentation at jpmorgan, stock 346, down to 270 no one is ever in nvidia, because yesterday it was really expensive. well i don't know. do you see you're never going to buy jensen long it's always expensive. i urge people to buy a little. don't do it at once but recognize there's stocks that are never cheap and the only reason why they're down is because of interest rates and that interest rates don't necessarily go up forever. >> right. >> couple really quick names one is target and d

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are giving money to people inside was this incredibly increased reporting device for venmo, paypal, etsy things online, they'll be reporting $600 one time to the government. then you have to go, that was a bicycle and actually pay this much, did you keep the receipt from 5 years ago, no, i think it's $5,000 of income from uncle sam and as you just said, $80 billion to hire more people. bill gates, no, people who buy and sell pay poll, venmo, that's their target and it's trickled down taxation, first they say only a few people, then it comes down to everybody. i think what's important to focus and point out to our viewers is that this is having an impact on lots of -- millions of americans, the gig workers, the freelancers, the independent contractors, tell us how they are getting impacted by this because i think many people thought this was going away when build back better fell apart and yet -- that's why nancy pelosi says we have to pass the bill and read it later. no, no. we need to understand what's in the bill. we are learning this now. yeah, this is all from a bill that was past la