evan spiegel will be on later today. julia will be interviewing him we'll see you tomorrow and wednesday and flying back on thursday i'll see you on friday. >> where do you fly into >> nice. >> i'll have some rose in hand and maybe wear a beret or something. >> we got to go. see you tomorrow make sure you join us. "squawk on the street" begins now. >>> i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber we look forward to talking to evan spiegel stick around the futures down about 200 puts the dow on track for what would be five losing sessions. germany and france down about 1% oil near two-month lows. road map begins with trade tensions spooking stocks. futures point to a sell-off in the open amid heightened trade war fears betweethe world's two largest economies. >>> taking on amazon google invests $550 million into j.d.com. that's expanding the region. >> and cnbc exclusive you don't want to miss snap's evan spiegel will join us live at 10:00 a.m. >>> stocks are poised to open sharply lower on concerns about trade te

have you he was able to listen to julia boorstin wrapping up her interview with snap chat ceo evan spiegel>> isn't it uncanny how much evan and i look like each other? that jumped out at me while i was watching that. >> the thing that people need to understand about snap is irrespective, they have a ton of daily active users and that should drive more than enough inventory to be the growth driver when i look at the user they have and the current revenues they are if the programmattic advertising works, second price options and yield optimization, they've got a lot of revenue growth there, even before growing users. >> is that a bigger, broader vision thing spiegel talked about revamping android, for example. >> it's a good question. what we'll know in the next couple of quarters, the programmattic rm is ether they've got a technological issue with their platform that's not good enough in not allowing advertisers to spend what they want to spend or is it just that advertisers aren't used tot yet? and they're starting to put more money to work there? they've got a lot of headroom for adverti

snap ceo evan spiegel answers his critics and reveals what is ahead for investors.he street on monday (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. only with td ameritrade. >>> time to take tweets. should we use quadruple exploration in the directional strategy a great show we learn a lot what do you say, mike? >> they say witching that sounds scary. triple witching is scarier i don't look at that much. if you're looking at expiration, you ought to concentrate on the open mission but other than that, i don't focus on that. >> this one is unusual the next tweet comes from our executive producer maxwell meyers who asks who's a big boy today? who's a big boy today? carter >> this happened -- >>

julie sits down with snap ceo evan spiegel what can we expect >> i'll be asking spiegel about a rangehen we sit down ground zero for ad platforms, madison avenue executives and chief marketing officers for the world's biggest brands to discuss the future of advertising. we'll be talking about competition with facebook, backlash to snap's redesign, and the recent boost to transform the closed platform. snap announcing yesterday it's opening up the platform to app developers and introducing s.n.a.p. kit which will allow ad makers to bring s.n.a.p. features to their apps part of that snap announced a partnership with pandora enabling pandora sending songs through their snap facebook backtracks on the data sharing relationship with app developers as the access it gave developers draws scrutiny. that scandal is weighing on facebook's stock check out the performance. snap has been on a tear, along with twitter, facebook has lagged up 2% as investors weigh the impact of the scandal and the company's stock this year. in contrast, twitter is up 32% and snap is up 23% over the month. those gain

to tune in monday morning to "squawk on the street" when i sit down with the co-founder and ceo evan spiegel if you missed the run in snap, don't worry, mike has got a way to buy the stock for less than a buck. he's going to show you how to do it in his call to action. >> hi, there julia just mentioned the stock is up 23% in about a month, maybe a little less. it's moving very sharply off of those lows that's one of the reasons we'll look at buying options here. one of the issues though is that options because of all of that movement are fairly expensive, we'll look to our spread and we're going to try to find a fairly good risk reward. bear in mind if the stock was going to retrace the upswing we've just seen, that's going to be $2 to the potential downside. i'm going to look for a move of a comparable magnitude we've seen it up two bucks what if we could get another two dollars to the upside and not take the risk? we're looking at to july and trade i was looking at was the 1416 call spread when i was looking at this earlier, you could spend 75 cents and sell the 16s for 25 cents. that mean

and evan spiegel would not name facebook directly. but its got to be something investors need to pay attention to >> you are right any time you open your architecture outside of developers, you are creating a lot of risks the latest innovation of pandora, snap is very strong with a younger demographic and pandora is a strong with a bit of older graphic and the two companies are allowing users of both platforms to go back and forth and share. facebook and instagram and twitter are already doing all that i think it is important that snap takes the step and sort of evolve into allowing some other contents to come on the platform they have to manage on security and data >> michael graham. thank you, appreciate it >> a hollywood actress tweets a video of her tesla going on fire and then there is elon musk to odet those model three pruction targets, all about tesla, next on "power lunch. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually,duncan got his

snap's ceo evan spiegel will be with us. much more ahead on the show today.he dow down about 247 points. >>> it is the one online retailer that is up more than 200% in the last year and no, it's not amazon. find out the name. tradingnation.cnbc.com more "squawk on the street" after this mom and dad got a new car. it's not theirs, it's mine. the new rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. lease the 2018 rx 350l and rx 350l awd for these terms. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >>> the dow lower by a little over 240 points. almost a full percent. it's the names that are exposed to china trade that are getting hit the hardest. caterpillar, boeing and 3m most dow stocks are lower. let's go out to the cme group in chicago. rick santelli with the santelli exchange happy friday >> happy friday. thank you. i'd like to welcome dr. william poole, former st. louis fed president and ceo. bill, thanks for joining me. first time >> great, rick i see you often on cnbc. thank you. i enjoy it you always have something good to say >> well, that's a great complimen

evan spiegel will be on later today.u tomorrow and wednesday and flying back on thursday i'll see you on friday. >> where do you fly into >> nice. >> i'll have some rose in hand and maybe wear a beret or something. >> we got to go. see you tomorrow make sure you join us. "squawk on the street" begins now. >>> i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber we look forward to talking to evan spiegel stick around the futures down about 200 puts the dow on track for what would be five losing sessions. rm

. >> and you know who else is having a bad day snap we just had evan spiegel on yesterday, but cohen estimates and the stock is down 7% this morning. >> twitter is one of the big s&p losers as the squeezes get unwound. netflix, don't tell netflix the market is having a hard day. they came within a buck and a half on 400 of new street high targets for the day. so we'll pay attention to that oracle tonight along with fedex. let's get to the judge >>> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scott walker the top trade this hour, the battle with china undermines the rally. here to debate that, joe, josh, steve and pete the dow is up for the sixth straight day of losses pete, feels like here we go again. the wall street said the market is starting to take the trade war more seriously that's what we're faced with now. >> it sure feels like that, but also, scott, we have seen this time and time again before actually, when we saw the volatility come back into the market g

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honoring the best and the creative in the advertising business that's where we sat down with snap ceo evan spiegelhis first tv interview since the company's ipo last march she asked him about the competition with other big tech names like facebook, and the platform's premium content >> if you look at a business like a netflix for example, they invest a lot in tent pole shows to try to get you to check out or subscribe for us, our tent pole content is content created by your friends. that's why it's so important to protect that friend graph and make sure people feel comfortable expressing themselves when you're done checking out your friend's stories, you can just scroll down and check out a whole world of content on snap >> spiegel may sound confident but the road has been anything but. the stock is down a whopping 33% since then compare this to facebook, about a year and a half out from its ipo. could spiegel's words be a sign a turnaround could come for snap dan what do you say? >> i do. i think that he's showing a level of maturity that we wouldn't have assigned to him right after the company w

you saw evan spiegel here yesterday with our crew here today. and we will have bose st. john, who was at uber for the last few years. she just joined endeavor, the old wme. used to be at apple, used to be at pepsi worked with beyonce on the super bowl knows all things marketing joanna coles will be later with us later a huge day ahead tomorrow. >> what's the temperature in fahrenheit >> temperature, guys what do you think? >> 85? 90 >> sally is going with 85, 90. >> you're wearing a jacket i would go tie, no jacket before i go no tie and jacket or no shirt. no shoes, no shirt, no problem >> no shirt. >> don't do that >> you know -- yeah. any way, that's what's going on. we'll see you at the top of the hour >> in cannes see you at the top of the hour thanks, andrew >>> when we come back, continuing coverage of the global markets as investors weigh the impact of a possible trade war with china you can see the futures are down, off the worst levels, believe it or not. down by 305 points for the dow down by 28 for the s&p down by 75 for the nasdaq. >>> president trump calls

>> there is a lot of resources to deal with these kinds of things julie has the exclusive with evan spiegeln monday on "squawk on the street. >> don't want to miss that one >> should you be out there partying >> i would happy go if invited or sent. >> the dow is lower once again s&p is down five and went bri briefly positive legendary bill miller is joining us here at post nine along with his son, they'll give us their take on today. we'll break down the number apparel. >> that was not british. >> that was a terrible pronounceuation. we want to hear from you you can reach out to our show on twitter faboand ceok and e-mail. "closing bell" will be back in a couple of minutes. (indistinguishable muttering) that was awful. why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next lev