david faber, happy birthday mad dash. >> yes, thank you.ot today, but, yes. >> i have to do it now i can't do the show sunday, i would be happy to do it to wish you a happy birthday one thing lacking, david, the whole way in the cannabis issue, anybody say they're overvalued it is time to go or don't have the scale? yes, jeffries comes out today and said initiates tilray with an underperform valuation too dependent on unclear medical outlook and says, look, the canopy is better, and aurora is better what happened? kronos is better this will cause a little panic in the cannabis group because what it basically says is it is not that big, may not be as big as people think. you have to have scale got to be a top player in canada people should read this report because it puts in perspective you don't want this to be crypto >> right. >> and it can be >> back in september, couldn't short the stock as well because people who do so would have cost you -- the numbers were astronomical >> there will be supply coming, but it is an important report beca

. >> david faber joins me now from the new york stock exchange. david, there's a lot to choose from in his comments always insightful to hear from him. i'm so impressed he raised the vision fund and still given what happened to some of the others if he's springing too much money around in an inefficient way >> it's a frequent concern to some extent particularly given his track record by, which, by way, has been amazing over the last 19 years. but as you know he invested all over the place during the dot-com boom and at one point was the wealthiest man in the world and saw softbank's valuation skyrocket during that time and then it came down so people wonder are youinflat ing values of companies like uber nobody has ever seen anything like the vision fund that said it gave you a little scene of his vision. he's not thinking about quarterly earnings or next year or the year after. he's thinking about the long term for this portfolio of companies that he's invested in. >> i find that impressive a lot of us think about long term and be right or wrong

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i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange. dow and the s&p futures moving in the same direction watching brexit, china trade, a new player in the cannabis space. europe's trading well and industrial production improves a bit in january but the bond market here still skeptical, 2.62 is a near low. growing pressures on boeing after two fatal crashes in five months, but the faa says no basis to ground the 737 max 8. >> plus, spotify versus apple. the music streaming service filing an eu antitrust complaint accusing the tech giant of app store favoritism. >> and aurora cannabis naming trian's nelson peltz a strategic adviser to help advance its market strategy. >>> boeing shares moving higher after 11% drop over the past two days, losing almost $27 billion in market value. a number of u.s. senators calling for the faa to ground boeing 737 max 8 jets. the faa maintains the jet is airworthy. as for the most recent crash in ethiopia, the ceo of ethiopian airlines tells a journal that in recordings of pilot conversations with controll

calling david faber.and i don't know who is going to win i do think bristol is very articulate about why they need celgene and the payback is big. >> tonight on "mad." >> pet iq is a stock we've liked forever, they have veterinary and food and a lot of good things there and then green dot and stash, about owning stocks, financial literacy go to chipotle and buy a burrito and get some stock in chipotle so i really like that story. i want people to own stocks. i know people just -- you know, we've all been brainwashed to the etfs, right? >> isn't that the law? that's a national law. >> like camelot. etfs was savior. i like both. i'm not -- i've -- i love index funds, but why not own a few stocks. >> yeah. jim, we'll see you tonight. >> >> sounds like a great show "mad money" at 6:00 p.m. >> thank you very much. >> coming up, a lot to talk about with a pride of equity titan. dow down 184, about the worst daacsshey ro t board in two weeks or so, march 7th don't go away. >>> good wednesday morning welcome back

i'm david faber along with jim cramer we are live from the new york stock exchange carl is on assignmenthis morning. let's give you a look at futures as we get ready to wrap up the week of trading. we are set up for a higher open on all the major averages. and now to our road map, it starts with, well, it is march, isn't it in like a lion, stocks set to open higher on this trading day of the month as wall street builds on best start to a year in nearly 30 years. >> yes, incredible. >> yeah. i was a young reporter back then gap shares surging premarket the retailer says we're going to split the company into two separate public companies. old navy going on on its own tesla goes budget. unveiling the long promise, paired down model 3 sedan and in order to do that in part, it is not going to have any showrooms anymore. falling before the bell. the dow, the nasdaq are aiming for what would be a tenth consecutive week of gains, the best two-month start to a year for the s&p since 1991 and for the dow, since 1987. >> very bad year, and '87 ended not so good, so people will say what i just said,

i said, david faber asked me to ask you, he said no one has contacted.i'm sure someone said, wait a second, $75 billion great american company, isn't there somebody going to come in from bristol. i think the answer is no >> no. and, again, i haven't seen the text of iss. there is a debate going on that is worthwhile about whether the firms should have the power they do to potentially given who they -- who pays them. namely many hedge funds and what the role really is it is important, that's why you see the stocks reacting the way they are on the 12th, remember, starboard led the no vote campaign joined by welling ton. wellington weighed in with a press release saying they don't like the deal. they have shares voted by vanguard, still somewhat unclear whether those shares will be voted with wellington or not dodge and cox, they haven't confirmed it, also against this would seem to say your big holders who are passive are certainly going to look at the iss report and so we very well may be in the 12 saying this done deal has been approved. by shareholders,

bezels hired private investigators after his phone messages were leaked to the national enquirer news faber is detectives said he was targeted by the saudis as they prodded the killing of washington jamal saudi ministers have previously denied any link to the national enquirer is reporting. the boss of facebook is calling for new rules to govern the internet and wants governments to share responsibility for policing what we click on in a newspaper article mock such a brick says it's not for companies alone to define and monitor harmful content is pushing for a common global framework to police privacy and data as well as rules to stop the spread of hate speech facebook's facing a series of scandals including its failure to stop the live streaming of the new zealand mosque attacks which hailed fifty people this month a facebook has already signed up in principle at least to a contract for the web as the brainchild of team dennis leave the man who invented the world wide web thirty years ago with the vision of open access for all speaking to al-jazeera earlier this month then it's lee said it

north which specializes in studying the reclusive state says they show if it's to rebuild between faber sixteenth and march second between those dates put it right around last week's failed summit in vietnam that's why he was president donald trump walked away saying he couldn't meet kim jong un's demands to lift sanctions analysts say this could be punching back the north koreans haven't actually used it for a long range test missiles they've used it in the past for satellite launches which a lot of people say sort of double as missile tests but they haven't actually sort of formally used for missile tests and it's not necessarily clear that the rebuild is actually leading up to that my own sense is that this is sort of peek at the way donald trump treatment of a north korea are in vietnam the same to if a strategic and international studies says the images show rapid rebuilding at a site partly dismantled last year when p.r. nyang into talks with the u.s. and south korea your version ready to meet you guys. kenyans i mean are you going to we're going to get. a deal so we'll get your g

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, rick santelli at the stock exchange boeing set to erase about40 points from the dow as the stock is down 12% on china's grounding of the 737 max 8 europe in the green. china up 19 overnight. ten year 264, you saw the retail sales stabilize although the weak december number was reset lower. the boeing 737, max 8, set to shave points off the dow >> the fed chair saying no reason to change policy. >> 3% gdp growth for the next five years that's the projection from the trump administration's newest budget proposal >> s&p and the nasdaq set to open higher but boeing shaving more than 300 points off the dow index following the fatal crash over the weekend of the ethiopian airlines the black box has been recovered, boeing gapping down 12 hasn't happened in at least 11 years, as far as i can see. we know what a powerful force it is on the index. >> huge force on the index catches boeing, it's had this pull back but it's been on such a streak i think that's one of the reasons you have this move, plus the uncertainty whether you have countries grounding t

faber is on assignment we're bouncing a touch here. as the ecb goes dovish and cuts a bunch of forecasts >> our road map starts right there. draghi speaks. investors listen stocks extending their losses as ecb president slashes growth forecasts. >> and the canopy growth's ceo. >> and we'll speak about why martha stewart is partnering with his company >> so stocks and the euro are seeking this morning ecb president mario draghi is cutting growth forecasts, announcing more loans for banks. other steve liesman is here with all the implications from around the world. >> good morning, the u.s. central bank, a surprise moves of dovish moves reversing course from last year when it was tightening up and downgrading its growth and inflation action. actions taken by the ecb it extended its low-rate guidance saying it will remain low through the summer and remain at current rates to the year end launched a new lending facility yield and it will reinvest the proceeds from qe had been doing that, but now it looks like it's doing that draghi pointed

i am jon fortt at the post 9 with morgan brennan and david faber.re's carl >> carl is off the averages are rallying, shrugging off concerns of slowing global growth. apple and boeing are leading the dow higher the s&p having the best start since 2012 joining us onset, bob pisani >> 8 to 1 advancing declining stocks at the open one of the strongest opens in a while. it hasn't dropped at all stock traders get obsessed with different themes for the past week it has been a two note beat. global growth concerns and treasury yields and they're related. the dividing line is among those that think 2020 recession fears are real and those that think they're overblown. that's what matters. why are we rallying today? stock traders have been obsessed with lower rates with the inversion of three month and ten year treasury especially important to them, so we are being helped by higher yields. the big note overnight that everybody is talking about was goldman, sachs which noted a good part of the inversion could be explained by international investors coming into

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we're live from the new york stock exchange carl is off. give you a look at futures. we get started with trading half hour from now. right here at the new york stock exchange like to point that out, people don't seem to know we do the show from here it is amazing to me. road map does start though with shares of southwest. they're sliding this morning the airline cutting revenue outlook as a result of the boeing 737 max groundings. this as congress prepares to grill federal regulators about that aircraft's safety approval process. >>> plus, musk versus the s.e.c. tesla's ceo is set to make his case in court next week. he hasn't violated the settlement deal he entered into with the s.e.c. last year. >>> and we got almost a megadeal in health care large deal. >> i think it is mega. >> centene buying wellcare it is going to create a giant in the aca market to the extent that is still going to exist we'll see. jim and i will talk about that, a lot of different aspects to it you'll see both stocks moving sharply. shares of southwest, what they're

i'm carl quintanilla live with sara eisen david faber has the morning off.&p dow surpassing 26k as we watch tesla, facebook, boeing and two-day fed meeting. >> and that's where our road map begins with the major averages rising as the fed kicks off its two-day meeting. they're looking for a dovish tone and no rate hike. in the s.e.c. firing back against tesla's ceo and his tweets >> and a bezos bombshell again how the national enquirer obtained the racy texts and photos from amazon's ceo >>> we start with the latest cnbc fed survey. it's out senior economics reporter steve liesman joins us with the exclusive results. morning, steve >> as we do on this show, look at the outlook for stocks. we're seeing a partial rebound in optimism and i can show you that on the graphic. let's see where they were back in november 2018 looking for 3038 at the end of 2019 for this year our cup ran eths over back then. and then you can see we got real depressed when we came int december and our last survey january. now you see some of that has come back but if you come over here

i'm david faber with jim cramer.e're live from the new york stock exchange carl has the morning off let's give you a look at futures. we get started with trading half hour from now. and by the way, the january s&p case-shiller report just out showing a 4.3% year over year increase in home prices. mortgage rates are down now too. so activity seems to be picking up a bit even talked housing a little bit. maybe later. let's get to our road map this morning. more questions than answers. apple unveiling a series of new services that includes streaming and original star studded content. but wall street's reaction, well, so far somewhat muted. >> yeah. cynics. >> plus bond yields stabilizing, futures pointing to a bit of a rally at the open of trading this morning and in major ride sharing deal news, uber is buying careem in what would be the largest technology deal ever in the middle east. we'll talk about that. interesting transaction. well, apple is ramping up its push into services, being led by that big announcement ye

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, mike santoli and cramer and faber are off today.uadruple witching today, and we'll watch for developments in the mosque attack in new zealand overnight. at least 49 killed europe trading higher. empire manufacturing, ten year yield just below 6.1 trade optimism, new signs of progress in china u.s. talks and stocks pointing to a rally at the open, shaking off worries about slowing global growth. >> musk bets on the midsize suv. shares falling premarket >> and big tech driving the market to new 2019 highs what is behind the resurgent faang rally this year? >> stocks on track to open high we are the tech sector on pace for the best week of the year heading into today's session the dow and the s&p 4% away from the all time closing highs the nasdaq almost 6% away. week to date, guys, the dow is up 260 points, despite a 334 point drag from boeing >> yeah. boeing, what we looked it up, worst week in about two years. down 11% but the strength continues and, you know there is no major explanation or catalyst given for this week's big move, t

i am jon fortt with me, morgan brennan and david faber.l has the morning off and we start with lyft set to price later today as investors await the biggest tech ipo this year so far since alibaba's 2014 debut. lyft which remains locked in a battle with uber says revenue crossed. losses shy of 1 billion. joining us, david chow, from d.c. m ventures, the only silicon valley investor in careem david, a lot of action in the past few days on investments in ride hailing as we look ahead to the next phase, what's important in the space? >> what's important in the space is for uber and lyft to have a great ipo. and i think you have next generation companies, for example, companies like lime which is the number one scooter share in the world and delivery, certainly companies that deliver cannabis and grand, number one scooter share in latin america i think the on demand share economy in delivery is going to be a hot space. >> is it the amount of load the drivers are carrying, delivering things other than people, delivering food, et cetera, is it ex

he attempted and explained to peter faber at duke university how he attempted to provide advice and setision-making by the president. he wasn't always successful in that. that's all well and good. but we can't forget there were some things you can't put in the can texttualized professional -- context you'ualized professiona commented on journalists in the white house briefing room. he dised, in effect, a congresswoman regarding her stance on various issues and some of the other things he said to the president, something caught off mic when the president was giving a ceremonial savor, he said, you can use that on the press. it's unprofessional and goes against everything in the constitution. so i have problems with all of that now that he's outside of the bubble of the white house, he can make more open comments habit the situation at the southern border and i think he is doing that. but again, you can't have it both ways. you can't be a professional and execute on professional acts. i think he did that several times while chief of staff. >> you know there will be to inevitable as it rel

i'm david faber with jame cramer and we're live from the new york stock exchange carl has the morningff let's give you a look at futures. half hour from now, get started with trading for this week of course, coming off, well, major averages posting weekly losses in two of the past three weeks is where we stand as we see we're going to have perhaps the slightly higher open our road map this morning starts with what's been pressuring stocks, at least in the most recent sessions. that being the global growth threat stocks, as i said, coming off the second worst day of the year after the yield curve inverted for the first time in more than a decade plus, no collusion the mueller investigation comes to a close, lifting a cloud over the trump presidency and today's show time for apple, the technology giant entering the streaming wars, going to unveil a lot of different potential offerings in a few hours at apple >>> stocks are trying to shake off concerns about a slowdown in global growth, this after a sell-off on friday, where we watched the ten year and three-month yields inverting and th

i'm david faber with jim cramer.e are live from the new york stock exchange carl is on assignment this morning. let's give you a look at futures as we get ready to open the trading session a half hour from now. you see we're lookin mixed open at this point the dow sees influence from the decline in boeing. road map this morning, well, yeah, you guessed it, that's where it starts. boeing under pressure, shares sinking in the premarket the faa saying the 737 max-8 plane is still airworthy facebook's flip-flop the social network deleting and restoring ads from senator elizabeth warren calling for the social network's breakup and elon musk fights back. lawyers for thetesla ceo slamming the s.e.c. for unprecedented overreach. >> yeah. >> start with boeing shares, though, you weren't here yesterday to talk about this, they are extending their losses after a 5% decline yesterday now, by the way, 9:31 yesterday, it was a lot more than 5%. as the day went on yesterday, more airlines were added, australia, singapore, joining t

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we are live from the new york stock exchange carl is on assignment this morning. let's give you a look at futures as we get ready to start the trading week a half hour from now. you can see generally going to be a higher open judging from europe at this point also things have been moving in largely positive territory let's get to our road map this morning. it does start with trade optimism as you saw, stocks are set to rally at the open on reports that the u.s. and china are in the final stages of talks that could reach a deal before the end of this month. media shake-up at&t's warner media announcing leadership changes renewed focus on content development. we'll discuss and give you some insight there. and then there were five tesla set to debut the latest electric car model next week shares, which were down sharply on friday, are rising in the premarket. >>> sources telling cnbc that the u.s. and china are in the final stages of discussions that would won colluconclude at the f this

amazon, despite what david faber said at cnbc, he said they were first round bidders, still not bidding on any of them. if you notice, they dipped their toe in the water of the rsns. they weren't the majority bidder here. the yankees own 30%. they are much less. as a matter of fact, they are not the second biggest. you've got to ask yourself if they're not even the second biggest bidder on this deal, why would they go for the colorado rockies rsn? they want to learn the business, from what i understand. so it's unlikely that amazon is going to come in at the last minute. they could. i'm not saying they won't. i'm just saying it's somewhat unlikely. for that reason, it looks like this deal is going to try to sell at about $9 billion, maybe less. so that's where we're going with the other 21. it starts monday. you know, last night was very interesting. let me tell you something. it's just a lot of -- liz: at omar's. the bar. >> what's interesting about this, you wonder why someone leaks out the story like that, that is totally wrong. like why would you leak out that amazon was -- liz: hap

. >> that's fine i know we have to go, but david faber and i, he knew you were on, and he said that guyws how to run a business. mark caspar, president and ceo of thermo fisher it's a 100 million company, people and it deserves to trade higher mad money is back after the break. who says our bank isn't tech enough? everyone, look at your phones. the design thinking, the digital engineering, security, blockchain, and we will be first to market! yes. when we do we launch? unfortunately, in 2 or 3, hours. why the delay? cognizant is helping banks use digital technologies at scale to advance speed to market. ♪ ♪ >> it's time to pick through the rubble of friday's sell-off. take nike which put on thursday night and tumbled 6.6% on friday and you think the sneaker had a lousy court. how could the stock fall so much if the quarter was any good, right? wrong. this is one of those cases like the movie "unforgiven" where it deserves got nothing to do with it when you go over nike's quarter as i did this weekend it is clear nike is doing pretty darn well there's an overreaction and i like these num

i'm jon fortt with me at post nine, morgan brennan and david faber.f we start with the nasdaq on pace for its best start to a year since 2012 this as a flood of tech unicorns seek to go public this year. lyft set to make its debut just on friday. and despite giant losses, more than any other u.s. start-up in the last 12 months leading into its ipo. so as venture investors cash out, should public investors get in with us here at post nine, legendary tech investor, founder of graycof, alan patricof. great to have you. >> thanks for having me. >> so it's like $9 million on losses on more than $2 billion in revenue in the last year. on one hand, you have lyft coming you also have pinterest coming, which has narrowing losses kind of a different, i would argue, discipline to its approach how should the public market investor parse through this and make sense of it >> listen, let's look at it. let's face facts for the last ten years, we haven't had an ipo market. we've had a lot of companies saying private longer because there was a lot of money available in

semifinal beating the twentieth seed nineteen year old dennis shock problem of the thirty seven year old faber coming out on top sixty six but. i told my daughters before i walked out tonight it was even born yet when i actually played in the pro choice. so they're like hold on a second they did the calculation in the likes of these guys really young i was like yeah i'm really old but it's all good and at def it gives you an actual pap yeah no doubt about it. federer will face defending miami open champion johnny's man the big serving american won this match against felix always seem seven six and seven six seven twenty one aces along the way this victory extends is this tiebreaker record in the tournament to an impressive nine wins from the. qualifying is underway for the second formula one race of the season the bahrain grand prix earlier on saturday michael schumacher son mick on the left here at a good start to two his career in formula two the german finished eighth in bahrain thirty five seconds behind winner nicolas. schumacher won the a three championship last year. well ready to lead

faber at one market in san francisco.utures suggest another close call at the open a tight range here this morning after five losses in six days for the dow and the s&p. europe is mixed as well. ten-year 271, adp was in line. the trade deficit for the last year coming in at a ten-year high watching the trade tea leaves. researchers looking for clarity. ge cuts the price target, cash flow negative this year. toss the custom suits. why goldman sachs is ditching its dress code first up, u.s./china trade talks in focus the trade deficit did widen in december to $59.8 billion. that's the largest since october of '08 the gap with china widened to an all time record in 2018. tariffs were meant to have the opposite effect. what is happening here >> when you speak to an outfit like dollar tree, which imports a gigantic amount, talking about billions of dollars from china, there was just a gigantic belief that the 25% was going to come in so let's just get it in beforehand there is warehouses brimming with chinese stuff that number

david faber has the morning off. markets trying to hold on to the flat line.12 points and we have stories from boeing and ge and facebook. >> our road map for the hour starts with boeing as the faa grounds all max 8 jets following two crashes in the past six months. >> earnings forecasts fall short of estimates for ge but larry culp says next year is game on. >> facebook's data deals are reportedly now the subject of a criminal investigation we've got the details for you. >> we'll start with boeing this morning. the faa is grounding all 737 max jets, as you know, following two deadly crashes in under five months contessa brewer has the latest on what has become a major developing story contessa >> sure has, carl. the faa did an about-face after it got refined satellite data and crash site information that showed similarities between the crash site in indonesia and indian air flight 203. the cockpit voice recorder and data recorder are now in paris the black boxes were damaged in the crash and requires specialized equipment to extracts information on them meant

i'm carl quintanilla live with sara eisen faber is with us from one market in san francisco on a week's a bit of a tough time getting out of the red. down 65 on the dow and down 7.5 on the s&p some data about to cross the tape including new home sales and ism services let's get to rick santelli >> well, not so old. on the ism nonmanufacturing, looking at february and, indeed, the biggest swat on the u.s. economy. we're expecting anumber in the 57 camp. we end up with a big number. 59.7 59.7 that's the best number going back to september of last year when it was at 60.8. and that number was the best going all the way back to '05 which was 61.3 and that number was a 20-year high this really is a surge now new home sales definitely an old number this is december expecting 600. we end up with 621,000 seasonally adjusted annualized units and that follows a downward revision. a rather large one from 657 to just under 600,000 at 599 which really boosts this number. puts it up to, what, up 599, 621, big number. like up 16 percentage. excuse me. 3.7% 3.7% so that's a biggie we want to go to dian

>> reporter: the berkeley city council did vote 6-3 and faber of the rv parking been. the city hall meeting got. at time. there were dozens of people who spoke during that public comment period, and the vote came down and midnight, so what exactly does this mean? we will break it down for you in a little bit, but the ordinance bans rv parking on city streets between 2:00 and 5:00 a.m., but the city will start a program to give permits to allow rv to overnight park temporarily. the pinnacles into effect immediately, and people who park rvs during these hours will get tickets. supporter of the ban argue that safety and sanitary issues are the biggest concerns they have. the city so they get more than 1500 complaint from businesses and residents about rv parking. that includes your parking spots, illegal dumping of trash, debris, and human waste on the street that those against the been exit people living in rvs do it because they have to, and passing this measure would basically kick those people out of the city. there were about 50 people who spoke during the public com

david faber has the morning off.g once again trying to take some air out of the dow, but it has gone positive, and we're back up to 2832. >> our mood map for the hour starts with shares of boeing falling. "the journal" reporting the d.o.t. and federal prosecutors were scrutinizing the development of the company's 737 max planes. >> lyft kicking off its investor road show trying to woo money managers before its ride-hailing rival uber makes its ipo. >> and let's start with the markets. major averages trading higher this morning the s&p coming off its highest close since last october markets looking forifiedance on rates and the balance sheet at this week's fomc meeting joining us to discuss, delphi management president scott black and investment strategist bruce vittles. is the fed the catalyst to determine where we'll go from here >> the fed has been the catalyst ever since they turned more dovish in january, and expectations are that the fed will not raise interest rates in 2019 i think that's really been the drivin

i'm david faber with jim cramer.k exchange carl is on assignment this morning. let's give you a look at futures as we get ready to open the trading session a half hour from now. you see we're lookin mixed open at this point the dow sees influence from the decline in boeing. road map this morning, well, yeah, you guessed it, that's where it starts. boeing under pressure, shares sinking in the premarket the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at the new york stock exchange.ame direction watching brexit, china trade, a new player in the cannabis space. europe's trading well and industrial production improves a bit in january but the bond market here still skeptical, 2.62 is a near low. growing pressures on boeing

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber, rick santelli at the stock exchange boeing set to erase about grounding of the 737 max 8 europe in the green. china up 19 overnight. ten year 264, you saw the retail sale

i'm david faber along with jim cramer on this opening day carl has the morning and the rest of the dayght now. >> no? >> now we are good let's take a look at them as we set up a half hour fro

i'm david faber with jame cramer and we're live from the new york stock exchange carl has the morning get started with trading for this week of course, coming off, well, major averages posting weekly losses in two of the past three weeks is where we stand as we see we're going to have perhaps the slightly higher open our road map this morning starts with what's been pressuring stocks, at least in the most recent sessions. that being the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange, david faber has the morning off.rday's failed rally it is fed day. decision at 2:00 eastern news conference to follow. we'll watch that along with fedex, boeing, lyft, apple and more europe lower may you heard will ask for a short brexit extension ten year 259, some parts of the yiel

i'm david faber with jim cramer.s the morning off let's give you a look at futures. we get started with trading half hour from now. and by the way, the january s&p case-shiller report just out showing a 4.3% year over year increase in home prices. mortgage rates are down now too. so activity seems to be picking up a bit even talked housing a little bit. maybe later. let's get to our road map this morning. more questions than answers. apple unveiling a series of new services that includes streaming and original star studded content. but wall street's re

faber at one market in san francisco. open a tight range here this morning after five losses in six days for the dow and the s&p. europe is mixed as well. ten-year 271, adp was in line. the trade deficit for the last year coming in at a ten-year high watching the trade tea leaves. researchers looking for clarity.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at the new york stock exchange faber has the morning off.begins a two-day meeting of boeing ceo breaks his silence over the 737 max the dow is set to go green for the month despite the drag from boeing europe is trading well uk payroll data ahead of expectations oil, highest level since november 2012. facebook's flood of bad news, shares look to recover from

i'm david faber with jim cramer.hange carl is on assignment this morning. let's give you a look at futures as we get ready to start the trading week a half hour from now. you can see generally going to be a higher open judging from europe at this point also things have been moving in largely positive territory let's get to our road map this morning. it does start with trade optimism as you saw

i'm david faber with jim cramer. we're live from the new york stock exchange carl is off.ted with trading half hour from now. right here at the new york stock exchange like to point that out, people don't seem to know we do the show from here it is amazing to me. road map does start though with shares of southwest. they're sliding this morning the airline cutting revenue outlook as a result of the

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen, mike santoli and cramer and faber are off today. mosque attack in new zealand overnight. at least 49 killed europe trading higher. empire manufacturing, ten year yield just below 6.1 trade optimism, ne

i'm david faber along with jim cramer we are live from the new york stock exchange carl is on assignment week of trading. we are set up for a higher open on all the major averages. and now to our road map, it starts with, well, it is march

welcome to the -- welcome to "squawk on the street" and our special coverage of lyft's ipo i'm david fabernues to have the week off. let's give you a look at futures as we also g

. >>> david faber sat down with one of the most influential investors in the world, softbank masa sonying the sound all morning long. >> and we have more for you on "squawk alley" involving uber. the vision fund run by mr. son is the largest single investor in uber, significant stake that was taken in part during a lot of turmoil when travis kalanick was on the way out, but things have calmed down at that company under the leadership, and they're awaiting the upcoming ipo which may be, let's see, fairly soon, what many people believe for uber which could be a pay day to some extent for the vision fund, althoughmr. son indicated perhaps not. we did talk a lot about uber and as well the rise of autonomous driving and whether that will prove to be a more profitable uber when that hits years from now in the future. >> i definitely think so the autonomous driving is coming no matter what, okay that's a technology. that's a destiny of where technology is going to drive us. when the autonomous driving comes, the cost of providing dramatically get more efficient. it was dramatically reduced,