tom stevenson from fidelity. nice to have _ back a bit. tom stevenson from fidelity.elity. nice to have you on . fidelity. nice to have you on the programme. apple has officially responded to growing concerns over a new artificial intelligence feature in its latest iphones that has generated inaccurate news alerts. in a statement on monday, the tech company said it will release a software update in the coming weeks that makes it clearer when apple intelligence is summarizing notifications. from new york, here's our business correspondent ritika gupta. apple has said it will update rather than pose a new ai feature that is generated inaccurate news alert on his latest iphones. the tech giant says it was working on a software change to further clarify whether the notifications are summaries generated by the apple intelligence system. it comes as a company faces calls to pull the technology after its poor performance. the bbc complained last month after a summary of its headline falsely told leaders that the man accused of killing the united care ceo had shot himself. on

fidel is more they call it fidel castro. fidel is more in latin america is very strong. it's a movement that is supported from cuba, agents are going out, saboteurs, the explosives, so that they're constantly these attacks being made. and for the governments of the caribbean area to preserve law and order alone is becoming a major problems. say nothing of the propaganda, the disruption others being caused so that it's having naturally its effect on the economic life, on investment of private capital, which is what creates the jobs. so the whole thing is subject to a very, in my opinion, very dangerous, undermining of the fabric of government, of law and order, and of the opportunity for social and economic good, for advance and growth, for it's a threat to both the political development and the economic. there's no question. you spoke of the present administration. what issues do you think should be developed by the republican party? well, of course, i think one of the most important ones, which you've been very front on, as a matter of fact, from the beginning, civil ri

as we say back on our island, i guess who it is, you know, old, good, looking at fidel castro is not. so i'm not a son that you know, just in the boy band wonder the maple leaf maple syrup. uh dude. hey, you know.

she's opening her fidelity app.... to buy that stock... with no fees or commissions...a got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. talk about easier investing. secret to better odor control everywhere. >> if elon musk or anyone else in the trump administration is seriou >>> if you know musk or anyone else in the trump administration is serious about balancing the budget they need to go to the industry. i'm talking about the pharmacy middleman. that president trump has already started to target. let me say from the beginning from the outset. it is very hard to balance the budget. the executive agencies are all stamped by people who need to protect their stocks and the stocks are pretty popular. the fdc has done this gigantic amount of work. so far they came out empty- handed. scripts, cvs rx and not only the united health optimum rx there's friction. these middlemen 7.3 million for the six years the fdc measured through 2022. simply by marking up generic drugs. why don't we throw in these are the drug distributors and they're part of the problem too. if the governmen

nate jones... lines things up... checks his fidelity app... looks to outside analysts to get a secondte likes what he sees... and he places the trade... talk about easier investing. sale and make your dream office a reality. >> all right. welcome back. today's selloff in i. stocks happening just ahead of some critical earnings this week including apple, meta and microsoft. not to mention the fed meeting. here to share what he is watching is fundstrat's head of research tom lee. welcome back. it's good to see you. great to see you on this day. how are you? what do you make of this? >> well. >> you know, markets don't like uncertainty. >> they like visibility. they like moats. so markets are a little scared today. to me it's an overreaction. >> i mean it. >> nvidia decline is the worst. since march 2020. and we know. >> that that. >> ended up being a. >> huge opportunity for investors. so i think it's. >> you know it's not a fun day. >> but i'd be looking at. >> this as an opportunity. >> i just i've been thinking about, you know, the people who have been coming on today of all sort of

your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. for you, mama.can evolve with new chapters. and they can proactively view your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and the impact of risk. so you can enjoy moments together. because doors were meant to be opened. doors lead us to new opportunities. your dedicated fidelity advisor... -surprise! -for you, mama. ...can help you open those doors. by proactively reviewing your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and risk. doors were meant to be opened. >> right now the whole semiconductor industry feels like it's in flux. that's how it felt after the blowout quarter from taiwan semi, they invested in chips in china. it's hard to keep up with the news flowed from the conductors over the last several days. they made the weekend midnight decision to pick which amounts would be restricted. 18 countries have heard being key allies. the ceo has traveled around the world encouraging them to create their own sovereign ai but the country was restricted to much more high-end chips to pull that off. it seems

data in the question on everyone's lips where is the data coming from his high fidelity can i trust does not exist like the data sets were collected in the physical world. it's really interesting that was part of my next question you have the key contract that you been winning in steel and mining and is very close to your heart what is your outlook for the year and in particular based on what you're telling me what you've learned operating in these industries. >> president trump has a shot of adrenaline to the industries in the sectors and we have to go 16% to keep up with energy demand and when the a.i. race and losing data centers they need three 100% more energy than we have today if you want to reduce energy prices you have to go double than that same with manufacturing in steel where 50% of the steel comes from china and 4% from the u.s. what you will see is a race to figure out how to make things last longer with assets producing these things but how do you get more out of the building newer and better things one of the big problems right now who's going to run the facilities,

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well, we have a great talk in the books world because they keep the winter and not the fidelity or their friend use distribution on what to do honey funds or just the they taught us. we have the same process here to see the addition. so of course the very unhappy and very proud of them. we are also very much unite to visit them even so we follow another calendar, but it's the same mystery. eats this. jesus is the same uh uh, fees. so for the best, for the honest adult swim, or even the direct phone or the, or the end, the end is here in the, in the title, in tending to the wounded assembling weapons and creating inventions. these are just some of the tasks russian soldiers are taking on other on the front lines and don't bass. how's the corresponded with long concert? i've visited one of the busy workshops and brings us this report. while working near the front line here in the next people's republic, we have discovered a very unique repairs and maintenance units of the russian armed forces. why they are unique? well, let's go inside and find out what offers. yeah. the alarm that offers,

trump es un dictador, igual como es fidel, como fue fidel castro en cuba y como es en este momento, hoyque estamos en esta posición como un país. time to act is now. a pesar del descontento que provocó la derrota de kamala harris, los progresistas esperan que la movilización sirva para energizar sus bases. hicimos a la gente en 93 semanas hay elecciones del congreso y hoy marchamos. pero mañana tenemos que hablar con los los suegros, con los vecinos. desde washington, d.c. roseville, quiñones, telemundo y le compartimos que tendremos cobertura especial de este acontecimiento el lunes. transmisión en vivo de la toma de posesión de donald trump desde la casa blanca a partir de las 06:00. detalle. detalle. le iremos contando todo lo que acontezca y el acto de investidura del presidente número 45 de los estados unidos. precisamente ante el temor por los cambios en las políticas migratorias, talleres de inmigración han sido una fuente de tranquilidad y empoderamiento también para muchos miembros de la comunidad. por ese motivo, organizaciones en el valle central se han movilizado para inform

now, this is all according to a recent fidelity investment survey. it finds nearly two thirds of americans plan to set real financial goals for the year ahead. now this after more than 7 in 10, experienced some financial setbacks last year and nearly half dipped into their emergency savings. we actually spoke with one fidelity advisor, who suggests starting small when it comes to setting those goals and minimizing your debt as much as possible. we suggest spending no more than 50% of your take home pay on essential expenses like food and housing, so that you can use the other 50% to address some of those other goals, like a long term goal for retirement or saving up for a house, as well as any goal to attack that dt. now, she also advises be realistic and have a map or even a plan to follow. finally, whenever you reach your goals or milestones, celebrate just a little bit. and to see more stories like this, be sure to join us every morning for today in the bay. we start things at 5 a.m. we go until seven. you can find us there and online always. i'm

as we say back on our island, i guess who it is, you know, old, good, looking at fidel castro is not some, not us on the, you know, just in the boy band wonder the maple leaf maple syrup. uh, dude. hey, you know, soccer and you know, it would be the word. so you kind of makes me want to have a shower after i look at his videos now with my daughter to jo. them. so let's have a look at justin. hi justin. featured on this year's most go meals. he's a guy, i just loved a one of the videos on here is at the gate parade in toronto telling a 6 month old baby to have a good pride. yeah, you hear me royce, a little baby. have a good price. it's not a dr nation. no, it's not on the video and the happy prize. happy pride. what's dancing in front of bob's shaking his us, take it away. ok. i don't understand why she does so. so if can check it y, y, y, y o u y, i made a lot of good bucks of my life, but i've never learned that to you have to why, why is the search and ask why, what of the so who this thing wins this? here's ask of the year award. i think i see it has to go to just in food though

she's opening her fidelity app.... to buy that stock... with no fees or commissions...ecause what does gina got? gina's got the look. that never gets old. talk about easier investing. that never gets old. know, this is kind of a global forum here. and we're seeing a big change in the global system that's existed into the second world war. >> is it a threat or is it welcome to other countries? this idea that the u.s. on top of record oil production we're already doing will do on top of the lng exports that we'll do more. is that perceived as a competitive threat or as an area of opportunity? >> and lng, the world's largest producer of lng and supporter is very significant. u.s. lng is very important to europe's economic survival and the cessation of russian natural gas, and one of the things the president's comments have done is to bring home just what a big business lng is. it's gone from nowhere in 2016 to being in total value in terms of exports. half of everything we imported with semiconductors and even more so given the expansion since then. >> perhaps you just sai

that fidelity to our founding principles requires. new responses to new challenges that preserving our individual freedoms requires collective. for the american people can know meet the demands of today's world by acting than american soldiers could have met the forces of fascism or communism with muskets and militias. no single person can train all the math and science teachers we'll need to equip our children for the future or build the roads and networks and research labs that will bring new jobs and businesses to our shores. now, more ever, we must do things together as one nation and one people. this generation, americans, has been tested by crises that steeled our resolve and proved our resilience. a decade of war is now ending. and economic recovery has begun. america has possibilities. our limitless for. we possess all the qualities this world without boundaries demands. youth and diversity and openness. an endless capacity for risk and a gift for reinvention. my fellow americans, we are made for this moment and we will seize

that fidelity to our founding principles requires. new responses to new challenges that preserving our individual freedoms requires collective. for the american people can know meet the demands of today's world by acting than american soldiers could have met the forces of fascism or communism with muskets and militias. no single person can train all the math and science teachers we'll need to equip our children for the future or build the roads and networks and research labs that will bring new jobs and businesses to our shores. now, more ever, we must do things together as one nation and one people. this generation, americans, has been tested by crises that steeled our resolve and proved our resilience. a decade of war is now ending. and economic recovery has begun. america has possibilities. our limitless for. we possess all the qualities this world without boundaries demands. youth and diversity and openness. an endless capacity for risk and a gift for reinvention. my fellow americans, we are made for this moment and we will seize

however, then you meet others like fidel, who said it doesn't stop him. he's going to try as many times as possible to get back to the u.s., be it legal or illegal. david culver, cnn, guatemala city. >> david, thank you so much for that reporting coming up. still for us. well, stocks recover after they plummeted, all sparked by a chinese a.i. company. what it is about deepseek that has even president trump calling it a wake up call. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be the first foreign leader to be visiting president trump in this new term. we've got new reporting on that. >> when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin so she can have those one on ones again. >> hey, jim. >> can we. >> talk about casual. >> fridays? >> well, sure. >> what's up? get fast. powerful cough relief with robitussin and find your voice. >> and power. >> so handsome. >> oh. >> i can't buy this. >> whoa, whoa. >> you're in power. >> investment account has grown. >> you earned. >> it. >> so get. >> good at money so you can be a little bad and power. >> why is

your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. for you, mama.hat can evolve with new chapters. and they can proactively view your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and the impact of risk. so you can enjoy moments together. because doors were meant to be opened. doors lead us to new opportunities. your dedicated fidelity advisor... -surprise! -for you, mama. ...can help you open those doors. by proactively reviewing your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and risk. doors were meant to be opened. >>> gotta say, i love an industry that can take political heat without it doing too much damage to the stocks, to say nothing of the earnings. take the drug distributors. trump has bashed them. but they also save their customers a lot of money. take cardinal health. they announced their earnings for the fiscal year should come in at the high end of the previous guidance. doesn't hurt the stock is cheap. is that enough given the industry could have a target payment on its back? we checked in with the ceo of cardinal health on the sidelines of the

she's opening her fidelity app... to buy that stock... for exactly the amount she wants... no fees ormissions... what will gina do next? gina has roller derby at 6:00 pm. i'm there. get started investing for as little as $1. talk about easier investing. >> on a crazy day for the market. with some huge headlines on the ai front, i've been keeping a close eye on a hostile takeover bid that might have flown under theerad to buy beacn roofing supply for about $11 billion $124.25 per share. stock closed today at $119.58. it's up $1 $1.16. now, this has been an ongoing saga starting in november, when the wall street journal published an article stating that an acquisition would have been made by qcso. but beacon's management team wasn't receptive, was not receptive, believing the company would ultimately be worth substantially more than what qcso was willing to pay. now. last week, bloomberg reported that they're soliciting takeover bids from rivals. we've got to find if that's true, it could be rival suitors. who knows? but what does it all mean for the building supply company that, you kn

and the castro influence, plus the communist, and they're relating it intimately, fidel castro in lan america is very strong. it's a movement that is supported from cuba. agents are going out. saboteurs, the explosives, so that they're constantly these attacks being made and for the governments of the caribbean to preserve law and order alone is becoming a major problem, to say nothing of the propaganda, the disruption that's being caused. it's having naturally its effect on the economic life, the investment of capital, which is what creates jobs. the whole thing is subject to a very, in my opinion, very dangerous, undermining of the fabric of government of law and order and of the opportunity for social and economic good, advance and growth. >> it's a threat to both the political development and the economic. >> there's no question. >> you spoke of the president of the administration, what issues do you think would be developed by the republican fight? >> i think one of the most important ones, which you have been very out in front on, as a matter of fact, from the beginning, civil r

your dedicated fidelity advisor... -surprise! -for you, mama. ...can help you open those doors.ely reviewing your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and risk. doors were meant to be opened. scombloo . >>> welcome back to "power lunch" with your cnbc news update. a potential ceasefire between hamas and israel. the white house says negotiators are on the cusp of an agreement and that president-elect trump's team is participating in those talk sgloos talks. >> a new risk finds the study of dementia is increasing as americans live longer. the journal nature medicine estimates 42% of men and women would develop dementia in their lifetimes with cases predicted to double by 2060 and other recent research underscores the risk remains highest for women and african-americans. >>> texas sued allstate today over accusations the insurer tracked drivers through their cell phones without consent, and then used the data to justify higher car insurance charges. the lawsuit claims allstate paid mobile app developers millions to create the world's largest driving behavior database with informa

your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. for you, mama.sonalized money management that can evolve with new chapters. and they can proactively view your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and the impact of risk. so you can enjoy moments together. because doors were meant to be opened. >>> welcome back to "fast money." stocks closing out their best week since november with more gains, the dow up nearly 335 points, the s&p climbing 1%, and the nasdaq up 1 1/2%. all three major indices up at least 2% this week. meanwhile, apple rebounding slightly today but closing out the third straight weekly loss. that's the tech giant's losing streak since april. and netflix jumping 2% today. ever core reiterating its performance since tuesday, saying it expects a modest beat for the quarter. what do you think, steve? >> which one? >> netflix. >> all of them? would you rather? no, i'll just do netflix. netflix is something where the password sharing seemed like the longest positive catalyst that we have ever seen for a stock, and trying, plenty of peop

your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. for you, mama.h new chapters. and they can proactively view your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and the impact of risk. so you can enjoy moments together. because doors were meant to be opened. >>> welcome back. stocks finishing lower. the dow and s&p down 0.2%, snapping three-day winning streaks. shares of uber getting a boost today. the ride share stock getting bullish calls from goldman sachs and wells fargo in recent days. uber is now up nearly 14% so far this year. and unh dropping more than 6%. the insurance stock missing revenue expectations, but beating earnings estimates. >>> bitcoin clinging to the 100k level just days before president-elect donald trump's inauguration. and a new way of a digital currency valuation could be on the way. strive asset management filing for a bitcoin bond . the fund would primarily invest in bonds from companies like microstrategy, which now holds 450,000 bitcoin. strive's ceo is here with us on set for more. matt, great to have you with us. >> thanks

parenting, and if so, it is not surprising, marriage and family, a couple vowing their love and fidelity, the home which is the creation of human life and some would say even social and civil life. do we have an institution more basic and simple than marriage? do we have any more task more difficult and demanding than marriage and we have a deeper place of joy and love or any arena of life in which we, i am more exposed to another person or better known to another person? with my many defects, with a few virtues to offer as well. the catholic church calls marriage a sacrament. the catholic church is teaching on what marriage is, how best to approach it and god willing, how to succeed it. >> when you put positivity out there, it does come back. >> it gets challenging. >> oh, thank you so much. >> hello, on behalf of the archdiocese, welcome to mosaic, i guess today is ed hoffner, a very important office at san francisco, you have been in this institution for six years and prior to that? >> prior to that, i was involved in very similar work. >> and let me ask you, you have a couple of mast

i asked him at the hearing when he appeared before us whether he took an oath of fidelity to his spouses. of course he did. in the same way that a secretary of defense will take an oath to uphold the constitution of the united states. but the evidence that was before us, the public record that was before us is very, very troubling. in mr. hegseth's first marriage there were public reports that he was unfaithful to his wife at least five different times with multiple other people. he never rebutted that. and because he wouldn't meet with members of the committee on the democratic side, we didn't get a chance to talk about that in a closed setting, which would have been most important. in his second marriage, he was married, and while married fathered a child by a woman who would become his third wife in august of 2017. so he was still married to wife number two and cheated on her with a woman who would bear his child and become wife number three. but in a very shocking way to me, within two months after the birth of this child, he was at a republican political event at a hotel in monterey

toni morrison once said about the bluest eye that past a certain point all she had was fidelity to her own interest and sense of taste and i think that ultimately like since especially this is a book that is so much and so close to my own almost death i it naturally invites some more questions about what will this book look like to people when i am gone, the first line of my bio is julian randall, a living, queer black poet, and you'd be i'd be lying if i said i haven't thought about what is going to be the edit of that when that is no longer functionally true. but i know that because of that question it was harrowing to deal with but i also know that because of that question, i've come away with the book i wanted to write. i've come away with the book that says the things that i wanted to say. months have passed i barely regret, not including sopranos essay. it wasn't ready it wasn't. but yes, i think that like know you think about it in that sense of just like what am i fidelity to my own taste. how many of previous books that they are pulling this useful strategy and sales data from

one investor beat the rest in 2024, adam benjamin, the 53-year-old that took control of fidelity's selectiveiconductor portfolio in 2020. after two decades focusing on the industry. that fund has outperformed more popular passively managed indexed funds for the past -- first time in four years. the data speak for itself. neatly compiled in a new bloomberg opinion piece published this morning. we are joined by the writer of the piece matt winkler. great to see you. matt: great to be with you. scarlet: the returns on this are impressive for the fund. i am curious what the benchmark was for adam benjamin. the s&p 500? the philadelphia semiconductor index? who does he compare himself to? matt: every index that includes the stock market is a benchmark but you start with semiconductors themselves. there are indexes that actually track the industry. that would probably be the closest, if you will, the s&p technology index would probably be the one that he would be using as a benchmark. having said all that, he actually crushed everyone -- one of these indexes. you mentioned the philadelphia index.

according to a recent fidelity investment survey, it finds nearly two thirds of americans plan to set real financial goals for the year ahead. this, after more than 7 in 10, experienced a financial setback last year and nearly half dipped into their emergency savings. we did speak with one fidelity advisor, who suggests starting small when it comes to setting those goals and minimizing your debt as much as possible. we suggest spending no more than 50% of your take home pay on essential expenses like food and housing, so that you can use the other 50% to address some of those other goals, like a long term goal for retirement or saving up for a house, as well as any goal to attack that debt. she also advised us being realistic and having a map or a plan to follow. finally, whenever you reach your goal or milestones, celebrate just a little bit. a story of hope and resilience now emerging from the ashes of the southern california wildfires. one mother's initiative is now spurring a wave of help nationwide for victims. lisa khan started a grassroots effort soon after the eaton fire roare

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the fidelity model, the, the profile seems to send out among all the co pays and dunces. what makes it so special costs are careful, is the pride, the face, and the treasure trove of on could cation culture. it's the soul of the cook. cation of the dumps is performed by couples around the bicycle supporting dunces before the castle was the dance of a could occasion. princess. it was only performed by new lucy wants. everybody come down, sit these days, full, its traditions still upset. the casa hasn't changed over centuries, which is why it has such historical value, because we don't sit today exactly as a full fault the state of very long time ago. so my on frame died seems a bit like a contradictory done. because on the one hand, you have this rather energetic beats music and you expect the dunphy is supposed to be energetic, but it's actually quite measured in calm. what's the reason behind the reason behind that is all different kinds analyses. a minds temperament is different from a woman's. you talking about energetic music and measured. com movements, men a noble p

your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. for you, mama.roactively view your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and the impact of risk. so you can enjoy moments together. because doors were meant to be opened. doors lead us to new opportunities. your dedicated fidelity advisor... -surprise! -for you, mama. ...can help you open those doors. by proactively reviewing your entire portfolio. with an eye on taxes and risk. doors were meant to be opened. >>> welcome back. i'm silvana hanao with your cnbc news updates. multiple officials tell nbc news negotiators made significant progress over the weekend in talks over a cease-fire deal between israel and hamas. the white house is reportedly pushing for a deal by the end of the week. the agreement would end more than 15 months of fighting in gaza and secure the release of hostages taken by hamas in its surprise attack on israel. >>> the supreme court declined to hear a hear by shell and other oil companies to toss a climate change lawsuit by honolulu. the hawaiian city accuses the companies of

and as she heads into the bathroom to change, we meet fidel ambrocio.w many years altogether did you live in the u.s.? >> almost 90 years. >> 19 years? >> yes. >> and i'm scared. because now the trump, they say they have to go, you know, go with a criminal. but we're not a criminal. you know. >> but you have a trespassing conviction. >> yes. >> are you going to try to stay here or do you think you'll go back? >> i have to go back for sure. >> you'll find a way back. yes. while fidel walks freely here, others are pulled aside by guatemalan police. as soon as they arrive, accused of crimes not only in the u.s., but also here in their homeland. they require a lot of resources so as to reintegrate the returnees. >> no hay una diferencia. >> guatemala's vice president tells me it's about the same number, though, that have been arriving in recent years under president biden, though she says the use of u.s. military planes, which guatemala is permitting, is new under president trump. back in the reception hall, we almost don't recognize sara. she's changed int