frank holland has more on the why and the what it would do to the supply chain. frank? >> hey there, dom. panama and the panama canal, the latest target for the trump agenda. ships moving cargo, they make about three quarters of the volume at the panama canal and other president-elect is demanding that rates be lowered or he's essentially threatening to repossess the panama canal. >> we will demand that the panama canal be returned to the united states of america. in full, quickly and without question. i'm not going to stand for it. so, to the fficials of panama, please begin it accordingly. >> you can google how the canal got transferred to panama, but let's get to the -- they can be as high as $300,000 according to -- but so far, no response, however, the president of panama is responding with it -- he has no plans to comply, he even holds the transfer documents. he goes on to say every square meter of the surrounding areas belongs to panama and will continue to do so. the sovereignty and independence of our country are nonnegotiable. mr. trump firing back on truth so

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland today. let's get a check of the u.s.ity futures with the s&p and nasdaq sitting at record highs. right now, the futures are indicating a modest lower open. dow lower by six points. s&p down 3 to 4 points and nasdaq 100 down 21. checking in on the bond market ahead of the big november consumer price index report. yields on the 5, 10 and 30-year treasury notes at the lowest since october. the ten-year note yield rising to 4.16%. the two-year note yield rising slightly, but a proxy for future fed policy at 4.11%. the 30-year long bond at 4.35%. that is the state of play on the treasury side. oil prices after back-to-back weekly losses and uncertainty in syria, are current by big. wti up $67.97. that's up about 1%. similar percentage advance for ice brent crude futures. $71.80. on the yptocurrency front. bitcoin hitting the $100,000 level. we are off 1.5%. roughly off on that price. >>> a quick check on the european trade. at least the cac in france up .3%. the dax index on the deutsche bourse. >>> around the world, a wild s

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. the futures of the dow and s&p and nasdaq. all three hit all hiech -time h. in the red across the board right now. just fractionally. all three indices down. we're keeping an eye on chip stocks after a monster day for that group. nvidia coming off a more than 3% gain and within the last hour, reuters reporting that taiwan semi is in talks with a plant in tempe, arizona. look at what they are doing right now. nvidia pulling back a bit. down .50%. amd down .50% as well. intel up. keep in mind, down 8% for the week after the ceo decided to retire. >>> we are checking the bond market after the adp private payrolls and ism services reports. yields near the lowest level in two years. the benchmark pulling back a few points from the level we saw yesterday. we have to do one more thing. we usually do it in the check. it's bitcoin. after weeks of watching and waiting, it has finally surged above $100,000. higher still this morning. you see it is u

i'm frank holland.et's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kick things off with the check of u.s. futures one day after nasdaq crossed 20 k for the very first time while the dow riding a five-session losing streak. in the red across the board. all three ces down a quarter percent. the s&p and dow along with the nasdaq. we are keeping a close eye on the mag seven in the pre-market after that group collectively added $416 billion in market value yesterday. take a look. nvidia falling .50%. apple, alphabet and tesla in the green in the pre-market. tesla among the best up over .50%. the gain more than the entire market value of bank of america, salesforce p&g. this is interesting. we saw bond yields move to the upside. the benchmark ten-year moving eight basis point higher. we get november ppi out before the opening bell. >>> we turn back to the market and nasdaq crossing the 20,000 mark for the first time ever. the index rising from 10,000 to 20,000 in 1,645 days. quicker than the 7,400 days from 5

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland.et's kick off the morning with the nasdaq looking to open at a record high while the dow tries to snap the long of the losing streak since 2020. futures are showing a nice modest upside up 20 points for the dow. implied higher for the s&p and nasdaq up 56 points. big moves in bitcoin crossing the $106,000 level and hitting a new all-time high. checking on the bond market. wild moves in the ten-year. continuing rising 24 basis points last week alone. its biggest one-week jump so far this year alone. yields are moving slightly to the down side here. 4.83% right now. we'll keep an eye on the ten-year treasury note. >>> we've got a very busy week shaping up in had europe and asia. let's get to the trade in europe with silvia amaro. >> good morning, dom. so far, it hasn't been a good start to the trading week for global equities, for several global equities. over in asia, the hang seng or shenzhen compose it. both ended the day as chinese retail sales missed expectations in november in the

i'm frank holland. we kick off with the futures. in the red across the board. the dow with the losing streak. the nasdaq at the all-time high. looking at futures. in the red across the board. s&p down fractionally. looking like it is down .25%. the dow down 80 points. off the lows of earlier today. the nasdaq down as well. down about 13 points. we are looking at two stocks on the move today. they are both chip stocks. broadcom and nvidia. broadcom closing at a record high yesterday after the 11% pop. it is up 1.5% in the pre-market. the stock is up 40% since earnings last week, while nvidia, the other side of the coin here, down 11%. more on the two names throughout the hour. nvidia is the orange one taking the move to the down side. broadcom with the spike. trading at an all-time high. we'll talk more about this throughout the show. we have to talk bitcoin hitting a record high this morning. look at the moves in bitcoin. bitcoin trading -- actually, i think this may be a different chart. i'm sorry. thi

i'm holland frank holland. let's get to thursday morning. the theme being confusion and anxiety.e a look at futures big selloff yesterday. a little bit of a rebound this morning. we are seeing green arrows when you look at u.s. futures dow up 15 points saep up saep and the nasdaq up signaling two cuts in 2025 that is down from the prior expectation of as many as four >> we decided it was the right call because we decided it was the best decision to foster achievement of our goals >> the biggest one-day drop ever according to bespoke the dow riding a ten-day losing streak the longest losing streak since 1974 29 dow stocks at the end of the day lower yesterday. the big winner is united health. it is down 17% since december 4th. the s&p 500 losing $2 trillion of market value since 2:00 p.m. yesterday. that was the fed decision. the ten-year crossing 4.5% we are taking a look at the bonds. the benchmark at 4.52. moving ten basis points higher yesterday. we have seen yields more considerably higher since the cut in september moving 75 or 80 basis points since then the benchmark at 4.5

i'm frank holland. we kick off the look with the u.s. stock futures with the dow notching the third straight negative week. futures are green across the board. s&p up 20. dow up 65. the nasdaq up over 100 points higher. one stock to watch is apple. shares up 2% last week hitting a new all-time high. apple up .1%. take a look at yields. the benchmark a tick below the level it was last week. now at 4.54. we have seen it above 4.5 in recent days. we have to look at bitcoin falling below $100,000 and staying there. below 97. that to be an area of resistance. bitcoin below 97. up 1% right now, but well below the all-time high of $107,000. remember, bitcoin trades around the clock. you see last week it fell double digits down 9.5%. >>> we want to look at the asian markets mostly in the reen. the nikkei up over 1%. the shanghai pulling back .50%. we want to look at the early trade in europe this morning. keep an eye on that trade. a mixed picture right here. the dax flat. the cac down frags ctionally. that is

i'm seema mody in for frank holland. coming up, another bear on what he sees as the safer quantum bet for 2025. >>> first, we kick off the half hour with the check of the futures after a mixed day yesterday that saw the dow close higher for the fifth straight session. what we have seen is weakness in tech. nasdaq is down by 88 points. there are three days, trading days left in the quarter and green across the board with the nasdaq leading the pack on pace for its best quarter in a year and its fifth positive quarter in a row. sticking with the technology trade, we're keeping a close eye on apple within striking distance of $4 trillion of market cap. it needs to hit $264.63 a share. write that number down. the stock hit an all-time high yesterday. slightly lower in pre-market. trading at $258 and change. let's look at interest rates with the ten-year highest level since may. the 30-year is 4.8%. the ten-year at 4.6%. bitcoin getting a bit of play holding the line near $96,000. $96,319. up 1% this our. the group falling mo

i'm frank holland. hope you had a great holiday weekend. let's kickoff december with the check of the dow and s&p. both coming off the best week of the year. down fractionally. all three indices lower. this morning, we are watching the dollar and other currencies as president-elect trump threatens tariffs on bric nations. moves of the dollar up .50%. we are seeing the dollar move .13% against the peso. it is up .50% against the chinese yuan. the dollar is falling a bit against the brazilian real. we will talk more about currency coming up in the show. we will talk about bitcoin. digital currency. still below $100,000 mark after the best month since february. up more than 37% since the election. pulling back down a bit. down 1.5%. trading at $95,410 right now. >>> that's the money set up. let's see how europe is getting under way with silvia amaro in london. >> good morning, frank. i hope the whole team had a good thanksgiving holiday. in terms of how we are moving so far in today's session, i have to highlight the performance over in france

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we get you a check of the stock futures. the s&p coming off the 54th record close this year you see in the green across the board. nasdaq slipping fractionally in the red while i was talking. the dow looks to open up 35 points higher. the key stock to watch is intel. a laggard in the etf yesterday intel announcing the ignatio of pat gelsinger after a troubled tenure. look at shares rebounding a bit this morning. they closed lower yesterday up over .50% right now. take a look at this. this is the number to watch. the stock since pat gelsinger took over as ceo down more than 60%. among the company's struggles, laying off 15,000 employees last august and kicked out of the dow last month on the other side of the coin, we have super micro. it is higher this morning after 30% pop yesterday on news that the committee found no evidence of misconduct at the server maker. huge pop to the upside pushing the one-week performance because we're in the

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland.two biggest economies in the world and your money. >>> let's kick off the check of the u.s. futures. right now, the dow implied lower, now higher by one point. the nasdaq is implied higher by roughly 20. again, relatively calm. still hovering near record highs. taking a look at the biggest laggards in the s&p 500. oracle shares down 8%. watching the dow transportation index coming off the sixth straight negative session for the first time since the start of the year. the dow transports. the markets are closed right now. checking on the bond side of things. we are keeping a close eye on the ten-year yield which is ticking slightly higher, but relatively low compared to a couple of weeks ago. the ten-year note at 4.12%. the 30-year long bond at 4.40%. >>> let's get a check of the top corporate stories, including the latest twist in one family's media empire battle. silvana henao is here with those. good morning, silvana. >> dom, good morning. a nevada commissioner has rejected rupert mur

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kickoff with the stock futures. the dow riding a six-session losing streak. the nasdaq closed below 20,000. it is on track to get above 20,000. up over .50%. the dow would open 100 points higher or a .25% higher. the s&p a .25% higher. let's look at the week to date action. the nasdaq remains the sole gainer on the board. s&p down .50%. the dow down over 1.5%. the nasdaq holding on to gains tech very much in focus ahead of the open with shares of broadcom surging and lifting the semi space much more on that in a moment. let's look at the pre-market moves. broadcom up 15%. down here with marvell up 6%. vaneck, popular and widely followed with the chip sector. up almost 2%. we have to check the bond market after the hotter than expected ppi report. the ten-year, i'll move this circle off. it's at 4.33. you see an upside move post cpi, came in line for core and headline, bond yields continue to move higher and ppi hotter than expected. fo

. >>> and good morning, thanks so much for being with us, i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. a down day for stocks on tuesday. take a look. stocks in the green across the board right now. s and p up. dow looks like it would open 75 points higher. nasdaq up almost 40 points right now. the futures may be in the green. it's nothing but red for dow. the blue chips on a nine session slide. that is the longest daily losing streak since 1978. yeah, a couple decades. much more on that later. why one stock is the blame, you see the slide right here, going back to december 5. you can see down over 3.5%. closed down just over half a percent yesterday. we're also checking the market. what bank of america calls the last hurdle before the year end rally. take a look at the bond market, the benchmark at 4.4%, right now. again, similar level to what we saw yesterday. however, yields are currently at their highest level in nearly a month. and we have to take a look at bitcoin. below 107,000 this morning. pulling back about 2.5%. trades around the

i'm frank holland. let's kick off the future with the stock futures. the dow coming off the third positive session in a row. the nasdaq and s&p with win streaks. the s&p up about 5 points. fractional moves to the upside. the dow would open up 13 appointments higher. nasdaq up 35 points as well. we take a quick check on apple shares. they are continuing to test record highs. apple up in the pre market. up 33%. you are seeing big upside moves with apple. palantir shares are climbing. the best performing stock in the s&p 500 this year. it got added to the indivisible well. pulling back .75% of 1%. we are checking the bond market. take a look. the benchmark at 4.59. since the cut, moving basis points. more on the pressure that treasuries are -- excuse me, yields on treasuries coming up in a moment. also checking oil prices this morning. take a look. outline oil prices up .50%. bitcoin hovering around the $95,000. lower year to date. you see bitcoin moving up over 1% right now. trading below $94,000. month t

i'm frank holland. let's kick off the final trading day of 2024 with the nasdaq and s&p coming off three-day losing streaks. we could see a rebound on wall street. the s&p is up .13%. 18 points. dow up .25%. 125 points. nasdaq up under .50%. we quickly will get a check on the gainers in the s&p 500. the top of the list is allegion followed by costar and blackstone and franklin resources and host hotels. going back to the markets. the weakness is contrary to the strong year we had. all of the major indices and russell finishing with the fifth positive year in the last six. dow up 13%. the s&p up 23 or 24%. the nasdaq, the best performer, rising 24% in 2024. the russell is 10% higher on the year, but nearly 10% off its 52-week high. getting close to correction territory. a lot to talk about when we talk about the narratives in the market and dominance of tech this year. we saw it in the sector performance. 10 of 11 sectors finishing higher in the year with the communication finishing up nearly 40%. materi

i'm frank holland.short will be here to see if the shutdown can be avoided we'll get into all of that coming up shortly. >>> we kickoff the hour deep into the red the s&p down .75%. the dow is down 280 points the nasdaq is the hardest hit down more than 1%. with that, we take a look at the nasdaq 100 laggards. you see tesla down over 4% super micro down 3.5%. app love applovin down. shares of fedex are higher after the earnings missed, but posted strong beats with profit and margin the catalyst for the upside move, sharp spike to the upside, the spinoff of fedex freight, the biggest ltl carrier in the u.s. we are also watching the vix we have the triple witching options expirations. right now, you see the vix at 25, almost 26. you see a big, sharp move to the upside this week we have the fed decision and a lot of things going on big moves with the increase in volatility again, just about 26 we will talk about volatility a bit later in the show as well. we are checking the bond market with the read of pc

i am frank holland, getting you ready for the day ahead. >>> u.s. stock futures with the doubt with a four day losing streak, the s&p coming off back- to-back losing sessions. we see the s&p up fractionally by about eight points, the dow is down about 40 points in the future is now, and the nasdaq is up almost 50 points now. we are also checking the bond market after today's november cpi report. we start with the benchmark 2.4, pretty much holding steady to the market we saw yesterday. and we got to look at bitcoin, working its way back up to $2000, below that level, turning about 8000. remember, bitcoin trades around the clock to me for the week, down just about 1%. >>> also keeping our eye on shares of alphabet this morning after 60% drop in shares yesterday on its willow quantum computing chip. shares of alphabet are up one and just about a 3rd%. the big move this week, up over 7%, and u.s. steel coming off a ugly session report. the white house will officially moved to block its sale of to japan's nippon steele. u.s. steel down about a quarter o

to "worldwide exchange," i'm frank holland.y factor our next guest says will help to drive the momentum. first a check at u.s. stock futures. the s&p and nasdaq are once again hitting record highs. let's take a look. the s&p up 13 points. the nasdaq just up almost 120 point. but the real story, it is the dow this morning up 200 points. but keep in mind that the biggest gainer, the biggest gainer that is salesforce. salesforce is leading the dow on the back of its results. much more in a moment. but important to note that salesforce alone is adding 250 points to the dow this morning. shares up 13.5%. it is the big story in the markets this morning. much more on that coming up in just a second. >>> we're also watching markets overseas. first story, in france, lawmakers will hold a no confidence vote against the prime minister's government over a budget dispute. cac is up fractionally. a lot is due to the big companies in france having a lot of international exposure, not being that exposed to domestic turmoil. the cac up quarter

back over to you guys. >> one of the key corporate earnings and frank holland covering fedex.. hi, emily. >> a report that was just released from a bipartisan group of lawmakers and it's reg mending a light touch with ai and the ai task force which was established by speaker mike johnson earlier this year are finally out with the big year-end report and rather it sets groundwork, and one of the few members of congress who actually had experience in ai before getting elected. he chaired the tank force and said that the report details a road map for congress to follow to both safeguard consumers and the continued u.s. investment and innovation in ai. the report does see some rules for the government including preparing the electrical grid to imagine a coming resurge in the data centers. it suggested more federal funding for energy infrastructure and the energy technology development, plus they name both geothermal energy as part of meeting that need. the report also covers national security and expanding ai training at the pentagon, plus they recommend continued government suppo

so are those in management frank holland joining us more on what cfos are saying about prospects to bigng. >> hey, kelly, the biggest corporate financial decision makers are very concerned about the economic future of america according to the results of our exclusive cnbc, cfo council survey sw to ensure the future of the current. the 7% disagreeing with that statement somewhat the survey taken between december 9th and 16th. that was after vivek ramaswamy spoke at our cfo council summit sharing his vision for doj.o.g. with elon musk they believe they will achieve some meaningful cuts in spending there's mixed opinions of the reality of achieving that goal by july 4th, 2026. 33% disagree strongly it is possible, 33% say it is possible we asked cfos about their spending plans for next year, few data points here more than 80% said their capex would increase or stay the same and when asked about the top capex priority the number one answer was investing in tech outside of artificial intelligence. only 7% said they are investing in ai capabilities back over to you >> what do you find most su

i'm seema mody in for frank holland. let's see how the two-day rally has fueled stocks. futures are indicating a lower open across wall street. hope all of you had a good christmas and hanukkah. dow jones down 120 points. four ssions to go for the december trading. look at what is happening with yields. yields have been at the highest level since spring on the expectation that inflation may not come down as fast as initially expected. right now, the ten-year yield at 4.6%. take a look at bitcoin holding below $100,000. currently at $95,274. down 4% at this hour. >>> around the world we go. europe and most of asia closed for boxing day. japan and south korea are open for business. markets in hong kong on higher. >>> turning back stateside as we close in on the end of year, we take the pulse of the investors to find out where they are looking to put their money to work in 2025. in the latest cnbc delivering alpha stock survey, we asked which asset classes they favor the most in of the new year. small caps and large cap tech and s&p 500 and equal weighted index at 14%. next

joining us now anchor of worldwide exchange on cnbc, frank holland.out to the ila, the longshoreman's union and the operators union. no response. last time i checked, it remained a contentious negotiation with a sticking point. that's automation at the east and goufl ports. they need that automation to be competitive with other ports around the u.s. also to increase their profitability on the other side of ief it would take away their jobs or the potential to take away jobs. the previously, the biden administration had gotten involved with the negotiations. they certainly were not mediators. they wanted to make that clear. when i spoke to them, when this tentative agreement was reached, they were involved with the negotiations and both sides, they talked about the involvement of the biden administration. there were thoughts that the port workers, they want a deal done while the biden administration was in d.c. however, just a few weeks ago we saw a wild card. president-elect trump weighed in on the negotiations saying that he sided with the union work

i'm frank holland. before we get to the markets, we begin with the passing of former president jimmy carter. was 100 years old. the 39th president was surrounded by his family in his final moments. political leaders from around the world, including president biden and president-elect trump are paying tribute it's to carter. we will have more on carter and his life and legacy in a moment. >>> for now, we begin the final trading week of 2024 with the look at u.s. stock futures after the lower close on friday leaving questions if the santa claus is leading. the dow down 55 points. nasdaq down under 30 points. markets had a winning week last week. the nasdaq is best performer. a selloff on friday. you see the dip here. the s&p over .50%. the nasdaq is the best performer up .75%. back to the sell yol that s back to the sell yol that ellof putting the santa claus rally in jeopardy. you see right here, the market is basically flat during the santa claus period. a lot of people looking at the moves today to see

i'm frank holland in for kelly evans. happy holidays. the bull market is in tact, but there is one thing our guest says could derail it next year. and our analyst is seeing clear trends emerging for the new year as she brings the stocks that stand to benefit. this is one of the names of gains in sight. that's a holiday hint. up 87% this year. that makes you think what it is. i'm on twitter, instagram and tiktok. and the stakes are high for netflix to get it right. we look at why tomorrow's nfl games are critical. but we begin with today's markets. john chu -- dom chu has the numbers. >> as we talk about the move in the markets right now, we're seeing a bounce. we're going to try to close out on a high note. we are right near session highs for the three major indexes. the dow is up roughly 200 points or a half of 1% gain. bigger percentage gain, three quarters of 1% for the larger s&p 500, currently at 6,017, up about 43 points. at the highs, we were up 45. so again, right near the session highs. that means your intraday trading range, 6,

we have earnings frank holland has fedex. what do we need to look out for?ast earnings. missing on earnings and lowering eps guidance revenue expected to be flat. profit is forecast to fall by 2% the big question, will the company spin off fedex freight, the largest less than truckload carrier? trading as a discount. you can see fedex freight moves more freight by dollar investors will listen for commentary on demand fedex planning a rate increase in january commentary about the potential inpact impact of tear ariffs and poten strikes. >> thank you we will see what ftx does. see what nike does down 29% year to date. all sorts of problems. tell us what to watch out for. >> you set it up there expectations low for the quarter for nike watch for the new ceo, anything about a strategy going forward revenue will fall more than 9% year over year pressure from competitors continues. the wholesale business is scaled back margins expected to be pressured from elevated promotions that analysts fear didn't do enough to entice shoppers to buy. nike pulled its guidance a

. >> thank you frank holland.guidance and it's all spin it's all spin, right there was, you know, it wasn't the best the spin part. >> it's all spin-off and what's driving the stock and that is really an opportunity to unlock value, if you look at where some of the other ones trade. i always thought ltl, and why it's not lttl, but whatever. >> less than load -- >> less than is the l and tl is the truckload. >> has it been bothering you for a long time? >> it doesn't ccur to me until you said that. ltl player, less than truckload company. >> that's unlocking value. >> but this freight business is the smallest of all their services and it's something that i think on some level it's been running separate cargo and they've almost acted like they were a different business. to the extent that there are ways to unlock for fedex which relative to trz itself is tradi cheap and that's part of where we are even though the company has arguably raised that multiple in the last 12 months versus the last 24 to 30 months. i think

i'm frank holland. let's get started with the futures. as we always do. after a bit of a rough day for wall street, the dow's worst day in more than a month, a fixed picture right now. the s&p and dow both down fractionally right now the nasdaq just up fractionally, ahead of what of course, is a very big moment later today, the november jobs report we'll talk about that much more in just a bit. the dow remains the sole lagger. we'll show you the chart right now. lagging the other two major indices, the s&p is up three-quarters of 1% the nasdaq, the best performer, up 2.5%. on a seconder basis, we continue to watch the ramp up for consumer scretionary you see big moves after some earnings reports something else helping to boost this sector is lululemon we'll talk about that much more in the show. week to date show, not a lot of upside performance this is bitcoin. i apologize. bitcoin. wrochk wrong chart, but you get the idea take a look at bitcoin while we're here down three-quarters of 1%, back 100,000, ding 98,000 three-quarters of 1% we'll talk about co

i'm frank holland in for kelly evans. happy holidays.g our guest says could derail it next year. and our analyst is seeing clear trends emerging for the new year as she brings the stocks that stand to benefit. this is one of the names of gains in sight. that's a holiday hint. up 87% this year. that makes you think what it is. i'm on twitter, instagram and tiktok. and the stakes are high for

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wow >> explained it well >> by the way, he has -- there was an amazing chartd this morning on frank holland's show which shows the difference between fedex and u.p.s. fedex is up 32% in the period raj has been there u.p.s. is down 31% >> u.p.s. had a horrible year on the stock market that stock is down 21.2%, u.p.s. for the year just a very poor performance >> and this man, raj, is so smart. i was with fred smith, who founded the company, this weekend. i think he's a great man he's done so much, yale, war hero in vietnam, silver star, comes back down to his last $5,000 from fedex which was the paper he had at yale. gambles, goes back to $12,000, comes back and creates this amazing company. there's no distance between mr. smith and what raj is doing. i have to tell you, i think this is very exciting for shareholders since this man has come in. they have great scale. the only countries they're not in are countries we're not allowed to ship to what a juggernaut. great american story >> let's get to novo as well >> absolutely, david >> we talk so often about novo nordisk, one of the two beneficia

and the stock broke down i saw someone on frank holland's show this morning, talking about a potentiali don't see it. look, the president-elect does not say it once. he says it like ten times that he wants to wipe out, you know, it's a theme >> it's a theme. >> there you go. it's an update >> it's got a huge dividend. >> after a significant down draft, over these last couple of weeks, and concerns about, care mark, pbm. the middle man. >> how did they get on the red hot, i remember when larry merlo ran the company and it was up, up and away. >> those who are considering legislative, policy risk, it's not clear the senate will get it by friday. >> the idea that congress, it does bring them together, we all, i think, have given up the idea that congress focuses on something. >> well, i mean, there's going to be a one vote disparity in terms of what -- or something close to that, at least initially in terms of republican control. so getting anything through the house will remain quite difficult to carl's point about the continuing resolution that even they're needed, i think, democratic s

frank holland -- >> frank is involved here. >> hello, frank. >> becky, joe and andrew.ger up 2.5% right now after announcing a $7.5 billion stock repurchase program yesterday. all this comes after the grocery giant's planned merger with albertson fell apart, blocked by u.s. court and then terminated by albertson's. another development, albertson's filed suit against kroger for the breach of the merger agreement. kroger called the suit baseless without merit. you can see shares up 2.5%. kind of hard not to call it kroger's. in the middle east they call it kroger's with an "s." at&t, you can see essentially flat down fractionally after the telecom giant named a top pick at goldman for to 25. analysts see a 70% upside from the current price. you can see it's trading at just about 23.50. they're bullish on at&t's fiber rollout and an opportunity to pick up wireless shares. shares of hershey's, those shares down over a half percent after a downgrade to underweight from equal weight at wells fargo. wells citing near term profit pressures in the downgrade due to skyrocketing c

governor frank colin -- let's go to frank holland for more on the movers but i hope you had a great holidayorning. taking a look, they are under pressure this morning, down 3 1/3% following the plane crash involving a 737-800 jet. there will be a special inspection of all that aircraft operating in that country after an air crash that killed 170 people on board. south korea's acting president has also ordered an emergency safety section -- inspection of the entire fleet. boeing shares are down nearly 33% year-to-date. we are watching shares of media. nivea is facing rising competition around a.i. chips. the company will launch the next version of computers in the next half of next year, nvidia shares are down 30% year to date over 175%. speaking of big winners that year, pulling back a little bit, down about 2% over last week, down over 1 person. remains the best performing stock in the s&p 500 today. you can see a huge run-up, up more than 300 50% in 2024. keep in mind, the company has a lofty evaluation in trading, 175 times for earnings. back over to you. >> frank i can't help but look a

let's get over to frank holland. he has a look at the movers. >> happy new year.shares of tesla. they are higher. up 1.5% after pulling back over the last week, down 8.5%. some of that may be profit taking. estimates are at 505,000. expecting the maker to miss those numbers, but price target of 226, basically about half where the stock is trading at right now. tesla shares up about 1.5%. some eakness over the last week. all right, moving on. taking a look also at, well, this is tesla right here. we'll move on to the next stock right now. waiting for the chart. waiting for the chart. here it goes. microstrategy shares up more than 4%. again, another pull back over the last week. maybe profit taking as well. down about 12%. so, the stock actually has fallen over the last week, including an 8% fall yesterday after the company announced a disclosure of 592 shares they will sell. the company announcing at the same time, it bought around $209 million more in bitcoin. they are up just about 4%. similar to tesla. another big winner since the election. you can see the big

umgc supported me and allowed me to achieve my goals. [ music ] ♪ >>> let's get straight over to frank hollandthe premarket. you can see up over a third of a percent, not over, on news that company will broadcast the women's world cup in 2027 and 2031 after they struck a deal with fifa. this is the most significant deal that fifa has signed for a major tournament. the news ahead of netflix airing nfl games on christmas day. there will be a performance by beyonce as part of the streamer's push into live events in sports. shares of netflix up 0.3%. huge year-to-date performance up over 85%. >>> moving on we'll look at xerox moving on acquisition news, moving 3% higher on news it will acquire one of its companies that they say is a supplier. lexmark. a deal valued at $1.5 billion. according to the release from xerox, lexmark is a key supplier and the acquisition will strengthen its core business and growing its business in the a-4 color printing business. xerox says it will be free cash flow. shares up 3%. year-to-date falling more than 50%. >>> honda and nissan announcing they have agreed to sta

down 56 points below fair value a lot of red arrows continuing throughout this week let's get to frank hollandmorning, becky and andrew shares of fedex are popping on the news the company will spin off the freight business into the publicly traded can be fedex's goal is to unlock value. fedex as a whole including the trucking business trades at 14 times forward pe forward plays you can see here trade closer to 35 times forward pe again, it is about unlocking value there. i want to go back to the earnings fedex with strong earnings beat, but lowered the full-year guidance shares moving higher in the pre-market >>> now to nike shares a different story there. take a look. lower down more than 4% after the initial pop on better than expected revenue and earnings, but then shares moved lower after ceo elliott hill got on the analyst call and made comments about inventory and discounting. we saw american shares fall 8% nike lost obsession with sports and a handful of sportswear silhouette shares are down more than 8% after the initial pop on earnings >>> we look at shares of novo nordisk. they are p