whatever, now ge, we're going to speak to larry culp. that is a very tough call ge. >> yes >> what do you mean it's a tough call >> some of the divisions are questionable when we go over these, we have to remember that these are seasoned companies are seasoned ceos these are not companies that are in the -- we have a lot of companies who are never going to be in the playoffs, i mean, like ever, okay, like ever. they're in that, what, the new football league. >> is there another new one? >> that's the old one. the u.s. nfl >> the afl >> i don't know, the boston sham shamrocks. >> mr. culp, david, i believe is ready. >> thank you for telling me that, jim. >> who's beating the fellow from new haven? >> yes, yes, where he goes or how he gets there, nobody knows. that's a reference to "jeopardy!" and the new person who's taking number two spot, that's true in terms of ken jennings in terms of wins. that's for another day what's for right now shares of ge which are down over 7% under pressure this morning. this after the company did signal con

ge mrs. estimates -- ge misses estimates.upply bottlenecks are a major factor behind today's growth downgrades. we will be joined by the imf managing director gita gopinath. nvidia is preparing to walk away from its proposed acquisition of arm. is an ipo now softbank's only option? from london, i'm guy jobson -- i'm guy johnson. kriti gupta is in new york. alix steel is off today. i am trying to understand what the motivation is. i'm trying to understand what is driving these markets. we've got the fed tomorrow. gotta earnings. we've got what is happening around ukraine. there seems to be a model of factors driving these markets. kriti: we thought that was in the rearview mirror, hitting that 10% technical correction yesterday, but it turns out the selling still continues. this is contrary to the wall street consensus that we won't get a 15% to 20% correction anymore than a 10% correction, unless you start to see growth decelerate. so is growth decelerating? is the consumer in the united states actually becoming less competen

i'll just read it ge was an american institution. it had pioneered inventions that dramatically improved living standards the light bulb the x-ray machine the diesel electric locomotive. the refrigerator the people who worked in its factories and labs and their in river towns and industrial birds around the country thought of themselves as family. welsh was telling investors, he wouldn't flinch from the hard decisions to jettison them. whatever the human or political cost. and actually after he took over within the next five years, he laid off a quarter of the ge staff and got the nickname neutron jack. this was the era of ceos of corporate america being lionized on the cover of fortune magazine. and jack welch was the absolute top of the pile. so can you talk for a little bit about how ge had such influence over corporate america generally and boeing specifically. yeah, i mean at the time. he was considered. he was the model of what a ceo should look like and what he should prioritize and phil condott knew him had a personal relatio

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becky, the ge numbers are weird. the stock might be down. >>> there are two lists of earnings per share we don't need to worry whether there are items involved there that is below expectation. it gets stranger when the adjusted number that i'm seeing on the wire services is 82 cents a share. the company is giving adjusted number i don't have glasses that looks like a 9. 92 cents a share is what the company says i don't know if it makes a difference since the estimate is for 83 cents i tend to believe the company on this unless the adjusted number is in debate as to whether you include items. on the new service, it says 82 a year ago period and industrial free cash flow is $3.8 billion that is down year over year. orders down 4% organically as we said, industrial organic revenue -- 20.3 is the overall revenue. industrial organic revenue was down 3% year over year operating margins. industrial, that is up 280 basis points it was an 8 for 1 or 1 for 8 you can do the mask on that. over 100 for a while after that reverse

what is the read across for ge?e interesting to see what the crossover is into that ge healthcare business. >> the recovery delayed. maybe we have not hit those peaks supply chain issues. they report later in january. have we peaked in terms of supply chain issues? >> i think it will be interesting to see what else comes out of this earnings season. a peak and supply chain issues is not the same as this thing over and done with. if we start to see early signs of easing, did -- that does not mean that everything will bounce back to normal. they will continue to have trouble in the fourth quarter. there are big differences in how they have been able to manage these better. they have been able to navigate a little bit better. it will be interesting to see what the implications are for the health care business. they said that they lost out on about nine percentage points because of challenges, getting product out the door. i think, if you look at what they are saying, it does raise concerns about whether those challenge

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let's look at what's driving the action earnings season wrapping up with ge, american express, and j&j after reporting before the bell. after the close, we get numbers from microsoft and texas instruments. can't wait for those the fed kicking off its two-day meeting as investors look for clues on policy and the economy. earlier, the imf cut its global forecast in part because of rising inflation concerns. and tech is still feeling the brunt of the pain with chips getting hit particularly hard, as yesterday proved anything can happen in the final hour of trade. almost positive on the s&p 500 >> coming up on the show, two wall street heavyweights teaming up on a spac we'll talk to gary cohn and cliff robbins about their new deal >> plus, a classic bull/bear debate aeric johnston and jp cap arel have opposing views. >> let's get to the market action another stomach churning day for investors. mike santoli is covering all of the action deirdre bosa focusing on the pain in tech mike, start it off if you will with the broader markets and just a remarkable turnaround once again >> yeah, wilf

. >> thank you very much let's ge to the political debate over this controversy the wall stree journal says eric adams that made his first mistake is new york city's new mare estimating in support of noncitizen voting new york democrats are here the gop a wedding political issue dream team panel leslie marshal along with former trump 2016 at 2020 senior advisor bruce labella. great to see you both tonight. >> how's it going. >> in addition to that piece of the wall street journal, it goe on to say they're hitting republicans a political issue public opinion would cut 6040 against new york's plan or mayb worse for democrats how do you think it's going to go over. >> i think it's sad. gets amy introduced the freedom bill i think it was last year. she determined i think on the third light item for all citizens are us citizens at she used that term of that bill i'm perplexed to see the new incoming mare and even with de blasio says 0 my gosh i would d that. >> i think gets it just a travesty in our great country m being an employer i've had employees that i helped two of them do the pathwa

ge's fourth-quarter revenue missed estimates.he company was hurt by supply chain pressures and the effects of the omicron variant. it is a setback for ge ceo larry culp's plans to break up the conglomerate next year. there's is doubt on whether the u.s.'s costliest naval ship can defend itself. tests of the uss gerald ford said that the long-term recovery systems are poor or of unknown reliability. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have been consulting with allies and deployments for alternate scenarios. we have always said we would reinforce our allies on the eastern flank, and those conversations and discussions have been part of what our national security officials have been discussing with their counterparts now for several weeks. in fact, we have never ruled out the option of providing additional assistance i advance of an invasion. jonathan: jen psaki, the white house press

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not performed well at all to your point back to ge and j&j showed a little bit of life.verall, a muted reaction to be kind to the plans from both companies to essentially slim down, shrink to grow, as we like to say they are splitting up each of them on their own. i don't know, jim. i would be curious to see if we see that kind of thing this year given the lack of enthusiasm by which both of those split plans were met in the market >> well, the aviation, you need to return to travel. that's going to be great there's a plane shortage i think health care is pretty good, not great, not bad but, david, power remains illusive it's just not a great business and maybe one day, it will but it's just not. witness the fact that one of the problems in europe, it wasn't windy enough and that's why natural gas went up ten times. david, i don't want to have a business that's based on wind and sun. i just think those are two things that are hard to predict. >> they may be, but they are certainly growing, aren't they they're growth businesses. yes, you're right, the wind -- >> how about

if you look at what transpired with ge in 2021, in 2022 we see a new ceo with emerson putting his stampn things. this could be another one. vivendi is another one. makes a big european powerhouse of multimedia. there are financial something -- companies with new ceos, with barclays, they have had a checkered 2021. new ceo comes in and we think can drive the company forward through what has been a turbulent time with pandemic recovery playing through and returning cash to shareholders. taylor: if you are not worried about inflation, the second-most worry on your list be covid, and what a company looks like. who are the companies you guys are following that are or are not worried about covid, and how do they benefit? tim: this is interesting. one of the ceos was pfizer. we all know pfizer's and vaccines, but the enabling technology for a pandemic recovery are the vaccines. the thing we don't think is recognized in pfizer is the revenue generation capability to bring forward with boosters and antiviral pills. if that takes hold as we expect in the economy propels ahead in the u.s. and glob

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ge's fourth-quarter revenue missed estimates. the company was hurt by supply chain pressures and the effects of the omicron variant. it is a setback for ge ceo larry culp, who plans to break up the conglomerate next year. bloomberg has learned nvidia is planning to abandon its purchase of arm. it has made little to no progress in getting approval for the chip deal. and while, softbank is stepping up for an arm ipo is an alternative. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is a confirmation of unity in the european union. there's a confirmation to help ukraine to address this crisis, and also there is a readiness to take measures as necessary and to impose new sanctions, both individual and sectoral sanctions on russia. jonathan: that was the ukrainian abbasid or to the european union. here's your price action, down about 70 points on the s&p, -1.6%. the nasdaq 100 down 324, down 2.2

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as for individual movers, ge, worst performer today. supply chain problems hurting he revenue. another poor earnings report and we're seeing the stock reaction down off the lows. still down about 6%. the chips are trading poorly again today. nvidia and amd, down more than 20% this year. we begin with the big event happening in 23 hours and about 58 minutes on this program the fed decision on rates followed by chair powell's press conference where he'll likely set the stage for a rate hike steve? >> hey, kelly. with a drastic change in market expectations, the key to the fed meeting and press conference after that, we'll be listening for guidance whether jay powell affirm expectations for tighter policy, a rate hike in march or do they lean against it. despite the selloff and volatility, markets remain poised for hikes this year well priced in for june and september. there's a 62% probability of a fourth hike in december, but it's that contract that is the most volatile. note that the market has priced in quarterly hikes though some believe the fed could be more aggressive and h

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ascended to become the most valuable companies in the world, the list includes microsoft, it includes geit includes exxon sometimes it has been more curse than blessing. in other words, their good phase runs out and once they ascend that peak they tend to hit a little bit of a trough or a valley. >> eventually that is the case you can go back a decade and find that general motors and at&t and gm did have persistent runs as the largest company in terms of market cap. so it wasn't necessarily immediate come uppance we should note that apple, at least soon after hit trillion mark traded sideways for a little bit it is a huge number. almost a pure abstraction i think to think about the size of it it's almost 7% of the s&p 500 right now. as bob said, very broad terms. 30 times earnings. that's means it is a $100 billion net income company we haven't had any of those. >> tom forte of d.a. davidson joins us on the phone. i have $3 trillion have i got 3 trillion reasons to buy, 3 trillion to hold, or 3 trillion to hold, tom? >> i think what is unique about apple hitting $3 trillion is that inves

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you were singing the praises of ford and ge a long time ago. >> yes, i was. >> a great heart and a great mind ford and ge are my number one and number three stocks now, and i have a third one i'm heavily positioned in my financial stock portfolio with covetra. >> i want you to do that you know we had soeta on -- i don't know if you saw petco and how bad that's doing and the balance sheet. i like your company because i like prescription management and pets let's go to ken in new jersey. ken! >> hey, jim. my stock hit a 52-week low today. what are your thoughts on veva, v-e-v-e. >> it's consistently done things right and it is at 56 times earnings and you'll have to get it some girth. it will still go down a little before it gets cheap and we want cheap. >> patrick in pennsylvania patrick? >> boo-yah it was in evidence. >> thanks for what you do. tough weekend for the eagles and a tough day part market. >> there's at least a cowboys loss >> covering the 52-week low, and what are your thoughts on t-mobile >> i think mike is a winner if we had to start a position

how about @amd, u.p.s., cvs, coca-cola and ge, should i keep adding to these?l right, coca-cola, i love what they're doing, of course, with the new topo chico hard sell, that will be a winner. but other than that, the ceo is doing a good job ge i thought the quarter was better than expected, other than the power business i don't really like, but i think they delivered a good number. i do not think, by the way, people trade this stock rationally they need a big buyback and dividend to help them. cvs, amazing amd, how many times, check twitter 60 times, buy it, buy it, buy it beverage, drugstore, transportation and industrial, that is what i want. little controversy but i want it i say thank you also for not saying really horrible things about me, which i appreciate let's go to ryan in maryland ryan >> caller: hey, jim, it's ryan from baltimore i have been in the stock market one year and i'm holding apple, airbnb, boeing and my favorite is lucid and my boomer bus is asdr what's your thoughts >> well, see this is really interesting. this is a younger person, obvi

yeah, it's a big deal for both boeing as well as for ge remember, ge aviation providing the engines andces for those engines as part of this deal even though both of these stocks have struggled over the past couple months, the potential list value, $34 billion for the planes and the engines by the way, ge potentially in for $7 billion of that $34 billion. again, that's the list price things are never sold at list price in commercial aviation take a look at boeing versus airbus and we're showing you a one-year chart here. remember, airbus has outdelivered boeing for three straight years, including last year stocks generally trading in tandem, though clearly, airbus had a better run in the last year back to you. >> phil lebeau, thank you. >>> up more than 3% now on the nasdaq energy is the only sector to end this month in the green. cnbc.com's pippa stevens lookinglookin at january's market winners. the s&p down 6% for the month, and energy up 20%. >> it's notable it's the only group in the green, and that 20% gain for the month is just really far outperforming all other areas of the mark

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ge." it begins now. ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. ahead on"the exchange," earnin season is starting off on the wrong food financials, one of the best performers since turn of the year, dragging on the dow. we will look at what went wrong. >>> meanwhile, the worst sector this year, technology. the nasdaq jumped at the open but fell off those levels. we will get some tips on how to ride this out. >>> in rapid fire we are sharping for bargains. stocks that are down big this week, and plenty to choose from. are they buys at these levels or down for good reason first to dom chu with the numbers. >> the numbers this friday afternoon are not looking great because we see the lows of the sessions thereabouts right now the dow is currently down 445 points, 35,668 the last trade there. 4620 is the level on the-t, off at this point three-quarters of 1%, down 38 points the nasdaq composite, particular attention paid here right now. 17,725 is the level. it is down about half a percent. the outp

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the macro data came out this week, sales very weak in ago ge grat and the individual companies saying think the way forward is lower. >> a point you made last half hour on "fast money. your next find is in the consumer sector, bucking the trend. bonus it's a name we've never covered before on "options action". don't know why that is but take us through the charts, carter >> sure. so victoria's secret, v.s.c.o., let's look at the charts, so get right to it. they're all the same time frame. the first one, this is important. it's showing the very bullish price volume correlation on the lower panel these. they heavy bottom-up thrusts, that's where accumulation is and the low volume accumulation. this appears in november and december if keep that same construct, look at the second chart, you see we're breaking above a down trend line that's been in effect sill since the new iteration, remember victoria's secret used to exist and this is another class of stock now look at the third chart, with all these cups and handles, it's what a reversal looks like, something that's bottoming we have a

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ge is expanding in louisville, showing u.s. manufacturing is back. in october they announced a $450 million investment that will create 1000 jobs. amazon operationalized its new $1.5 billion air hub creating 2000 new jobs in northern kentucky. a second facility in madisonville pouring in $70 million creating more than 50 jobs. fidelity investments in covington, already one of northern kentucky just lawyers -- northern kentucky's largest employers 600 new jobs this summer. these are world-class companies choosing us. some of the most sophistical corporations on the planet are puking the -- betting their future on kentucky. these are the jobs of our future coming to every part of our stay. we are leading. kentucky is leading on electric vehicles. ford and toyota investments were joined by firestone creating 250 new jobs in whitley county. we, kentucky, are leading in agro tech with apple harvest launching -- app harvest launching expansions expected to create more than 2000 full-time jobs. appalachians own bernie gosar is here with us tonight. stand up

ge, some weakness there. caterpillar. they both mentioned supply chains more so than soft demand.o you know, investors are losing patience for that basically. laugh last thing i point out, this shift toward value stocks. some of the value stocks are also cyclicals. you heard grumpy bren talking about the possibility of a recession. talking about six rate hikes. i heard seven from one bank this past week. if you start getting numbers like that you worry about the economy slowing down. that could hurt cyclicals which are value stocks. the fed needs to find a way to stick the landing without sticking it to cyclicals. jack: gotcha. by the way you were exaggerating on 7500 times a day except for my son. apple sold 71 billion worth of these phones in three months which is mind bog felling. carlton, we're out of time. i apologize, almost out of time. tell us why the meme stock trade is dead and what might replace it? >> yeah. certainly dead for gamestop, amc down from the huge highs they had in january last year. more important though the short sellers that retail traders were taken adva