>> this was another messy quarter for ge. it is important to remember that consensus numbers had already been cut by 60% as we moved through the year. it really was the issues that ge had this inflationary pressure and the lack of ability to be able to pass on those cost increases on to their customers. they talk in the renewables business about their customers actually delaying purchases because prices had simply become too high. we really struggle to think as we are in this late cycle environment why investors would want to own a name like ge. when you are late cycle, you want quality, you want strong free cash flow, you want strong balance sheets, strong pricing power. ge frankly doesn't have any of those things. it still has some of the highest leverage versus its peers. the free flow cash generation continues to be lower than its net income. we had that pricing issue in the quarter that they were not able to pass on inflation. we think in a late cycle environment, you have to focus on those things that have quality and,

>> kelly evans, i am not a buyer of ge.nk this continues to trade lower with sickliccals and stocks broadly through the summer until the market check lists is complete. what stands out is through a topping pattern through most of 2021, broke down in the november of december sell off more or less has been consolidating in year to date. now we're seeing signs of the stock turning lower from its falling 200-day average. i think the larger top is resuming lower for us to trade, keep an eye on the 50-day average i think you want to sell strength into the 50-day average at about $93 in anticipation for, over the coming weeks and months, a drop below the march low. i think new lows are coming up here >> and glancing through, you don't like ge, don't look like you like 3 m that much we've had people coming on the show and talking about industrials being the place to be for either the tightening cycle or because it's been under the radar. what would you say to those who might be think about adding industrials to their portfolio more

the ge to me seems like it keeps getting pushed into the future when they're going to start to clickr is going to show up again with other industrials, a, it's about, look, we're sort of preoccupied with china's shutdown, dollar surging, all these things that seem like it's a complicated moment to start the bet that they're about to get it together and stocks are cheap enough right now so i think that's why it's complicated. it's a high friction environment. nobody is very -- nobody has high conviction about which way it goes. >> how about tesla, mike down 11% today really collapsing, it's the worth performer in the nasdaq 100 after seeing elon musk officially announced he would acquire twitter for $44 billion, fueling some speculation that musk may have to sell twitter shares to fund part of his twitter bid. i think there's also the risk, right, of musk taking over twitter and what that is going to look like and whether tesla may be collateral damage in some way. >> right, to me it is a little more immediately about the prospect for this overhang of selling by musk. i mean it's very

ge right there down 5 and a quarter% the company did reaffirm its outlook.ing to speak with larry culp in just a few minutes right after that stock opens we'll be right back. >>> the opening bell is brought to you by nuveen, a leader in income, alternatives and responsible investing. >> three minutes until the open. time for the mad dash. dr horton, not too shabby. >> david used to ask me what's the key to the market. the largest homebuilder reports a very good number solid, solid, solid, all the way around it's much better than expected the reason i talk about this is that donald horton says conditions remain strong despite the rise in mortgage rates let's be in jay powell's head. does he say, darn, when am i going to cool off this housing market, or does he say, i'm doing it slowly and get a soft landing. ho horton may be in the crosshairs. i would love to see moderation, but we didn't get that from the point of view that i don't want to hear that things are still red hot in housing mortgage rates have gone up a great deal the answer is, it's red hot in ho

even before the pandemic, ge was struggling with a host of problems then covid came along.nd crushed all things aerospace. i think you can recover because we simply don't have enough aircraft but ge is still struggling with supply chain woes, higher labor costs and inconsistent numbers so why do i like it then even when ge reported a mixed quarter in january, and then disclosed more problems in february, they maintained their full year forecast they also reiterated their numbers at their analyst day a month ago, and by the way, they talked about the turbine business it could pick up think about the energy crisis we're having plus, this may sound crazy, but i like ge's end markets after hearing from delta that business is incredible, i feel confident the aerospace business can see a long awaited recovery. g ersh's health care division is fantastic and their renewable energy business has always been good i could even make a case that the power business is going to be more attractive because of all these lng experts are going to do to hopefully natural gas plants in, i don't k

we need to talk about ge, too. see the shares today ugly down 12% stephanie link owns it she's on the hot seat next that's the way it goes, right, steph? back to you in a minute. hybrid work is here. it's there. it's everywhere. but for someone to be able to work from here, there has to be someone here making sure everything is safe. secure. consistent. so log in from here. or here. assured that someone is here ready to fix anything. anytime. anywhere. even here. that's because nobody... and i mean nobody... makes hybrid work, work better. my fellow xfinity customers! makeshi tim. work, the biggest week in entertainment is almost here! watchathon week presented by xfinity rewards! with free access to... ...stranger things from netflix... ...the boys from prime video... ...hbo max... ...starz... ...and peacock. just say “watchathon” into your voice remote and get ready to watch! i love you! i love you! i love you all! >>> ugly market. a little off lows but not much we'll take whatever we can get stephanie link, i am

look at ge and how it trades today for a clue ge expectations weren't that high coming in stock was already they're guiding to the low end of the range. i'm surprised it's not below the low end of the range and the stock is still looking like it's down 2 to 3% >> down 5% now. >> and so i think that tells you what you need to know about the risk to reward in this tape. you need to be careful -- >> dan, thank you, we're out of time it's great to see you. right now it's time for "squawk on the street. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk on the street. i'm sara eisen back with jim cramer carl has the morning off david is on assignment he's going to join us to talk twitter in a moment. not much follow through to that positive intraday turnaround yesterday where the market ended higher futures under a little pressure. s&p down 19, nasdaq down 58. we have a lot of earnings to digest and we're going to begin on that earnings from. what does it tell us about the economy?

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take a look at the ge numbers.ailey: the ability to pass on higher input costs is front and center for these companies, some having more success than others. that brings us back to our question of the day, do earnings really matter in a macro market? one driven by inflation fears, hawkish commentary from central banks, tighter policy coming down the line. let's pose this question to laura cooper, blackrock senior investment strategist. we ask whether or not the macro matters here? you will see more when it comes to big technology later today with their earnings, but is a micro event now actually a macro event? laura: macro does matter. when we look at what we are expecting to see from companies, it will be crucially around for the guidance, so are they able to pass through the price pressures onto consumers? are we going to see further signs of supply disruption impacting the bottom line? and are we going to continue to see signs that potentially the russian invasion of ukraine -- is it feeding into the demand impa

so ge gives us this guidance, you know, it hits the stock, that takes dow industrials to the lows, geat are your thoughts on what you're seeing here in terms of the -- in terms of the earning season? >> the most important earning to watch is 3m, it's the generic company. involved life around the united states on a consistent basis. watch what 3m does. it's been under pressure for the last year. the chart looks just terrible and that's -- to me that's the company to pay attention to, 3m, we will see what happens. i have my doubts that they do what they think -- what they earn for the year. they will probably guide lower for the course of the year. pay attention to 3m. i think the market looks terrible at the point. i've been bearish since january 5th. i'm not about to change my opinion at this point. i think the trend is down. the fed has been accommodative for a long period of time and now they are being nonaccommodative and they will decline week over week, month over month and year over year and that's the fuel that's driven the bull market for a long time. my response is be careful

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. >> if you recently bought a ge fridge from best buy, lowes, or home depot, listen to this.appliances is recalling 150,000 french door stainless steel fridge is because the handle can detach when you try to open the freezer drawer and you could fall. ge has received 71 reports resulting in 37 injuries including three that were pretty serious. the consumer product safety commission says the fridges were sold at home improvement and appliance stores between 2020 and 2022. a full list of the models involved on our website. >> instagram once you to leave her tiktok's on tiktok instead of reposting them. the platform is changing the ranking algorithm to favor original content. creators will now get more credit for their original videos and photos which could help them build a bigger audience. >> changing it up. >> trying to hold us back. and east bay teenager got a sweet birthday gift. >> and amazon delivery driver has cerebral palsy and is nonverbal. alexander drove his truck to the walnut creek home and surprised him with his very own best -- vast -- vest. >> for him to get to

. >>> coming up, shares of ge dropping hard. what had investors unplugging.two. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we have a buzzkill on ge, plunging despite an earnings beat they closed 10% lower. steve, you on this one >> i still own it, and yes, it's been disappointing now with everything with the reverse split, it's hard to say, when i said 20 in 2020, everyone is just so confused that what 20 looks like, but it's not there yet. it doesn't look like it's getting there soon, but when you have culp saying we're entering or in a very challenging environment, it's not going to help existing shareholders and it certainly will not help anyone who will be buying it, but getr ge aviation, you're starting to see companies, obviously the airlines are starting to add a bit of tailwinds to that ample of it. health care is not growing nearly what it should be growing. there's just too much under the hood there if the economy is slowing. that's why you see major headwinds, in my opinion. >> tim, you ones owned it. >> we joked we put them in the lame camp for this reverse

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i don't know if it's a blue chip anymore and that is general electric, ge >> i'm talking value here. move completely separate, aviation, health care and then energy and renewables and each one has kind of their own good characteristics, so if you're a value investor the catalyst is really down the road, you kind of what to accumulate stock like this now i'm not saying it should be the only stock in your portfolio because if the execution story of ge happens, which we think it is, and separate lines of businesses are really good, i think you're going to do well. the aviation business, 60% of their business is all the engines of the world, so, demand coming out of the there, the market saying we're going to go down from here you want to have companies that have strong potential down the road >> just to be clear here, there are going to be people watching us this morning and listening to these names and saying morgan stanley, okay, does that mean you like all the banks and if you like a ge like that, and i think the answer is no, correct? >> no, absolutely correct on that one when i loo

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and the announcement of tanks that germany would send ge-made tanks directly to ukraine, has been controversial people in his party believe it would prolong the war. at is not the majority, but the view of many social democrats. laura: how about germany's dependence on russian oil and gas. is that reding because of the war on ukraine? damien: it is a huge debate, a massive controversy. many would say germany should implement an instant overnight embargo on russian energy. thmoney indirectly helps them fund the war. many in germany want an embargo even though it would mean higher prices, but the government has argued when it comes to gas, if it was an overnight ban, you would have unemployment, entire industries would close overnight and because hundreds of thousands of job losses. the german government argues it is unsustainable and hurts germany more than it would help ukraine and hurt russia. they are trying to wean themselves off russian energy, but argue it will not happen overnight. i do not see a shift in government attitude so far. to be honest, nothing is off the table. originally germa

i went to ge classics and future tech or just some of the exciting content waiting for you. subscribe to us that you tube slash dw rep, and you'll always be up to speed ah, ham and lie president of the picnic museums in time in baton. written bag is at the wheel of a roaring monster. the infernal machine is called brutus. an aircraft engine applies $750.00 horse power to full syn wheels on wooden rims and that was the engine running. it's a sensation. and when it revs up, it can hardly iran for all the power of it wraps up. and you just can't raw by this engine was good and then all you can do is make sure you handle it. but if you just let your feelings run free, will things start to happen. it's at 8 years to get brutus up and running. ham and leah and other museum association members started work on one of the exhibitions highlights in 1998. they mounted and historical 47 liter aircraft engine on the chassis of a vintage american law phones motor car from 19 o. 7. dan woodward engine was standing there and we thought what would happen if we were to run martha? how would that be? oh

build a 10 point league and steph curry admitted the warriors were feeling the duessure of a closeout ge. th. urints he was incredible. career playoff high, 19 off the bench, denver would not die. p2, wide open for three. finally, the lead. he had 15 points, that is my boy. three point game, 35 seconds left, curry drives and hits and puts denver to sleep for good. 102-98 final. we wait on the winner of the memphis/minnesota series. >> it feels a lot more familiar than the last two years felt. that is who we are. that is why we have had the success we've had. we know how to win games, we know how to win playoff games. >> we felt that playoff pressure for the first time in a few years. our guys responded. to be honest, for three quarters it was like our guys, maybe they had forgotten, about how difficult it is to close out a series. >> it was tough. half a mile away the a's and giants, windy oracle park, five pitches into the pitch. gone. a's with a 1-0 lead. the giants could do nothing all night long. best chance, bases-loaded, hits it into a double play. paul blackburn covering first. he

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definitely the afternoon we'll ge sunshine in here and that will really set us up with an incredible easter. sunny skies. 70. more rain chances next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. thursday could have some of the heavier rain of the week. >> we're in store for a good holiday weekend. thanks for being with us tonight. enjoy your weekend. >> happy easter. >>> tonight tough talk russia's warning to the u.s. not to supply ukraine with more weapons. >>> and the consequences they're now threatening. this as the u.s. confirms it was ukrainian forces who sank russia's main battleship in the black sea. russia in a possible retaliation striking a missile plant in kyiv. in mariupol growing concerns the port city could soon fall. and what the cia director is now saying about fears of vladimir putin using nuclear weapons. >>> also tonight, the holiday travel crush airports hitting new pandemic daily highs can the airlines facing staff shortages handle the rush? >>> twitter fighting back against elon musk, the so-called board room poison-pill that could block the billionaire's takeover bid. >>> e

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definitely the afternoon we'll ge sunshine in here and that will really set us up with an incredible rain chances next tuesday, wednesday and thursday. thursday could have some of the heavier rain of the week. >> we're in store for a good holiday weekend. thanks for being with us tonight. enjoy your weekend. >> happy easter. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

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it was a very modest household might dad worked at an assembly line on ge, he didn't have money but allear she would save up money not for the christmas club but for the summer trip in the summer trip was two or three weeks as i called it the station wagon from hell with my four siblings. >> i'm in the middle of two older into younger. and a friend of hers and basically we call it a region of the country we did the midwest most of the south but beyond that i got to set the itinerary. maybe because nobody else offered to do it. i was perhaps had a vacuum to fill or maybe i wanted to revisit all these presidential homes and battlefields. that is the interesting history and the passion for history was something that manifested itself almost a physical experience of going there. there is no, there is nothing like being there. >> give us an example of someplace you remember going early. >> in 19662 years after hoover died we stood up on the hill and iowa to the presidential motor long. >> the characteristically modernist but it was a 15 minute walk down the hill to the park of the birthplace

jonathan: the ultimate boomer stock, ge. tom: it's a jumble. stereo type is that this is a boomer stock is a massive restructuring. that got a $3 billion buyback offer. what i want to know is what they are doing with aviation. i think that is the silver chalice. they say demand remains strong. jonathan: monitoring china and the aviation business is managing china and covid. lisa: it's a huge question because china was a huge source of demand for a lot of aircraft. jonathan: health care strong and monitoring china and aviation. macro headwinds, this is mixed. tom: it has a little bit of weight to it. it's ambivalent maybe to the downside a little bit. stocks are giving me an indication it was 90 and change. those are the old days. there was a romance and a guy from welch was over pittsfield and that was another time and place. jonathan: futures down 1/3 of 1%. jonathan: is that the ultimate boomer index? tom: fidelity announced they want to bitcoin in retirement plans. jonathan: how do you feel about that? tom: don't get me going. jonathan: thre

it's clear that things won't ge better. with each passing day it's grown more unstable. unfortunately, it is difficult for different reasons. i will not talk about the cruel it with which the russian authority treated the people. there are two come pponents. nobody knows how many people died among the civilian population. a figure would be a total lie. hundred of thousands were evacuated. several thousand were forced to evacuate in the direction of the russian federation. and we do not know where they are. they left no document trail. and among them are several thousands of children. we want to know what happened to them. whether they are in good health, unfortunately there just isn't any information on this. regarding what population is remained there, we don't have a definitive answer. one day they say 50,000 or 60,000 left. then another day, someone says 100,000. and now we have information that perhaps ten thousand people have died there. all civilians who stayed. we're talking about civilian deaths not military. >> children deported to russia's side. they didn't all

you see waeblg ge growth coming strong and stockmarket gains and high home equity levels making feelwhere this is being felt the worst. i will say down the income ladder is where the expiration of the expanded child tax credits are felt. the expiration of some of this extraordinary aid. so it really is almost a worsening of income and equality this in country. that is something we have seen ironically in good times and in bad times we see income equality rise. overall, the consumer demand is strong. a job market firing on all cylinders. the fed that is the inflation fighter that has the herculean task of threading this needle and not hurt the strength you see elsewhere in the economy. >> i think there is one point we ought to the to forget. there is still a lot of pandemic aid sitting in people's bank accounts providing some cushion against that inflation. there is a big challenge for people from gas prices and rising prices for every day goods and it hits the hardest down the income scale. but the federal government put out a lot of pandemic relief aid. some of that money is there t

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good valuations so, again, the economy stays intact, which we think it will, you can buy qualcomm, ge connectivity is also an industrial/technology company, we think is in a great price. >> there's the idea out there that facebook is tired, and social media is moving past that why do you think it's something to pick up >> it's shockingly cheap it sells at about 13, 14 times next year's earnings. >> half the world is using their product every month. it's not going to be investing, either way, the stock does a lot better they still have a good franchise. they've got they have been pretty savvy in terms of running a great business >> i'm going to post that on my facebook page and see what reaction it gets thank you for your insights. >> thanks for having me. have a great day. >>> coming up, demand is weakening, prices dropping we'll talk to bank of america's analyst about stocks to avoid. >>> plus goldman sachs says sell robinhood. the stock is falling, but is it a buy on the pullback? da'll discuss the trade in toy's three-stock lunch here, ahead on "power lunch. >>> welcome back to "po

you don't just go on when we ge this under control. >> laura: they used for extreme illness and eveneath to drive levelheaded people to do the craziest things like not see their aging parents for years or having their kids in zoom class, getting healthy kid experimental covid shots and of course wearing masks even outdoors. the angle sounded the alarm two years ago. >> the old normal was when your kids actually went to school an you can go to work, you could g to church if you wanted, maybe watch a sporting event or play sports with your friends. the new normal means abandoning the life we left before the coronavirus for advancing left-wing freedom killing agenda . count us out. never forget, this was never ever about the science. if it was, of course the border would have been shut down and left-leaning politicians would never ever have hung out massless when they thought the cameras weren't rolling. french laundry. and of course now we know the mistakes that did best overall with covid, they weren't the ones that had all their zirconium measures and mast mandates and school closure

defense official saying that is likely just to regroup before heading back ofews to ge starting with patta in kyiv. good evening, debora. >> reporter: good evening. russia denies killing unarmed civilians saying it is another provocation from ukraine, but when we visited bucha today, the horror of russia's war in a residential area was undeniable. and we should warn these images are disturbing. these are the scenes that russia denies. the unburied dead sprawled across the town, who do not wear military uniforms. they are civilians like these. executed with their hands bound behind their backs, or residents on bicycles pitted against russian tanks. evidence of war crimes says ukraine. next to this church, a hastily dug mass grave, one of several in this town. the government says nearly 300 bodies have been found. and the ukrainian military released this footage of what it calls a basement torture chamber showing a line of people, hands tied, before receiving a bullet in the head. a cme scene.stumble was shot at point blank range. he appears to have been blindfolded, shot in the head,

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disney is going through like a my god, we are not cool, i need to get an earring, i need to ge my hair dyed blonde, i need to get a grilled. that's what people say. >> or a younger girlfriend. >> the cool people. >> it wasn't a question. >> is disney in trouble? let's be honest. there in trouble. but they're having an identity crisis. >> when you try to offend nobody , that's right. nobody comes along with you and then you lose everybody. weapons next, are they going to cancel jack sparrow in johnny depp? get a think he canceled himself unfortunately. his movies were so overrated. >> pirates of the caribbean? >> i think the movies made abou a billion dollars. is that all you see, dollar sign ? >> that's what disney is. >> enough, are you tall enough to ride on the right? >> no, you'll see me on a teacup . because you're my saucer. i don't even know what that means. cats, i'm going to go back because she didn't answer the question. disney characters are weird and at times not age-appropriate. of pyrite is not a good role model for children, especially when pirates do priority things. >>

semi come out to scream at the audience did not help her to ge like that union address, virtually no coverage of this post office bill signing later this same day. this perhaps is a cautionary tale that stimulus can take you up. here is the president after being entered by letter carrier. >> we said it's good to meet yo and she said a i know, we've me before. i said i apologize, she said used to show up in wilmington how often? >> in dc, every year i'd show u at the letter carriers breakfas or lunch or dinner, i can't member which, but it reminded m why i think foreign-policy foreign policy is easier. when we're dedicated and we dedicate to the end committed w would tend to free that covid 1 test directives homes, the postal service stepped up to make that happen as well. now they delivered over 320 million covid test 19 kits so far. good lord. laura, this is why trump is up five points in the national polls against biden. it does beg the question of how much longer this can go on and whether his vice president is u to the task. get treatment, new you know how they say people have wo