gina sanchez joining us with her threebuys and a bail, next your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> welcome back, everyone on the second to last trading day of this pretty tough month, where are the buys and what's one name to still stay away from joining us now is cnbc contributor gina sanchez, a chief market strategist with three buys and a bail for us today. all right, gina, welcome it's great to have you here. our first stock up is caterpillar. one of the biggest drags on the dow right now. they had a big beat for q 4 and before the bell. it's the 7th straight beat why do you want to pick it up. >> we're looking to get into and maintain exposure to growth. and growth is coming in a lot of different ways one of the big ways is demand for more materials you're seeing even bhp and other material stocks that are just booming, but cater bill lar, they are sending in excavators and their growt

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do you buy here or do you completely bail on these names here to help give their takes, gina sanchez,, and dom chu, who just finished lunch and made it here in time welcome one and all. first up is netflix. the worst performing faang stock this week and down 14% so far in 2022 selling accelerated this year as the tech trade got hit it still trades at 45 times forward earnings, and ahead of its results on thursday analysts are looking for the all-important content slate and how they're going to drive new subs gina, love it or list it >> so we still love it it is still on lido advisers buy list and we own it in the strategies look, right now the stock market is taking a battering ram to anything with high p/es, but this is a company that has managed to grow their margins. they're actually heading into positive cash flow territory, and they've established their moat in terms of content and expecting to grow and add new subscribers to the tune of 8.5 million. we think for us it is going to weather the storm. >> all right goldman just lowered their price target to i think 580. shares are t

joining us with the story is our own michael santoli and here with the trade is gina sanchez, a cnbcre you watching >> well, the big question is whether expectations have been pounded down low enough going into the report. it is not about this year's earnings for intel everyone knows it is going to be a retrenching and reset year the last six quarters though intel, the stock has declined on earnings by an average of 10%. that's sometimes when they've beaten the number, too, because the guidance has been bad. to me it is all about incremental progress toward the long-term plan, not about what the quarter or even the rest of the quarters this year is going to deliver that's how the stock is valued right now, it is on a maybe turn around, 14 times forward earnings only a quarter of all analysts have a buy on it i think you could argue expectations should be pretty low going in >> are they starting to turn a corner here, gina? do you like the stock? >> i actually think they are starting to turn a corner here there's a couple of things that are coming together for intel. in the near term