i was not modeling gm, but i was expecting her to crush it. they're i.c.e. -- let's talk about jonas. jonas said what's bad for tesla is good for ford and gm, so let's give him his due. >> we'll see how the stock opens. right now looks like up almost as much as 5%. out pointed out yesterday the buyback which is not significant. >> ford had to do a buyback -- ford is languishing with all this built ford pays dividend. i really want a buyback. look how much she sopped up. she's very strong. >> great stat out of the spoke this morning, they call it a triple play, beat on the top line, beat on the bottom line and raise. gm has done it 5 of 6 quarters. >> maybe because she's not having an existential crisis we don't care. >> the multiple -- >> you mean the lowest in the s&p. >> talk us through that, jim. it's always been the case or certainly for a very long period of time, this thing doesn't get a serious multiple. you're talking about a company that's going to have adjusted, automotive free cash flow a range of 8.5 to 10.5 billion. starting the d

well, just on the point, do you think that gm europe all—electric will be more successful than gm all—electric two in terms of which will be more successful. i do think they're at different points in their electrification journey. i think they're at different points in their electrification journey from a customer acceptance perspective, as well as an infrastructure perspective, and so it's difficult to compare them when they're in different stages. but i'm fully confident in gm's electric vehicle journey and fully committed to our vision of zero congestion, zero crashes and zero emissions. and i do believe we'll be successful both in europe and in north america. well, jaclyn mcquaid, president of gm europe, great to have you on the show. good luck with everything, and we'll check in with you soon. sounds great, thanks so much. well, that's it for this week's show. i hope you enjoyed it. don't forget you can keep up with the latest on our global economy on the bbc website or the smartphone app. of course, you can also follow me on x. x me, i'll x you back. thanks for watching. i'll see you soo

you probably have plenty to say on what gm just reported >> i was going -- gm, they have also kind oftioned on margins maybe in the second half of the year because of rising ev production and deliveries, but gm was up 4.5%, gm that actually beat and raised, great output, and it does look like -- we know there's competition, it's just interesting. i'm not here to tell you gm is the major competition for tesla here we've said there's been this dynamic where people think gm and ford, certainly a toyota, are more game on in hybrids, but either way, it does highlight where you've got obviously a traditional oem where you've got a real revenue, but a real margin story, in a company that's never been more from fitable in gm, and that's the name i think you stay long we could talk about that or we could not, either way, that's a company where i think the trend both with the chart and the fundamentals is on your side. >> we have a little bit more on tesla results, let's bring in gene munster gene, great to have you here what are your thoughts here? we know the conference call hasn't kicked off

gm also raised its full-year profit forecast on the heels of those results, so gm shares up about 4.5% in another general, and that's general electric or ge aerospace, as it's now known, after completing the legacy company separation into three separately traded publicly company. for ge aerospace, it was a beat for revenues and profits, and like general motors, it raised its full-year profit forecast due in large part to continued strong demand for jet engine parts and services, because many large airline and transportation customers focus on fixing and maintaining those existing aircraft, because new aircraft for delivery are in short supply. so ge aerospace up 4.5%. and speaking of some of those commercial airline customers, we'll cap things off with a big downside moves in shares of jetblue, which are lower by roughly 10.5%, over half a million shares of volume right now. the airline reported a smaller loss per share than consensus estimates, on revenues that were in line with expectations. but unlike ge or gm, jetblue issued weaker than expected current quarter revenue guidance, it

that is what was there when gm moved in. so that plant ran for about 50 years, 50 plus years, before gm decided it was no longer economically viable or efficient. for me, it is a symbol of this postwar move of manufacturing out of urban areas and into rural areas. peter: militarization, industrialization, corporatization, and, corporations control the seed that goes into the ground, the chemicals that saturate the soil, the appointment used two plants, spray, harvest, the trucks that haul the product away, and the processing operations that turn the raw material into something profitable. what is the impact of corporatization on rural america? steven: i think there were a couple of things at work, the first of which, and this speaks to the agricultural economy. we have this notion of a farmer. let's go back to grant wood for a moment, he has his pitchfork and bib overalls, the american farmer. but in fact, the american farmer is and always has been deeply tangled up with large-scale corporations which make his or her livelih

>> courtney, thank you for joining us gm if you look ford here, i think you like gm more >> karen >>he three-day rule here. wait >> dan >> yeah, microsoft i think the reaction to meta should make you cautious about microsoft. >> and guy >> happy wedding anniversary to a cnbc legend bill griffith and his wife >> all right >> newmont mining on the back of what karen was talking about >> thank you for watching "fast money," great to have you. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. madam money starts right now. hey, i cramer. i'm just trying to save you a little bit of money. my job is not just to entertain, but to teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. cash is rook. we said cash is king when the

adam jonas says the ev slowdown is positive for gm. >> he has an outperform rating on it. he wants to like it but when you read his verbiage, he hates it. it trades at around 5 times earnings. i appreciate your support of the company. people need them, the pricing has come down a little bit but is still highly profitable. i want to see after the share purchase. >> jimmy is on the board of gm now. >> okay, i'll tell him. i appreciates it. >> he appreciates the support. >> i understand love/hate relationships. >> broadcom, added to ubs' top picks list. >> it's a core holding in terms of generative a.i. and tsm is telegraphing an environment we're seeing the recovery coming out of covid for smart phones, for laptops, from other areas. that bodes well for broadcom. >> it also benefits from a.i., too. >> of course, and why i believe it's a core holding. other areas of the business are rising. >> so disney reiterated buy. i'm sure you appreciate the support of the company as you articulated through general motors. you can reach out in your spare time. what do you think? >> thank

what's your view on gm here?tyler, i agree with what those analysts are talking about what they're going to see from the perspective of what's the uncertainty in china and what are they doing with the slowdown in ev, but i want to be a buyer here of gm and that's due to the fact it's had a great year to date and there's still more room to run. it's still down about 25% and by and large about a 4.7 times forward p-e ratio it's not that expensive. so i think there's opportunity here, but we really are going to be focused and it's critical not just for gm and it's for ford and all of the motor companies understanding how are they going to handle the slowdown in ev and more importantly, how are they going to grapple and digest the china uncertainty? i know ford, as well. about two years ago it was trading up over $65 and here in the mid-40s it seems to be offering a discount. >> it's 36% six months and it's been a healthy gainer here. >> yes, sir. >> let's move on to lockheed martin shares flat to start the year desp

jonathan: gm up i more than 4% in the premarket.ersity announcing classes will be held remotely as anti-israel protests continue on campus. yale and m.i.t. experiencing similar demonstrations. president biden telling reporters -- tell me what you think about this. i condemned the anti-semitic protests, and those who do not understand what is going on with the palestinians, i condemn them, too. lisa: i cannot explain it exactly, because i interpret it in lots of ways -- my interpretation -- look, this is a very difficult moment for him in terms of how to message it, because you have one wing of the progressive party that are very much in the camp of some of these protesters. and they have a lot of people who think, if people's personal safety is being threatened in any capacity, that is a line that should not be crossed. the bottom line to me, and i am sorry, but i see the protests, and part of me is like, free speech, i totally adhere to that. but each university should have its policies, and if someone violates those policies, it i

u.p.s., pepsi, gm and lockheed martin all in the next hour and a half.pril 23rd, 2024. another palandrone. 4/23/24. "squawk box" starts right now. >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. here we go. let's look at the equity futures. things are muted after big gains yesterday. the dow futures are up 20 points. s&p futures up 5. the nasdaq indicated up 30. then you have treasury yields which continue to hang in there at the higher levels. t two-year note is 4.98%. the ten-year yield aftet 4.62%. >>> let's talk abo

on the other hand, aviation engineer making air owe maker ge autos, gm up beating on earnings we'll takehnical look at that name further ahead. another name, that would be tesla reporting after the bell that name along with other big tech stocks become the target of short sellers. for that we turn to kate rooney. hi, kate. >> hi, tyler the bears are betting against big techs short sellers and the magnificent seven, weekly profit of $10 billion that was an all-time high during that nasdaq sell-off the tech giants mostly report this week and they are the most shorted stocks in the u.s. markets. that's according to s3 partners. nvidia number one, followed by microsoft, apple, tesla and meta, amazon and alphabet. there's also been negative sentiment around these companies. but the short interest, it might be more about downside protection and hedging. investors are using megacap tech to hedge their overall portfolios it's for fishlt than going long material they are cheap to borrow and short because they're so liquid. he described them as a hedge with, quote, serious afterburners since they

in the first quarter, gm's ev sales fell compared to last year. last year they sold more than 20,000 evs. this year 16,425. not a huge decline but, again, they're doing a pivot now to ramping up production of the battery sales both in tennessee as well as in ohio and, quickly, take a look at shares of general motors versus toyota. why are we showing you this? toyota was out with its q1 sales today. no surprise, hybrids are hot and toyota is cashing in. overall sales up more than 20% in the first quarter. that says it all, scott, in terms of the consumer out there. if they have a chance to buy a hybrid right now, that's what they're going for as opposed to an ev in this market if they're looking to start moving to electric vehicles. >> phil, i appreciate it. that's our phil lebeau reporting those latest sales numbers from gm, a stock sarat and farmer jim both own. the stock is up 25% year to date. >> it got way too cheap after the uaw. >> that stock giving you the business. >> this could pull back. the whole market could pull back, right, sarat? it

>> ford and gm are benefitting from a couple things.ing, for as much as the concerns of, you know, peak pricing in the u.s., in the new car cycle, we are still seeing that strength in resiliency. overall a very healthy market, even with signs of normalization. combine that with a relative deemphasis on the ev push allowing them and specifically gm to allocate more towards, you know, cash return to shareholders. specifically share buybacks, that makes gm especially more attractive. as for tess wil and rivian, look, we are in an ev winter and that incremental demand is proving challenging. rivian has a number of cost challenges, and they're going to need some capital raises. they're facing demand challenges and you just saw with tesla. 1q delivers disappointing even bearish expectations and a big piece of that shows demand weakness at play. >> okay. dan, thanks a lot. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, a look at some of your pre-market movers and then a recent report in the "atlantic" highlighting the culture war taking place at stanfor

i got to see gm's super cruise in action. out on the roads on new york city. indication on the wheel and we can take our hands off the wheel. tech that literally takes the driving out of your hands. it's especially nice on long road trips. that was fun. seeing the system in action. but there were so many words out there at the moment like driverless, auto pilot, hands—free, and it's sowing a lot of confusion in the minds of the public. these are not self driving vehicles. these are partial driving automation systems that are intended to assist you and make some of the driving a little more convenient. new testing by the insurance institute for highway safety found that many of the use hands—free systems don't do enough to monitor driver's behaviour. the findings were a little disappointing. out of the 1a systems we tested, 11 of those received poor ratings from us. a couple of miles uptown is the new york auto show, one of the industry's great display of its ideas for the future. none of the brands here earned a top rating. only one got an acceptable score — t

the uaw took gm to the cleaners and is an absolute farce. the uaw got a good deal. they cut costs elsewhere. if you want to think about a price target on this, i would say 70. the stock trade is 4.5 times the earning range. i think what you will see as the cycle continues is that it goes through that historical multiple of six and gets to seven. >> they beat and they raise their guide. >> i think the guidance for the cash costs will be higher than expected. they always do this. it is an opportunity. every $.10 per pound, there is more to the company. i like copper because of the reasons that i mentioned in the first block. global growth is higher than expected. i thought that this overall quarter was good. >> that company ceo is on overtime as well. let's get to the headlines now. hi, julia. >> david has resumed his testimony in the hush money trial. they held a hearing on if trump violated a gag order. prosecutors are seeking $3000 in fines. the judge has yet to make a decision. >>> ukraine has canceled services for military men living abroad. it posted on x, stayi

i got to see gm's super cruise in action out on the roads of new york city.ing on super cruise. we have a green indication on the wheel and we can take our hands off the wheel. tech that literally takes the driving out of your hands. it's especially nice on long road trips, you know. so that was fun seeing the system in action. but there are so many words out there at the moment, like driverless, autopilot, hands—free. and it's sowing a lot of confusion in the minds of the public. these are not self driving vehicles. these are partial driving automation systems that are intended to assist you and make some of the driving a little more convenient. new testing by the insurance institute for highway safety found that many of these hands—free systems aren't doing enough to monitor drivers�* behaviour. the findings were a little disappointing. out of the 14 systems we tested, 11 of those received poor ratings from us. a couple of miles uptown is the new york auto show, one of the industry's great display of its ideas for the future. none of the brands here earned

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gm and media reports say this involve debates on security and defense. implications of china has influence on the use critical infrastructure, or he's also accused of spying on people in germany who are opposed to the chinese government. the german citizen has been working as an aid to maximilian crime. he sits in the european parliament for the fall of rice, a f d party. cross said he had no prior knowledge of the rest of his staff member. he promised if the allegations prove true, genji would be fine on the european parliament to mediately suspended the leg spy. some say tough images, i need it. it's really time that we have a thorough investigation and information. what is going on there, that the so called petri quotes are you know, showing how weak they are in terms of taking money from autocrats from all over the world. we come to jim and chance little up show and visited china. gemini has seen several arrests over suspected espionage. but you, i'm an interior minister says the latest case is significant. the father for dash united, the accusations of espionage for china are very ser

we saw results from general electric, gm. if you compare u.s.trial stocks versus the s&p 500, we see that industrials are now outperforming the s&p 500 of the year to date basis. katie: thank you so much for that set up. for more on the meta-factory picture -- manufacturing picture, we are joined by gmm's ceo. one of the leading suppliers of the cookware and electric appliance industry. great to have you with me. let's start with what we learned from the pmi numbers, reflecting some weakness in business activity. when you think about your customer base, are you seeing that as well? >> not really. i would say that things are still kind of hanging in there from my perspective. if there's going to be a downturn, i expect to see it for us in the next 60 days because that is when we see a material spike in my business for the summer which ends up being the goods are produced for christmas. so far, it is so far, so good. katie: in 60 days time, that is when the christmas season starts, that is crazy. if you are someone that makes things, that makes se

i got to see gm's super cruise in action.n on the wheel allowed when driving hands—free. we want to gain their trust, we don't want to outpace them to where they don't trust the technology. the technology is meant to support the driver and prevent car crashes and injuries, an ambition that won't be realised if the humans behind the wheel become distracted. live now to the tourism and aviation expert anita mendiratta. we were discussing hidden baggage fees, are they kidding? good morning and thank you for having me. they are not hidden and many airlines as we know, the low—cost carriers in particular are using what is called a la carte pricing. when you buy the airline ticket, you can pay for if you want seat selection, if you want can pay for if you want seat s meal>n, if you want “ can pay for if you want seat s meal in if you want “ can pay for if you want seat s meal in advance ant “ can pay for if you want seat s meal in advance and �* can pay for if you want seat s meal in advance and if you a meal in advance and if you

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also want to encourage others to do the same and see what possibilities exist in this task success. gm in i can understand that zalinski has previously said, ukraine needs around 25 patriot systems to defend its territory. easy route. you lead us. acknowledge the urgent need for more and speedier support to ukraine on thursday. need us we'll meet again and discuss the use competitiveness. dw correspondent jack patrick, is that the summit in brussels? he's, he's assessment of the latest decisions on both the ron and ukraine, i think is a relatively easy agreements. the latest was made to target companies that are manufacturing drones and mrs. sellers lives, the ones that was sent into is ready territory. the weekend is quite an obvious expansion of the sanctions that the leaders would be able to agree on here at the summit in brussels. interestingly, i just thought of that they wanted to talk about ukraine and they did manage to get an agreement to decide that they would give, provide a defense systems for ukraine. the ukranian president in florida. mm. is the lensky address the leaders

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you look at gm with a beat and raise quarter, not because they're selling a bunch of evs but off thetrength of their truck sales, specifically heavy duty trucks which tend to be gas you yo guzzlers or diesel power, that's where they're driving profits right now. with the climate change stuff that biden was pitching on earth day, the american consumer has made had his or her case they don't want evs just yet. we look at tesla, meta, all these companies that are reporting today or later this week, a lot of the focus is going to continue to be on a.i., obviously with meta, ad spend, things along those lines, tesla we've been talking about for quite some time, it's a challenging position where they're cutting staff, at the same time they're cutting the prices of their vehicles so certainly very challenging but overall so far earnings season has been positive. i would expect it to remain positive and desite the fact that investors certainly have continue digestion so far this month and quarter, i would expect the market to continue to grind higher into year end. maria: what do you think,

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the devices we use in the laboratory, including this device that you see , is a gm device. it measures the dimensions of the gear and can measure the quality. gears that are used in gearboxes and motor gearboxes for elevators and escalators and check and validate let's compare the quality of other devices that we see. this is a three-dimensional measuring device that can measure different parts with very high accuracy in the micron range and determine their deviation based on the standard and those engineering parameters. and the devices that are used for it, the electrical pressure that is applied to it, then all the parameters that are used to control the electricity and the electrical pressure that is applied to it are all tested here . yes, it has european standards , it has russian goose standards, and it has iranian national standards. it has 3 years unconditional warranty . i proudly say with all my strength that these products are produced in the country. and there is china, the parts that have mandatory standards must be standard. there are four main parts. the oth

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high grain notable names included alcoa and gm financial.n high guilds companies like herbalife got attention. it boosted the size of the offering by 60%. chris shelton says this year marks the golden age for credit allocation and wrote in a note that the economy is slowing, defaults will rise but not skyrocket and dispersion will increase creating opportunities for credit selection. macon, when you take a look at what he saying with defaults rising and dispersion increasing where do you start to parse your bus? are there places you take your foot off the paddle given this idea that more things will start to break? >> i think credit spreads have tightened a lot this year. we have priced in a lot of the good news but we still have a view of a credit softening. we think we are seeing the signs of fundamental improvement that typically hint that credit is in a healing stage. we are seeing some increase in dispersion. one interesting stat we focused on his although credit spreads are in multiyear tight the distress ratio of the number of bonds o

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you look at gm's reported this morning, a beaten race from gm, what idea doing well with?trucks, specifically the heavy-duty ones that may take diesel. sure they're doing very well there any contrast that we what's happening at tesla, demand for ev's is waning. there is no secret about that. everyone's been talking about that. we can see plain as day. so look, i don't have a solution for them. i mean maybe robo taxis is a way to go. but that just seems incredibly disruptive for someone to place a big bet on that. >> charles: and admit this particular time into your point, listen, when ev makers finally said to president biden we can't do it, we have to slow down, their stock prices have gone up, their performance has gonna because americans like trucks down there like pickup trucks! >> you have one, right? >> charles: yes. mark, with seeing you. appreciated. all of this has you worried folks about getting the stock market you cannot miss my special tomorrow on foxbusiness. is called making money, is the unworkable investor townhall quiz show addition. everyone is in the ma

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gm scaled down its 2024 ev sales projections by as much as half. >> what does this mean for the industry over the next five years? >> i'd say over the next five to seven years we probably now have about 25%, 30% less potential ev buyers. and it's a big wake-up call for the industry. >> reporter: production problems caused tesla sales and stock to fall. reuters reported that the company canceled plans to build a $25,000 entry-level family sedan. >> competitors are coming from all angles. >> reporter: one of those competitors, volvo, just set a company sales record powered by its popular ex-30 electric suv. now, while demand is down for evs, plug-in hybrid sales are up more than 50% with some of those vehicles qualifying for tax credits. jericka? jericka? >> yeah, people love those after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. after cooking a delicious knorr chicken cheddar broccoli recipe you will want to close y

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gm raised its 2020 four guidance by $500 million as robust truck sales offset concerns around ev demandspeaking of ev's, tesla investors are awaiting earnings after the bell. the stock tumble has been nearly 19% over the past seven days and that's about doubts about its prison this business strategy. you on muska's expected to announce plans to scrap the rollout of a trooper model of a tesla and focus on developing a self driving vehicle. we will discuss the big earnings ahead with dam flax, a lot going on today. >> good to be with you as always. i think we are seeing that tesla is facing pressure from a consumer clearly with higher rates and that impacts purchasing. if we think about the near term, what we are focused on is how this company can continue to innovate and transform and continue to strengthen the user experience and bring down costs to help drive affordability and as we think further out, there is potential for incremental revenue as they continue to offer services like full self drive and hopefully get better adoption of that overtime. that way you get additional revenue

here's the gm on klay's future. >> i mean, the guy's been here a long time.to the organization. you know, we really, really value him. and so there's nothing that would make me think that he wants to go somewhere else, or we don't want him back. and for that reason, i'm hopeful we can make it happen. but you know, it's a deal. both sides got to be be good with it and we'll work through that. but i think, you know, hopeful and optimistic i am about it. >> all right. for more we are joined now by damon bruce, sports commentator and host of the damon bruce show on youtube. damon, great to have you on. always appreciate the time. i know on your show earlier this week you described this as a funeral for the golden state warriors. why do you think this was the end of this incredible era of warriors basketball? >> well, i mean, one of the hallmarks of the era of basketball is running over opponents, and that doesn't quite happen anymore. so you know, i'm not saying that their competitive life cycle is over here. now but it feels like this will be an off season of ch

gm scaled down its 2024 ev sales projections by as much as half. >> over the next five to seven years, we have about 25, 30% less ev buyers. that is a big wake-up call for the industry. >> shoppers are saying that batteries need to last longer with a reliable charging network. >> how long are you going to wait to be able to charge your car? >> you don't really have a lot of choice. the infrastructure is not very good. >> we have been here for like 20 minutes so far. it says 43 more minutes. >> two more years at least. >> while demand is down for ev's, plug-in hybrid sales are up more than 50% with some of those vehicles qualifying for those coveted tax credits. >>> we will take a closer look at the frustration over not enough ev charging stations. remember that range anxiety folks talk about? and, what california is doing to bridge that gap. >>> a finance professor helps us break down what te >>> today, we are breaking down tesla's recent troubles and what they mean to the bay area workforce overall and the electric vehicle market. joining me now live is julian vogel, an assistant bes

now i understand mary barra, the ceo of gm, says they will start to make it again.hat is a neat transition. mr. toyota says that is the future, to do this kind of hybrid. we say at republicen.org, let the free enterprise system figure that out, make it so the cost of owning fossil fuels is built in through a carbon tax, paired with a reduction in payroll taxes. then let's see what the impact is on cars. it may be that toyota is right, that mary barra's decision to reel in production of a hybrid will be right. in the meantime, we surely need to get off all these admissions and make us accountable for that, and then we will find those hybrids pretty attractive vehicles. host: bob inglis is joining us for this conversation. david in san francisco. hello. caller: he has an unenviable effort. when you think about money, people are born into a system that they have no knowledge of, the rules are never taught to them, and then there are con artists who take advantage of those rules. when you think of polluters, each drop of pollution might cost 30 times more than they got

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