>> they are clearly making more money than goldman commodities.s trading desks across wall street and goldman was strong had been making a lot of money but when you move to the buy side and you moved to citadel a look at their performance, $4 billion and when you're but commodities performance last year was supposed to be weaker than prior years. $4 billion is a big number. $7 billion is what the flagship fund that citadel returns. that group is led by said barrett which also has a strong commodities background. something is going right at that hedge fund. sonali: a brain drain at these banks, thank you very much. we are looking at markets near session highs them are looking at the s&p 500 roaring and the nasdaq not too far behind. that does it for bloomberg markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-

goldman? mr. goldman votes no. mr. garcia? mr. garcia about snow. mr. ramirez? mrs.ramirez about snow. mr. menendez? mr. menendez about snow. ms. clark? ms. clark votes no. mr. titus? >> i guess you know who your real friends are and who cares about fentanyl. i vote no. >> missed titus votes no progress is anyone else in the room cared to have the route recorded? how am i recorded? what you are not report recorded regards to chairde votes aye. german green votes aye. you may record or report the tablets that votes their 17 and one present. the aye has at the tabling motion prevails mr. guest whatever it does it's not admitted to the record. are there any other uc requests? >> there being no further amendments? what's mr. chairman, mr. chairman. >> agenda must recognize. the question unanimous consent to enter into the rec a letter to this committee dated january 11, 2021 authored and signed by benny g thompson and john cap company directed to the honorable david administrator ae transportation security administration. encouraging tsa administrator to disrupt the trav

goldman revising its forecast up is a sign of that.om: we had a reminder, the relative stickiness of consumer prices and on friday of course producer prices. what stands out to you as the potential risks going forward? tom: you mentioning inflation is certainly very pertinent. what could go wrong, what if the fed changes its mind and decides it needs to start hiking? that would not be a consensus view. it might do something that would upset the market or generally, there was talk in one of the stories over the weekend, what if the fed starts warning about this irrational exuberance in the market, starts to say it is worried about the amount of risk-taking? maybe that would slam on the brakes somewhat for stocks. give people more room for caution in credit markets. we know about the geopolitical risks hanging over markets. we know about the other ongoing risks, the drag from part of the world still over here in asia. aside from that, maybe the market just runs out of gas. those gains have been so striking. there's going to be a need for

goldman has an all-male top-tier.its history, there has never really been a woman at the top of term. no ceo, no cfo, no president. these are roles which have sold even occupied by men, which is why it has been a point of interest at the firm and elsewhere to see when it actually starts to change when someone like that hammett leaves, people pay attention to that. >> if you look at the top brass of goldman and it is largely males. with beth leaving the firm, who should we be keeping an eye on? who is actually in the ranks to potentially take her place or beyond? >> this issue has resurfaced recently only because just last month, they created two different committees. goldman is a place that loves to operate by committees. across the trading division, the banking division, really the two critical businesses at goldman sachs, what is known for, they created a group of emerging leaders to oversee the running of the firm. that's 25 executives, only three of them were women. with beth hammack's departure, that drops down t

the new move puts goldman among the bullish with oppenheimer.bc boosted its target to 5,150 earlier this year. ed yardeni has the highest price at 5,400. the goldman team on friday says big tech must do most of the heavy lifting. they say the upgrade reflects expectation for economic growth and higher profits for the i.t. and communications services sectors which contain five of the seven magnificent stocks. let's talk to ryan detrick. ryan, is it pretty much the case they will have to do all of the heavy lifting if the s&p 500 will have another big rally? >> good morning, dom. it's pretty early. that is a tough question this early in the morning. yes, they have to do a lot of the lifting. you look at the earnings growth and revenue, it is coming from a lot of the big companies, no question. does it mean they have to do so? there are other parts of the market that are doing well. dom, last week, if you look at the s&p 1500 decline line, it was at an all-time high. there are a lot of stocks participating. the large names do matter. they make up s

it is goldman and morgan stanley, deutsche bank, jefferies. sort of the trendsetters right now. we will see if some other banks get into the business if they start losing market share. it is a small amount. even these banks are doing it for like $10 million a pop and only for selective clients. sonali: what could go wrong? >> with under-rating, anything you under-rating -- with under-rating, there is risk. you are promising to sell the debt. if the market turns against you. it is not too difficult because the market is ripping. if we have another shift in market sentiment, it can be difficult again and you could be taking a loss. it is not a painfully big loss like leveraged loan underwrites where you had billions in losses but clo equity is not the kind of natural capital for a bank to hold. you will have stiff capital charges and may be an unpleasant call with regulators. sonali: lisa lee, thank you for your time and joining us for one of the most read stories of the day. we are watching the two-year yield at the highest levels of the year s

we were speaking to goldman sachs saying there are structural opportunities. starting to see the discount you evaporate with the focus on corporate governance reform. the same you're seeing from the tokyo stock exchange. aussie stocks posting some modest gains. earnings in focus as we get into the week. aussie miners, we are tracking here. let's take a look at some of the big movers we are watching. nintendo standing out to us because we are hearing it is going to be delaying its switch two launch. it was slated for the end of this year. it could be postponed until early 2025. investors not liking that. softbank another one to note. we are hearing reports matt ceo she son could be starting a ship company -- a chip company. softbank reaping the investments in arm. canon, you can track trading at a multi week hi. no clear reason for that. jumping the most in seven years. korea gas trading volume. tracking at the highest of the year. the kospi leading some of the gains today. let's turn to singapore. it is expecting its budget to swing back to a surplus in the ne

goldman: certainly. secretary mayorkas has testified 27 times to congress during his three years as the secretary of homeland security. that's more than any other cabinet secretary. the republican majority said that he was asked four times to come and testify. three of those times preceded the passage of the impeachment resolution. and preceded the initiation of an impeachment inquiry into him. after those three times, he did come and testify to the committee where he was asked numerous questions about these same issues. then he was asked one time to come, as the gentlelady said, on a date certain, because apparently this investigation had to be finished within the span of three or four weeks, so it was only one date when, as you correctly say, he was meeting with mexican authorities, ironically, to figure out how to address the situation at the border. and he could not change his schedule. ms. scanlon: in fact, as a result of that meeting, didn't he reach an agreement with the mexican authorities, pursu

goldman sachs called this the most significant earnings report in years.obert: a lot of people would agree. i am a minded of warren buffett, be fearful and people are greedy. nvidia is omnipotent in the sector. there is a huge amount of event risk going into earnings and large expectations priced in. the company needs to report strong numbers and guidance needs to be in line with with the market is expecting to promote gains. we need to see the guidance exceed the market expectations. tom: no pressure at all as we lead up to the earnings with open interest around for 1300 level with stock price above $600. robert, thank you for the preview of the earnings story of the day, week, and year. let's go to mining because earnings came out 30 minutes ago. we've been watching this at the open london time. profit falling 12%, 11.8 billion dollars in 2023 as demand from china for to ramp up to the pre-pandemic level. it will pay a dividend of $2.58 per share above the previous year, $2.25. at a time when the iron a price has been under pressure. marginal pick up in

sachs is calling the start of the new mega cycle we have head of natural resources at goldman sachsoining us to talk us through the report mikaela, the back drop is the energy crisis europe has gone through. there is light at the end of the tunnel >> there is light at the end of the tunnel there is more than that. the energy crisis will completely unwind in the next couple of years. we have gas prices going down and we believe another 50% on the back of the wave of lng. this is going to be tremendously helpful to the european consumer and industry that suffered that so much in 2022 and 2023 and the end of the european narrative of industrialization. >> it is four-to-five years to go to market once the announcement is started. is it too little too late for the german consumers and corporates >> as you are saying, it took four-to-five years to build it it is coming late. it would have been better if it had come two years ago it is not coming too little. we think energy prices going down another 50% from here means giving back to the average european family 200 euro per month. that is

names like goldman sachs and lehman will be familiar to. too many others like schiff and seligman, not so much, but all had very significant roles in transform the united states into a financial and underwriting of the 20th century's major companies. these powerful jewish families of new york were. profiled 57 years ago and steven birmingham's bestselling book, our crowd. but that as daniel notes in his introduction was this basically a work of social history? while his is intended as of a financial political and philanthropic one, daniel confesses at the outset that he was somewhat reluctant to write this with its portrait of these german-jewish dynasties. xers sizing their wealth and their power as someone who is himself. daniel worried such a history coming at a time. surging anti-semitism could reinforce conspiracy theories about jewish influence having undue impact. but he went ahead with the book, as he puts it, that there is no better way to counter lies than to tell stories in full. the result is a book reviewers have praised as ill

goldman himself is hiding abroad, as journalists were told in krasnoyarsk.ry of internal affairs knows his whereabouts. the case of the killer fencer. she decided to test her skills just like that on the defenseless bonfire of the store. investigators are sure of this. the lady allegedly attacked with a knife and stabbed her right in the heart, and after her arrest she came up with such excuses that the security forces initially doubted her mental health. word to alexandra mostova. like an animal driven into a cage. she huddled in a glass box in the hall of the supreme court of the republic bashkirtastan. thirty-year-old tatyana nasyrova met for the first time with the relatives of her victim, she even tried to squeeze out a stingy tear, pulling a medical mask up to her eyes, the girl asked not to punish her too harshly, they say she repented and regrets, only the relatives of the murdered elina gilyazeva, sitting opposite, do not believe in these words , everything is boring, of course, to the maximum, so that everything is fair, maximum punishment. now nas

goldman doubled down on march. they moved to may. bofa, deutsche, citi, jpmorgan now to your new move you bought a disasterous stock yesterday, new york community bank why did you buy this >> i don't know. >> i'm not calling the bottom of the stock. it's a trade we're not getting -- i'm not getting married. we're hooking up, okay if you know anything about the business, you know the bible you never, ever invest in a company based on long island you can assume it's an outright scam or people who have no idea what they're doing, ineptitude >> your home, for those who don't know -- >> you definitely can't say that long island-based company, the biggest red flag, besides meeting somebody -- all right. put that aside because it's a trade. this is what i would say, i listened to the call i don't know any more than anyone else does it sounds like they did the signature deal they got in way over their head. they bit off more than they could chew they did flag star and got involved with two acquisitions they're not mentally know what they're

goldman made. with respect to the breach of the public trust article that is in the articles of impeachment, i just want to refer to what was written by the predecessor for mr. mayorkas, and i suppose by the standard that the committee is talking about now he could have been impeached, because he was not able else from crossing the border either. but he points out that since mayorkas took office, the majority of migrants encountered at the southwest border have been removed, returned or expelled. since the title 42 policy was ended last may, dhs returned, removed or expelled more noncitizens than in any five month period in the last 10 years. the truth is that our national immigration system is outdated and dhs leaders under both parties have done their best to manage the immigration system without adequate congressional support. he goes on to say that he does not agree with every policy decision made by the biden admist but house republicans are ducking difficult policy work and hard-fought compro

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goldman is one of the region's largest businessmen.sk legislative assembly. in november he was charged with fraud. the investigation believes that he deceived more than a thousand shareholders, investors in his cooperative. the estimated damage exceeded a billion rubles. the total amount of the seized property of the ex-detachment at the moment. more than 4 billion. in relation to golman , a decision was made in absentia to attract him as accused of two counts of criminal activity. at present , a decision has been made to put him on the international wanted list; the investigator is preparing a package of documents and a petition to the court to impose a preventive measure against him in the form of detention. goldman himself is hiding abroad, as an investigator told reporters at the krasnoyarsk headquarters of the ministry of internal affairs. his location is known. the case of the swordswoman-assassin. she decided to test her skills just like that on a defenseless store cashier. investigators are sure of this. lady allegedly attacked

goldman put out a survey where bullishness spiked over the last couple months. wall street. when wall street starts getting really bullish i start getting antsy. i don't sell automatically, but i spy the exits. >> hysteria on the both sides of the trade. one side said it is going to pluto and the other side it is a crash. analysts are always in the party. analysts on nvidia up target to 1000. one person at 1200. i have own this stock going into this number, a fabulous company but very, very difficult for any company to live up to some expectations that have been put out there. charles: i always tell people, 2007 or eight, january issue, "forbes" magazine, company of the year, nvidia, split adjusted 12 bucks. by end of the year down to one buck. it stayed there for years but up 350 gazillion since then. i want to let the audience know, emerging markets every january everyone loves them. they underperformed 1th year in a row, 16th year in a row. people that use those metrics -- >> there mate be able to make money in this trade finally. china is uninvestable for me

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why goldman is calling it the most important stock on earth. macro in focus, meeting minutes due at 2:00 p.m. today, expected to show the fomc sees a bumpy ride back to 2% inflation. we'll preview what to watch. and an eye on industrials. engine maker sees a down turn in north american heavy trucks this year. the c.e.o. joins in just a bit. katie: welcome to "bloomberg markets." you take a look at these markets right now, and we're looking at a down day. the s&p 500 currently off by about .2%. and then the story gets worse from there. you take a look at the nasdaq 100, currently off about .7%. and then finally, i make my way to the philadelphia semiconductor index, currently off by more than 1%. that's as we await those nvidia earnings after the bell today. nvidia down in expectation, but that's after it's up 40% this year already. and like i said, goldman sachs called it "the most important stock on earth." and we have wall street waiting with bated breath for their earnings after the bell today. investors really looking to see if the company

goldman. >> mr. goldman you are recognized. >> thank you very much from ms. really doing here and why this matters. there has been a lot of dispersions cast that a few of us lawyers here. impeachment is a legal process and proving impeachment is a legal process that traditionally and historically in all other cases has included evidence. .. >> i would like to recognize myself for five minutes and, look, there have been some good debate tonight and there's also been some stuff that, i think, isn't reflective of the fairness that we try to do. and i want to take issue with you never discuss the root causes, ms. ramirez. i'm a member of the foreign affairs committee and i have and i have the chairman of the foreign affairs committee and we deeply looked at crisis of immigration. we are bringing manufacturing from china to latin america and giving loans to go to guatemala and create opportunities in guatemala. actually the democrat state department. i went to antony blinken and said help me make this right and his expert on central america gave me good substantiv

goldman sachs adjusting its rate forecast after powell said a march move sun likely.ically he said it's not happening. goldman pushing back, the first cut estimate from march to may, although the bank says it still expects five interest rate cuts this year. so let's dig in on all these stories. joining us now is the economist behind that call, david miracle, chief economist with goldman sachs, and cnbc's senior economics reporter steve liesman, as well steve, i honestly -- you know me, never at a loss for words. but i think i am this time i don't know where to start with you, because everybody is focused on rates i get that but with the job market showing some cracks, with commercial real estate maybe and the banks showing cracks, could the fed focus also shift a little more to the other side of their twin obligations, and that is jobs? >> yeah, i think that's a good question, brian. and i think it may be starting to but i think it needs -- just like it needs a little more data to be confident to cut rates, it will need more data of weak job growth to make that call y

so goldman sachs, they're saying you know what, we think first quarter gdp will be 1.8%.us survey though at 1% this is not them, but a survey of experts right? consumer spending 2%. they thought before it would be 1.4%. across the board you see these kind of major changes. there is excitement out there. it is sort of interesting because, you know, we were bracing for the recession. then we were bracing for all the rate cuts. it feels likes is it equalibrium or maybe the game getting too far ahead of themselves? >> i think these forecasts are a little bit ahead of themselves. what concerns me if the u.s. economy picks up speed, especially in terms of consumer spending that will put renewed upward pressure on prices. the problem you have here is, it is major constraint now being imposed on the economy by a historically low unemployment rate and very rapid wage inflation. so it may not take much of an increase in the demand for labor to push wage growth a little bit higher. in turn you will see prices take off. we're going from talking about a rate cut to a possible rate hik

that's what goldman is playing for. it's a great option itself on what's going on in equity markets and with interest rates. so, yeah, it's a much more important holding to me than bofa bofa, to be honest with you, i equi equivocate do i want to be there or be somewhere else it has been a consistent underperformer for me. >> anastasia >> i agree with what jim has been saying about financials i do think positive catalyst here at this stage of the cycle. what's happening with the enthusiasm, whether you look at manufacturing, look at consumer confidence, financials tend to perform quite well during those periods of time. we have rate cuts still on the table. there's one other thing making me more positive on financials, which is the consumer. if you look at consumer and the delinquency, they have been rising what you hear is more positive commentary on stabilizing and declining as the year goes forward, so that means the provision for the long losses, they may not have to do quite as much going forward and the last point

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congressman goldman, thank you for being here. i'd first like to get, you know, your assessment of how much this reporting has dimmed the republican fervor to impeach the president or just how it's landed among your fellow colleagues on the hill. >> well, i think many of our -- my colleagues on the democratic side are -- are shocked but not surprised because it is once again every election it seems the republicans fall in favor with the russians and are used either as you said wittingly or unwittingly by russian intelligence to try to interfere in the election. you'll remember in 2016 donald trump says russia, if you're listening find hillary clinton's e-mails. five hours later they searched for them and fished them and hacked them and got them. the muller report said that paul manafort, the campaign chair prn for donald trump's campaign was providing information to a russian intelligence agent and that the campaign was welcoming the russian interference. now we learn that there is a whole new scheme from 2020 originally i suspect

goldman sachs out with a forecast. >>> and the wait's over. reddit is set to make its debut. >>> and the u.s. returns to the moon for the first time in 50 years. one stock is rocketing higher on the news it's friday, february 23rd, 2024 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm frank holland. let's get you ready to start the day with the hourly check on the u.s. stock futures and take a look here. futures in the red across the board. s&p and dow are flat it is the nasdaq taking a leg lower at this hour what you see in the futures after a blockbuster day for stocks in the u.s. and all around the world h ahead of the open, the dow is above 39,000 for the first time after the 1% gain yesterday for the 13th record close of the year the nasdaq 100 sitting at or just a tick below all-time highs after 2% and 3% gains yesterday. all coming off the best one-day gains in more than a year. according to bespoke, the last time the nasdaq 100 saw a daily gain of 3% was in march of 2000.

sonali: let's bring in the chief credit strategist at goldman sachs. think about the issuance we have seen. you think about what we've heard from wells fargo, front running, more economic data. how much are issuers trying to get ahead of potential trouble? >> a lot of it is paid funding. but we've had a very impressive start to the year in terms of primary market activity. we had the biggest january ever with close to 200 billion of supply. there has been really two takeaways for me. to a very large extent, that is a natural response to lower yields. we were at 5% on 10 year treasuries in late october. we are lower today. i think it reflects a much more predictable path of monetary policy and more comfort vis-a-vis the durability of the cycle. those things have played a big role. it is also a very positive development with regards to the low end of the quality spectrum. the high-yield companies that have to address upcoming maturities. that appetite is quite strong on the issuer side. second take away to me, that has been met with very strong demand. y

joining me now is new york congressman, dan goldman, member of the house oversight committee. he served as the counsel in the first impeachment of donald trump. congressman, thank you for being here. i would first like to get your assessment of how much this reporting has dimmed the republican forever to impeach the president. or just how much it has landed among your fellow colleagues on the hill. >> i think many of my colleagues on the democratic side are shocked but not surprised. because it is once again, every election it seems, the republicans fall in favor with the russians and aren't used either as you said, willingly or unwillingly, by russian intelligence to try to interfere in the election. you will remember in 2016, donald trump says that russia, if you are listening, find hillary clinton's emails, five hours later they search for them and fish them and hack them and got them. the mueller report said that paul manafort, the campaign chairman for donald trump's 2016 campaign was providing internal information to a russian intelligence agent. and at the campaign was

goldman of new york can say aye. all opposed no.o in the opinion of the chair the nos have it and article is not submitted. >> i ask for a recorded vote. >> a recorded vote has been requested. the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> how is mr. lolota recorded? >> not recorded. votes no. >> how is the chair recorded? >> the chair is not recorded. >> the chair votes no. >> chairman green votes no. the clerk, how is miss garcia or miss ramirez? >> ramirez. >> ramirez. >> i vote yes. >> ms. ramirez votes aye. >> anyone else? the clerk will report the tally. >> on that vote, mr. chairman, there were 15 ayes and 14 nos. >> the ayes have it. >> mr. chairman. >> wait. >> theit, clerk, could you report that again. >> apologies it is 15 nos, 14 ayes. >> okay, the nos have it. >> mr. chairman, i have a motion. >> would i move to strike mr. guest comments about george santos given that the majority has now prevented entering into the record a document related--. >> well, it's timely now becau

the impeachment of the former president congressman dan goldman and jamie raskin. congressman raskin, firstly, your reaction since the supreme court taking this up and the timing of what this actually means >> well, i reacted very similarly to my friend liz cheney. >> the >> people have a right to know what happened. and i think the supreme court, which is lopsided with gerrymandered right-wing appointments is really slowing things down here. the dc circuit court opinion was perfectly clear and totally compelling in saying that there was no basis at all to donald trump's fraudulent claim that a president is absolutely immune to a criminal criminal prosecution for criminal acts undertaken allegedly in pursuit of his office unless he's first impeached and convicted in the senate, which of course has never happened in american history. and so that is the claim of an entitlement to roi to be a king, to be a dictator. and so it's very dangerous. i hope that the supreme court now having taken up the case, will follow the unanimous bipartisan ruling coming out of the dc c

congressman goldman. do you think the justice department dropped the ball and not pursuing this case sooner >> i think they should have started investigating the trump and his associates for the charge of conspiring to overturn the election before they did, they focused initially on the actual rioters who were violent and potential continuing dangerous. part of it may have been resource issues, but i was one of the early ones calling for them to start that investigation long before they did. and i will say that is part of the problem here because yes, the supreme court could have and should move faster i don't quite understand why they waited so long, even just to rule to set this schedule. professor tribe pointed out they could have taken it directly in december, but even if they weren't going to do that, they waited several weeks. but it it wouldn't be in this situation if the department of justice had moved quicker to investigate this case, congressman goldman, congressman raskin, thank you very much.

the pedigree was goldman sachs, blackstone, kkr.n they did that initial stake sale and became a unicorn on wall street, they've had tremendous growth. but the scary part is everyone still wants to think about the space where they have been the experts, the private credit space as a cusp ahead of us. we want to talk about the golden moment ahead for private credit. there is cracks that will emerge and you have to worry about cycles and whatnot. but when you think about some of the vindman to changes across how companies borrow money, private credit is the place to be. at least with everyone we are speaking with. sonali: it is not without competition. last year, the leverage loan markets were clogged up and you saw the private credit guys step in. john, you have been at the forefront covering the competition coming back once again. what are some of the deals you are seeing the banks when back? >> a great example is our dona, it is a u.k. insurer. currently in this deal -- up until about a couple of weeks ago, private credit had won th

didn't goldman go up to 8? >> yeah, goldman, jpmorgan, and several have gone up within the 750 and 800 range. when are we going to hit a thousand? the share price surpassed the average analyst price target in two years. wolf, jpmorgan are raising concerns, and supply is coming back online, which means lead times will shrink, and the custom chips, that's more of a long-term problem, but made in house by google and meta, and the bar is so high for this company, so the stock reaction could be the next test of investor conviction and confidence especially in the near term sustainability of the ai trade. >> i am looking at the chart and the 52-week low on nvidia is $241, and here we go near 740. that's remarkable in and of itself. big fans of the stock, and those who have been in it a long time, josh brown, if you recall last week, trimmed 20% of it, and stern owned it a long time and for much lower and he talked about the valuation being insane. the valuation, as you know, kristina, is cheaper today than the ten-ye

i've never seen people behave worse than jamie raskin and dan goldman did, they try to intimidate tony boba zelenskyy but they didn't, he provided good, solid, credible evidence and our investigation moves forward. maria: when we look at this, no matter what side you are on, obviously if the commander in chief is taking money or has taken money from foreign adversaries that becomes a national security threat. i don't understand why you and your colleagues would not see this the same way. why would dan goldman and jamie raskin try to knock down information that relates to the national security of america? >> that's a great question. i don't think my constituents would tolerate public corruption. i don't think my constituents want our president to be on the tank, for our president to allow his family to peddle his office to our enemies around the world but jamie raskin and dan goldman defend the indefensible, they continue to serve as legal team attorneys and it is counter to everything congress should be about, go to the watergate hearings, you had bipartisan cooperation among republica

thank you so much. lindsey goldman from the german marshall funds alliance for security. democracy thanks so much i, i am very fond this paralyzed pots of brussels. this protest has brought back the bonds on the truck to us to the sidelines of i. e. u. agriculture as that may take agriculture and ministers, meeting governments across the block. i've been trying to ease tensions with the agriculture industry following week 5th demonstrations. but farms remain unconvinced. brussels blaze farmers added fuel to the fire of europe wide protests on monday, calling for less red tape and more support still with unpredictable prices on these issues. so we want to have a future. farming is our passion, and ultimately we want to be able to make a living difficult from the know that are so many specific e rules. and in the end, we can no longer produce low prices. about people give up a couple of when you look at the last 40 years since i started, things have been getting worse. and what else is office security forces lined up to keep demonstrators out of you headquarters as ministers met? police hav

dan goldman writes this on x.y, comer or jordan knew that smirnoff was spreading russian disinformation. he's accusing law make aers of conspiring with you putin. gop slammed goldman for peddling russia hoax 2.0, they point out the committee never talked to or knew the informants name and the fbi said smirnoff was highly credible of. he was paid six figures and was very trusted. joining me now, south carolina congresswoman nancy mace. your reaction to now plunging into politics on all of this? >> well, it's clear that dan goldman has lost his mind yet again. and the oversight committee we've been doing this investigation, the fbi told the oversight committee that this witness was credible and this witness was trustworthy. even jamie raskin last year said in front of the entire world that he was told this witness was credible and so this is just another day and another russia hoax coming out. maria: so do you believe that he lied or do you believe that joe biden and hunter biden accepted $5 million each from burism

david at goldman saying it's all about the earnings.0 saying they were not bullish enough. >> which is the reason you will get more of the same as we climb past the targets people had previously. is it coming for the rest of the complex. does it really matter that much with nvidia? everyone's been saying it's the make it or break it stock. it is at this moment but is it going to be ok. >> i love how nervous you are of saying anything about it. lisa: don't call me out on that. jonathan: can just hear it in the voice. you know someone will watch this back this afternoon and say what were you saying about nvidia? lisa: barron's -- annmarie: barron's heather most closely watched report. i am interested about what nvidia has to say maintaining their presence in china. how long can that last given the competition and where's the growth coming from. i got the similar sense he would say today would be a seller of that. jonathan: he said and basically my words not his. it gave an impression for the stock. we've gotten so used to double-digit rai

we'll ask our experts over this final stretch, and couldn't goldman's head of family office, sarah -- also coming, up and exclusive with -- in the meantime, a scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like this. well, we were within a whisker of more milestones, particularly for the nasdaq. that would be -- 57 and change. so we've come down a bit midday. we're still pushing, and we will track it over the final stretch. small caps, another banner day. the russell 2000 outperforming the rest of the market today. and what would it be without a check on nvidia shares? well, they would up again. so there is your entry today. now they're flat, trying to eke out yet another game. what a remarkable run that spin. and we're watching shares of arm holdings to. talk about remarkable in a very short period of time. that slide was up 40% earlier today. what can i say. let's take -- can you believe in the broadening? let's ask dan greenhaus. -- with me at post 9, welcome back. it's good to see. >> thank, you sir. >> you've got quite a mark. it statista de, the -- overwhelmingly positive.

goldman sachs again, their trading desk says it is the most important stock on earth.ank of america though reminds us that at some point these big-time parties fall apart. now of course, i don't know maybe they have something, this is it, michael earnhardt at bank of america keeps putting out these terribles. these are all the historical bubbles and what they have done. here we are at the bottom "the magnificent seven." i don't know we're they're yet 139%. only one time it was lower than that we crashed. here are the his tore rib bubbles going back to 1718. they have done their research. beware we could be repeating history real soon. i want to bring in heritage capital paul schatz. look at this table here. you look at a table like this, all the big-time bubbles throughout history. we don't have the tulips out there, is there anywhere you get nervous, you see authentic comparisons? >> first i would, some of these i don't feel are bubbles. clearly black monday in the dow i don't think the market was in a bubble heading into the crash of '87. that was kind of an exogenou

on friday, the s&p closed at 5005 so goldman sees a 4% rise from where we are right now. it's as big tech will have to continue to do the heavy lifting but we asked could and should the magnificent seven continue to have an outside impact on the broader markets. deutsche bank noting the combined market cap it of the seven companies would be equal to the stock exchange in the entire world, this raised concerns about overconc overconcentration, drawling in comparison to 201,929, we all know what happened in those years. while magnificent seven number and video reports on wednesday, look at this she are up 50%, that is this year, but they have more than tripled in the past year, we will also get reports tomorrow from walmart, home depot and palo alto, look at the calendar at the imager not later in the week, let's get to the floor show kenny polcari and scott shellady joining me now, good to see you guys. lauren: everyone we know and myself says i wish i bought nvidia back with or amd, how much exposer should investor have the a.i. when these companies have become so expensi