as for the outlook, hp inc. is guiding for fiscal 2017 eps of 1.55 and 1.65, in line with what finlt financial analysts predicted. a 4.3% operating margin. printing net revenue, down 8%, though total hardware units were up 1%. i did have the chance to chat with hp inc.'s ceo, dion weissler, as for that pc market he said it is broadly challenged but is confident that hp inc. can keep outperforming the market by focusing on the profitable end of that industry and that's where they continue to see opportunity. he keeps seeing operating margin force that business between 3% and 4%. as for the printing side, he said that recent samsung acquisition should well position his company in the $55 billion copier market and he expects supplies to stop declining in fiscal 2017. bottom line, he said pc and printing markets are challenged, but hp inc. can navigate the markets. his product portfolio is the best it has been in decades. josh lipton, cnbc, san francisco. >>> our colleagues in the u.s. will be speaking with meg whit

coming up, hp enterprise and the spinoff hp inc both reported earnings today.s is bloomberg. ♪ emily: you know about black friday and cyber monday, but now ebay is hoping the idea of mobile wednesday catches on. the idea is to get those headed to thanksgiving dinner to buy goods while on the road. slowestthis is the november for online sales since adobe began collecting data in 2012. after the close of hp enterprise and its spinoff printer business, hp inc. reported results. it matched estimates, but there are slowing sales. ceo meg whitman outlined where she sees growth for the company. take a listen. >> with this portfolio, we estimate we have a total addressable market of over $250 billion. within that, there are areas of iot-growth, like industrial . we are already well positioned to lead in these areas, and you will continue to see us invest in a targed way. prete joinsord del me via skype. crawford, you just got off the phone speaking with meg whitman herself. what did she have to say? reporter: similar to what you saw on the call, what is interesting is

after the close of hp enterprise and its spinoff printer business, hp inc. reported results.ngs matched estimates, but we are warned of slowing sales in the current quarter. there was a disappointing forecast. ceo meg whitman outlined where she sees growth for the company. take a listen. >> with this portfolio, we estimate we have a total addressable market of over $250 billion. within that, there are areas of very high growth, like high performance computing, software defined networking and industrial iot. we are already well positioned to lead in these areas, and you will continue to see us invest in a targeted way. emily: crawford del prete joins me via skype. crawford, you just got off the phone speaking with meg whitman herself. what did she have to say? crawford: similar to what you saw on the call, what is eg talks a lot m about remaking hewlett-packard enterprise. they are a company focused on the enterprise infrastructure space. what people need to get their heads around is that the infrastructure is changing, it is not going away. you have to build out the cloud, bu

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. ♪ emily: turning now to the two hp's, the hardware company hp inc.he fast-changing enterprise company hpe, both out with the results tuesday. we brought in crawford for the top takeaway. >> similar to what you saw on the call. what's interesting is meg talks a lot about remaking hewlett-packard enterprise. they are really a company that is focused on the enterprise infrastructure space. what people need to get their heads around is the enterprise infrastructure is changing. it's not going away. you have to build out the cloud. you have to build out what's in private data centers. as you talked about on that clip, this kind of industrial internet of things. there's so much data that that the edge that hewlett-packard wants to capitalize on. what's different is and what meg talks a lot about is building a different size overhead structure, building a different infrastructure, to support a company that is not as big. you are seeing that as the company hits its one-year anniversary of hewlett-packard enterprises transformation. they've gone through a lot

get to the earnings on hp inc. josh lip ton has though. josh. >> kelly, hp inc. reporting $0.36.for $0.36. revenue though, 12.5 billion. that's better than expect. the street was 11.9 billion. as for guide, q 1 eps 35 to $0.38, it is a bit light on the q 1 guide. full year 2017 eps 1.55 do 1.65, in line with the street. remember, heading into this print that stock had been up some 40% in the past six months. turning the business segments, kelly, personal systems up 4%, 4.3% operating margin there. printing net revenue down 8% year over year, though in total hardware units were up 1%. i did have a chance to speak briefly to hp, inc.'s ceo. i will give you his take on the quarter. as for the pc market in general, he said, listen, the market is down. he told me they continue to outperform that market though on the back of innovation, and because of their focus on the premium part of that market. as for operating margins, they are 4.3%, as i mentioned. i asked is that sustainable in the quarters ahead. he said, listen, the normal range will continue to be 3% to 4% with the opportunit

. >>> this week marks the one-year anniversary of hp, inc., trading as a stand-alone company.ion weisler joins us with josh lipton. hey, josh. >> hey, carl. dion, thank you for joining us this morning. >> great to be here with you. thanks for having me. >> dion, as we look to now next year, when we talk about your pc strategy, dion, the focus has clearly been you're going to go after that premium part of the market with products like hp specter, but others clearly see opportunity there as well, dion. you saw tim cook just unveil those new mac book pros. looking ahead, what are going to be your specific competitive advantages in this fight? >> of course in the past year this has been a story of reinvention. we're faster, more nimble, focused, and focused on delighting our cus mers every single day whether it's in our printing business or personal systems by. our personal systems business has been ma nighally focused on the premium segment, on gaming with really gaining traction in both markets. but we're not forgetting our core business where we've been successful for so many y

hp inc. reported and gave a cautious current quarter outlook.hitman who headed the former hewlett-packard will join "squawk on the street" at 9:00 a.m. eastern time in a cnbc exclusive interview. >>> the dow of course hitting 19,000 all-time highs as keeping an eye on president-elect trump's policy agenda to find out which areas of the market will benefit. we're joined by tom lee. also here is joe seidel at richard bernstein advisers. good morning to you both. joe, i start with you. i want to touch on why we got so much positivity to the reaction we've seen in markets so far. there must be some people losing out. why aren't we seeing more of a sentiment of pain around the investing horizon? >> it's a good question. ang lot of the positive reaction we've seen is not in response to the election but the fundamentals had been improving prior to the election. something that had been happening all year long. it was exactly a year ago in the fourth quarter of 2015 when s&p earnings troughed and they've been recovering ever since. and then in february t

. >> you and i talked a lot about it when hewlett packard now includes hp inc., in japanese companiesut in terms of your business now how is the dollar going to impact you if it continues to be as strong as it has over the last few day sns. >> well, a strong dollar creates currency headwinds for us as it has for much of the last three to four years. i was interested to hear earlier in your program that the dollar hit a 13-year high, that's the way it feels running hewlett packard every year, the currency headwinds are very real. when goods are strong, our goods are more expensive overseas. say someone in europe going to buy 1,000 servers, now maybe only buy 800 because the dollar is so strong. so, listen, we've got to manage that. that's part of our new reality. we've got to get our cost structure in line to continue to make sure we can handle a strong dollar because my view is it's going to be strong for another couple of years at least. so, you know, it's part of the landscape and that's what we do as business people is manage around things that are likely not going to change. >> yo