ibm number two. >> exactly ibm and eyed health kinds of the story on the dow today in terms of upsideboshd. different type earnings season this time mostly because stocks in general had a massive pullback going into them i think relief in the numbers. forward-going guidance definitely mixed i can still see the case for the second half of year earnings forecast a little too high but not at the point where that has to be the primary worry. very much in, have we priced in what the fed's going to do and what the likely recession or non-recession outlook is >> should talk about netflix what a nightmare for netflix shareholders today again the stock plunging missing estimates and subscriber loss more than in ten years downgrading as a result. julia boorstin joining us. how big a factor is the crackdown on password sharing? they really put big numbers around it? >> they did. netflix said in addition to their 220 million subscribers, there an additional 100 million households that are sharing passwords with those subscribers effectually watching netflix for free might use the word "pirating"

the ibm ceo at 3:00 p.m. don't miss it.er executive thinks about musk's attempt to buy the company. ryan vsarver, now red pointures. the whole gang will be there as the numbers come out and see what the stock does in fact let's go final trades. >> well, i'm moving away from the large cap tech names here. so i'm giving you integer. it's a medical device company. we're starting to see a real resurgence in elective procedures this. we heard from j&j yesterday. their medical device business was up the estimates were 1 % to 2% fwroet integer plays in that market and we think we'll start to see a huge surge as the backlog and moving to sales. the second half of this year and into 2023 will be very strong. >> okay. global x, autonomous, and electric that must be liz >> that's me electric vehicles, they've been beaten up this year. high gas prices only intensify this theme i think this is something with a lot of growth potential for the next two to five years >> all right good stuff there >> pete, you're up >> i'm going to stick wi

ibm, anything else you would add on this, gina?is trading at a slight premium. but we still think that because of strong leadership, we're going to see continued moves forward in their ability to generate revenue that's really kind of the core of what we're thinking in the worse case, it's still a very defensive play. in the best case, it's going to continue to invigorate it is going to continue to innovate, and that's going to drive revenues going forward >> one more. i hope three drinks aren't too much last but not least, wells fargo. shares falling on a revenue miss slowing mortgage demand weighing on results as mortgage rates cooling off the market quarterly profit fell 21% from a year ago you said you would actually hold on to this one >> so we do own this one as well and look, this one we buy as a value play you know, price to book ratio, it's actually very cheap but you look at the data that's coming out we have seen higher mortgage rates. we have seen falling existing home sales and we have seen falling mortgage application

people are saying this isn't ibm. the old ibm. imagine what they can do with mcdonalds. the company has come up with artificial intelligence for day-to-day solutions that matter it's inexpensive the people who are negative on it, they'll miss the bus i missed the whole fillies game. >> that's unfortunate. >> i'm going to the commanders. >> commanders? >> what is it? >> commanders. >> i'm going to the game now the cleveland thing. >> oh, okay. guardians of the galaxy. >> guardians. >> i'm trying to stay focussed. >> you're staying focussed >> is there an off season game >> spring training i'm going to a yankee game. >> what does that have to do with the cleveland football team >> that's the washington football team. >> oh. >> guardians of galaxy -- >> what does that have to do with the movie >> thankfully we have to take a break. we'll get cramer's mad dash and count down to the opening bell as futures ctie onnuto look pretty good on this wednesday. don't go away. wow, we're crunching tons of polygons here! what's going on? where's regina? hi, i'm ladonna. i invest in inv

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and netflix report very different stocks, different profiles it sounds like you're more in ibm. i know you don't talk specific stocks that one is down 3%. netflix, a growth stock, is down 40% this year. sounds like that's where the market wants to be right now, more slower growing, cash producing. dividend stocks. >> exactly, exactly. look, we had been sort of in and out of very long and very quick economic cycles as a result of the pandemic and the low interest rate cycle. but that's what happens in later cycle. you get more defensive you get more value oriented. when you're talking about a streaming company, for example, as opposed to sort of an icon of the dow and a company that supports infrastructure and growth everywhere, i mean, streaming is one of those areas where probably years of growth was brought forward during the pandemic and so that has to come home to roost when that happens. >> we'll leave it there, barton, thank you. alli, we appreciate it >> take a look at shares of citizens financial jumping on the back of strong earnings before the bell. we'll talk to the c

remember they used to write off ibm? what a great report this morning. software strong.ervices strong. oracle, hpq, even doing well apple on the flat side not participating in the rally interestingly is cathie wood and the ark stocks roku is a victim of netflix. high multiple tech stocks not participating in the rally still pressure there don't kid yourself the new high list is utilities and defensive stocks coca-cola, walmart, general mills. the stocks on the new high list almost every single day. defensive. >> exactly that's the word. thank you. that means yields pulling back from the highs, especially event of the day, you tell me. 20-year auction. >> yes believe me interest rates already moving lower in europe. look at the intraday chart of a 20-year chart. boy their fighting each other to buy it almost 76% of the auction taken by indirect bidders. if you look at a wooeek to date see how they have risen. look at the contrast the longer maturities look like that completely different look. as a matter of fact, longer maturities toying with yesterday's loi yields short

boring is sexy ibm is essential to the economy. ibm lives in the special 40.seen a restructuring. this restructuring, this focus on this hybrid cloud, different than the public cloud which i say amazon and microsoft live in the hybrid cloud, they want to tap cloud players these days it's hard to imagine that they just happen to have this restructuring. there's a lot going on they also are a little bit of a private equity fund. they're committed to $20 billion on mergers and acquisitions through 2024 the red hat acquisition, that's not going to slow them down. look for them to continue to grow that software sector, and that's where they're having high teen digit returns this is a kind of sexy name despite being so boring. >> one of your top picks and barren's and the shares are rallying into that report. we appreciate it >>> final kwlirks we close out with procter & gamble reporting tomorrow morning as the stock is a couple percentage points off the all-time high. it's about supply chain and pricing power. dom has the story. >> p&g is probably one of the well-k

i'll take an option strategy into ibm. i think auto ibm hasn't done anything to reinvent themselves and they have to have a huge report to get some kind of upside. obviously i love trading tesla i just don't know how it reacts to the report with the shanghai factory close and the delivery numbers weren't great so it's not enough way to go up so the three reports i'm looking at , i think ibm could be a good trade buying the call spread into the print, not buying the stock. liz: oh, my god. >> one of my favorite names, ibm. >> there you go, kenny. liz: you're both fired. >> listen, ibm is perfect. >> but it's their earnings report. liz: maybe you'll be right and i'll be wrong let's see we'll check in tomorrow. guys great to see you kenny and scott. from poisonills to elvis quotes to threats of cutting board paychecks to zero, twitter shares are actually looking awfully resilient at this hour as the corporate soap opera plot starring billionaire tesla ceo and self-described free-speech absoluteist elon musk thickens. so far t

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i think this company is a lot more like ibm.ou can switch from an hp computer to dell there's just no walk-in. at least with an apple if you are on their ecosystem and you've bought things off of itunes or movies, there's some sort of walk-in there. there's none with hp it's great for a buyback, great for the dividend utility stocks are the best performing sector on the market, up 6%, which is unusual because usually utilities move inversely to whatever interest rates are doing. if the ten-year treasury is going up a lot like this year, you normally expect utility stocks to go down. that's not what's happened this year so far. hp is going to sort of go down, unfortunately, the same path as more ibm versus an apple in that regard. >> interesting how dell, which was once a peer of hp's more significantly made aggressive moves into software and storage and is configured differently today as a result. let's get caught up on how you're looking at this market, especially your don't fight the fed mantra which means something different

don't forget netflix and ibm tonight. let's get to the half. ♪ >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm melissa lee in for scott wapner your stocks setting up for a near-term rally and it's just gotten better and we'll debate all of that and much more with our investment committee, stephanie link, jason snipe, jim lebenthal and jon najarian of marketrebellion.com. the dow up 58 points the nasdaq up by almost 2% and the yields hitting fresh highs and ten-iary yield hitting its highest since december 2018. right now we are two 888s, lucky triple 888s and its highest level since april 2019 stephanie link, what just happened and why the huge reversal particularly because we're seeing not just the mega-cap tech stocks on the nasdaq and we're seeing the lower quality innovation names and ark is up 2% today >> well, i think also you have the re-open names that are doing really well after the mask mandate, and some of the airlines and the tsa were lifrtlifte and underneath it was all multifamilies and maybe the housing market is

ibm. let's create. >>> all right. welcome back let's get a check on your markets.terday's big declines for big tech, some of that selling followed through this morning. we're seeing nasdaq falling off. we gained on monday. everything looked just peachy. we lost more than that yesterday. we're down again what's changed in 24 hours not a lot. comment prices from the fed. otherwise everything else was kind of the same it was a fairly nervous market s&p laggards, you've got bristol-myers, alaska air, ingersoll-rand we're seeing pretty much any kind of group. tesla, tesla, alaska air, nothing in common nasdaq, the biggest yesterday that fell. pinduoduo's in the world, they were also some of the bigger losers yesterday bought one day, sold the next. that's wall street for you >>> all right. making headlines this morning, twitter confirming it has been testing an edit button nature on its platform, making a revelation of elon musk closed a stake in the company twitter's apparently been working onnen the feature since last year. hsbc officially diving in to the metaverse.

at a time when ibm was a rare bright spot, why are you a seller of ibm? >> they've always struggled with the dtermining when to hedge from their international operations if there's a strong there, ibm has had a hard time with their earnings i'm cautious when it comes to a strong dollar and i've seen hath many times and lived through it many times i'm a seller at ibm. i'd rather have them prove they're a strong dollar. >> david harden with sum ist global investments >>> the final piece of the crude oil plunging the city now expanding testing requirements to the entire city as it continues to keep much of shanghai under a lockdown. this would be a silver lining for are global markets if it weren't also raising fears of a global slowdown. >> i don't know about that, kelly. i'll push back a little bit and say energy was one of the only sectors working this year. it's the lone bright spot in an otherwise down market. now you have oil stocks well off their high getting hammered today. baker hughes is down from its recent high. the halliburton, bigger cap stocks

ibm.president biden physically stopped yesterday from answering a question tabi easter bunny. -- question by the easter bunny. watch that. >> afghanistan should be -- [ indiscernible ] jackie: the bunny was revealed as white house director of message planning, meghan hayes. joining us is the federalist senior editor and chief communications officer, christopher bedford. chris, your reaction to that very aggressive easter bunny. >> it was the most aggressive easter bunny i've ever seen. i've never seen one pushing around the president of the united states like that. during thing roll, it was interesting to see that the president was very rarely in control of what he was allowed to do, what he was allowed to say, and he said i'm not allowed to read and she said you can read a page. he said i'm not allowed to move. she said okay here we go, dear. the easter bunny pushed him away from reporters. this is something we've seen for a long time. i'm wondering who is actually in charge of the white

i think it's, like, there are a lot of bears on ibm who would say what is going get this thing going?tory, right cloud, red hat, the integration of that, the new ceo a lot of respect for him the stock hasn't done anything in a year. why is it going to be any different this time? >> yeah. it's all about execution, right? and we used to talk about this for intel ad nauseam what we are looking for is they are moving into it ask red hat is a very successful brand for them and if they can continue to create additional success off of that platform, that is where the catalyst is going to be for ibm. there's an execution question, but again, you're getting paid to see if they can execute on this new business model and the transition business away from the legacy business is a kit cal change that if they can do it properly will create this as a growing enterprise for the next three to five years. >> josh, do you touch this thing? >> it's dead money it's below the 50 and it's below the 200. it's in the middle of the range, basically no-man's-land. i don't think there's a ton of risk to the down

so you tap ibm to un-silo your data.nching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smarter ways of putting your data to work. ibm. let's create maria: welcome back. well, the happiest place on earth now becoming the most scrutinized on earth as disney world pushes progressive politics, ashley webster is live from disney world in orlando this morning with more. ashley, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning, maria. maybe the wokest place on earth right now. we we know the parental rights and education law in florida has created debate but all it does is ban classroom instruction in sexual orientation or gender identity for classes kindergarten through third grade. but disney is doubling down, saying that it's a law that puts certain group in the spotlight. now republican lawmakers in florida are figh

ibm. let's create. of americans who left the workforce during the pandemic expect to stay on the sidelines indefinitely. new research finds that about 3 million workforce dropouts have no interest in going back to work. work, shopping in person or dining out. john, you could write a book about this topic but what do you think about it? like what's keeping people out of the workforce other than they enjoy not working? >> well, i mean, i think there's a couple of things going on here. one is that people -- the example in the story about my colleague josh mitchell was someone who retired early, someone in his 60s who has some health issues and decided i'm just not going back to my old job. so you have early retirements. and then you also had some families where maybe you had two people working and now they're moving to one person working, maybe that one person who is not working anymore is caring for someone else in the family, maybe that person retired early. so people are just finding different arrangeme

mike >> so on ibm we saw two times the daily options. implying the stock could move 5% after they report earnings in line with the average over the last eight quarters now as you pointed out bearish bets edged out, the purchase of 300 of the october 125 putts at nearly $1,000 an outlay of $300,000 in premium. the buyer of those is betting that ibm could retest from last november >> mike, thanks for that dan, what do you make of ibm here >> sales have been declining for years and earnings have been declining and a lot of calls to break up the company, management change, reorganization last quarter they put up a quarter people liked the stock traded really well and it's come back in with the market here. relative to the broader tech space is good. is it tech is it innovation i think expectations are high here if there's any disappointment after last quarter's guide, the stock is going where those put buyers are >> be sure to tune in to the full show. we are back on friday. >>> coming up, the ev maker going downhill is a turnaround in store

ibm. let's create >>> welcome back a look at futures. a mixed picture. up and down this morning we are seeing the dow down very slightly nasdaq up slightly right now s&p basically flat investors gearing up for the cpi report expected to show the biggest spike since december of 1981 monthly jump of over 1% and year over year gain of 8.5% driven by higher food, energy and rent costs the stuff we need. ahead of the report, let's get a check of the bond. 2. 2 2.803% for the 10-year we want to get a look at the price of oil rebounding after falling to the lowest level since february on the china lockdown fears wti is under $100 a barrel. up 3%. brent crude above $100 a barrel. up 3% this morning we have to look at natural gas higher cryptocurrency bitcoin falling below 40,000 for the first time since mid march on monday. up fractionally. solana up over 1%. for more on the trading day ahead, let's bring in keith lerner at truist keith, thanks for being here >> good morning, frank great to be with you >> let's look ahead to the cpi number we showed the estimate

ibm.ate >> brennan: last week cbs news and the "washington post" revealed that internal white house records from january 6 showed a seven-hour gap in president trump's call logs during the violence at the capital that day. jamie raskin is on the house committee investigating the attack on the capitol and joins us here now. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> brennan: this seven-hour gap, you have subpoenaed the former pred's assistance, molly michael. i know you've been trying to figure out what happened. do you have any insight? >> it is a very unusual thing for us to find, that suddenly everything goes dark for a seven-hour period in terms of tracking the movements and the conversationsp the conversae president. some things we've been able to piece together from other people's interviews and depositions that we know took place during that time. we are aware of other phone calls that took place during that time that included the president. but we have no comprehensive fine grain of a

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ibm. let's create.you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. >>> let's talk tesla tesla reported new clivryes. they cut ribbons in germany and austin, texas. their biggest factory from shanghai is just restarting production, that according to reports, after a nearly three-week covid lockdown in the city there's also the little matter of elon musk's pursuit of twitter and whether he'll use some of his tesla shares to fund the deal we'll talk all of this with tim higgins with "the wall street journal" and cnbc contributor. it's great to have you back on i don't know where to start. when you write the story tonight, what are you going to be most focused on what do you think the headline at 7:00 p.m. tonight will be >> i think what the investors want to know is how will elon musk see it when he has twitter in his portfolio he has to devote his time. the rest of

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ibm doing well. home depot doing well. up goes the dow 330.report their latest financial reports after the bell and there will be a call at 5:30. the latest read on existing home sales selling at an annual rate of 5.77 million. sounds big that is the lowest reading since june of 2020. mitch rachelle, real estate guy with us, is the housing market slowing? >> it is cooling off but it was red-hot. last time we spoke, it's not unusual in a period of higher interest rates for the housing market to cool but i think it is going to power through this because the demand for homes doesn't seem to be ebbing and supply is constrained, 2 month supply of existing homes on the market. stuart: the median existing home price, record high, 375,000 and the average home price in a living housing markets exceeds $500,000. could we conclude that prices have peaked? >> i think so. on the supply and demand balance, what i am hearing from my informal survey of realtors is more and more people holding off selling their home for a variety of reasons are worried prices

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ibm.>> welcome back happy thursday welcome to earnings season it happens four times a year like the other seasons today rolls on with the reports from the big four like morgan stanley and wells fargo and goldman sachs. bank of america and ibm and united airlines and tesla and i'll not read the rest s&p earnings are expected to grow 4.5% in the first quarter you factor in the surprises like the earnings could grow 10% for the fifth straight quarter does that mean stocks will go up we have patrick palfrey with us. patrick, guidance is better. what are you and your team expecting from earnings and from the stock market >> focus this earnings season is what is going with margins you referenced that 4.5% growth. we are seeing 11% revenue growth that is tremendous that is what you are unanticipating what we see as a result is the pessimism coming through potentially concerns around margins. it is not to say they're unfounded. i think they may be overblown in particular, if you strip out financia

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ibm.r the most random but interesting thing this morning is all about twitter and elon musk. did you expect anything else it is the twitter polls about twitter. it feels meta. we want to know what you feel about the story. we he launched a twitter poll should twitter be run like a twit utility? should it be more regulated given the influence over the media? you guys are clear on this one 72% said no. it is not a public utility next up and in the same vain, we asked the fill in the blank question quote. the answer is somewhere in the middle if you had to pick one, twitter is more of a social platform or news distributor 59% said it is a news distributor. now both of those first two polls are esoteric, we know. that was the point we wanted to get in your head. we got to the heart of it with the third poll elon musk eventually takes over twitter? yes or no. a little surprisingly, 59% said no musk does not win twitter. given musk's history of success, we thought the answer nimight go in the ot

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