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i don't like the other ones, either. >> ibm? >> no. i ibm?> it's had a great year. >> which chart do you like the best? >> mcdonald's. ibm's steep, had a great year. and cat pillar is a very cyclical business. a lot of risk/reward. the stable one of these three clearly is mcdonald's. and it is just now, whether it's a false breakout or not, is now moving above well defined prior tops. >> caterpillar gets the cyclical china momentum. ibm and mcdonald's, think -- i mean, ibm, it's cyclical, too, in terms of enterprise spending, but it's had the a.i. tailwind and they keep saying, what you're seeing on tech spending is 2%, 3% more than gdp. >> goldman sachs just added ibm to the conviction list. $220 price target. i will say that ibm is the most compelling here. number of different reasons. valuation maybe stretched a little bit. they've integrated that red hat deal really well. >>> okay. >> when we come back, some heavy metal technicians are heading your way. tech technicals, i should say. the chart master mining in silver and gold, but which s

ibm's growth will accelerate going into next year, the current street estimates of 5% growth are too macro environment remain stable ibm could see room for upside following the acquisition of hashicorp it is trading at a new record high we've been seeing stocks outperform chips over the past three months the ibm ceo spoke to cnbc and remained pos titive with bookin up he says that remains a big priority for big blue, scott >> seema, thanks for that. that's seema mody. mike, i'll come back to you, about to get that sound effect of two minutes left to go in the trading day. a lot of pressure coming off the banks today as well. a couple moments today, by the way, nvidia right now as i look at it is up more than 8% jensen huang speaking here at communacopia, david solomon speaking here to us earlier today exclusively on "halftime" at communacopia as well, and really giving good clarity on how he sees the economy shaping up from here >> yes, and coming after two days of investors kind of getting twisted up pretty tightly around the weakening consumer story and the worsening credit story f

ibm. ibm was up earlier. now it's down barely, but it's down with the rest of the market. what do you see in a name like ibm? >> well what i see in ibm is dividends and you know, quite frankly, dividends could come back into people's favor. the s&p dividend aristocrat index only up 10% this year. the s&p 19% normally it's the other way around and we're looking for dividends that not only are solid but growing looking for the dividend aristocrats grown their dividends for 25 years in a row i'll give you chevron, i'll give you realty income, and j ms. semiconductorrers have 40 great brands in 90% of american households no matter what the manufacturing index is people go out and buy their jiffy peanut butter and hostess cupcakes. liz: on top of it all dividends galore. troy, david, wonderful to have you both. if you're bullish it's a very rough day but stay with us because we're starting to fall and hit important metrics so we'll be watching this. japan may be a very strong us allie but nipon steel's takeover of us steel is getting really political and that's got the stock mo

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the ibm and the danish refuge decals that are created in the tool called foresight, to predict how much displacement is likely to occur in the next $12.00 or 3 years. it uses, leverages open source data from credible sources. typically you in world bank and, and so on and, and take some of the, all the historical data 25 years of historical data on a more than a 140 different to indicate us. yeah, it has been trained using historical data drawing on past conflicts. now it looks at ongoing conflicts, entities, how many people might be forcibly displaced over the next one to 3 years. comparatively, the tool is tracking situations in 26 countries. what it has been scaled since it was lost in 2019. it comes with its pitfalls. 2 1 of the invitations of these tools is that the ability to predict a situation like gossip, october 7th, happening and the subsequent eh, or it is something that's very difficult. it might be bid up ill, useful to have it. now as i said, as it tends to be quite good at capturing how often these initial shots make major changes in the situation, it's typically quite g

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oracle, ibm, look at just today. >> it's interesting. sort of s skewered them about the buy backs. how much money did they waste on the buy backs? as it turns out, every purchase will be a good one with -- but i mean, time of value and money, but getting to near all-time highs, good for them. >> we asked carter braxton worth -- >> cbw. >> the chart master to give us his two cents and he think this is a bearish to bullish reversal, to buy the stock. take a look at that. you see the curve -- >> we've had one turnaround by big blue. do we think we can get another big blue to turn around? >> mel doesn't want to go down this road. >> if i had a penny for every time. >> yeah. >>> coming up, pot stocks soaring thanks to a truth social post from former president trump. the details and the action in the cannabis space next. >>> and here's a sneak peek at the cramer cam. jim is chatting with the medtronic ceo. more "fast meyinwoon" t. things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock market is now down 23%). this is happening

let's get to ibm. you used to call it big blue. you like ibm.r] >> yes, deep blue is the reason i like them now. ibm has been at the forefront of a.i., ash, since -- for decades in the top of people's mind was their watson app and their watson team. they don't do a lot of technical things now on the hardware side, but they do with the consulting services. that's why it's growing, that's why it's banging through an all-time high as we speak. ashley: all right. we'll have to leave it there. good to talk about system classic stocks. t.r. baron. -- d.r. barton, thank you very much. we appreciate that. we're getting ready to start thursday's session. futures expected to be, well, perhaps a little, slightly higher. we'll wait and see, and there we have it. we are off and running. the confetti falls, people clap, they smile, it's a good time. let's take a a look at the big board. the dow, as you can see right out of the gate, ho-mum, up 0.1%. there's the board as you can see, salesforce.com, home depot at the top, boeing and intel down at the bottom. o

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ibm. let's create.carlet: this is bloomberg markets should it is time for the stock of the hour which is apple. the company green lit a version of $.10 we chat maybe as a kurhs up for monday's part of one's event where it is unbilled details of the new iphone 16. the senior technology analyst with bloomberg intelligence joins us with more. this is the widely anticipated ai enabled iphone 16 that could launch a massive refresh cycle after three years of pretty flat sales. unit sales at least. you caution that is not going to happen right away. >> we have done some work on this thing. mark gurman has done a phenomenal job of talking about when these features are going to come out. ai features will take some time to roll out. it will take at least a year in terms of some of them will be near-term. they will be in the u.s. first. we have to figure out how it goes globally. it is not going to be things are going to be available, all the features. second, the fun factor is not going to be that different than

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ibm. let's create. katie: back to our top company story of the day.el potentially being approached with a deal. this one would be a multibillion dollar investment from apollo. let's bring in technology cohost ed ludlow. intel shares up by more than 3%, a great week yesterday, a lot of speculation yesterday about qualcomm and now apollo. what are these companies see in a potential investment in intel? ed: intel needs cash. it has a plan and that plan orients toward foundry but it is capital-intensive. they have history with apollo. qualcomm is a surprise. katie: it is interesting like you said, intel needs cash. just how badly do they need cash? if we don't see qualcomm or apollo or someone else step up, but would that potentially mean for this company -- what would that potentially mean for this company? ed: the design side of chips is 70% of their revenue. they have scaled back where the losses are but they still have to grow it, you need scale and their aim is to win third-party customers. they have to be selective and where they build new factories

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ibm. let's create.aroline: c3ai reporting subscription revenue for the third quarter seems below expectations. let's dig in. the ceo is with us. it's a painful selloff. what is it that was not enough in the numbers today? tom: it was a great quarter. year-over-year growth 21%, that makes us one of the 10 fastest-growing companies in the public software universe. pilot volume up 115%. it was a solid quarter. sometimes markets react in funny ways. nvidia growing well over 100%. what's not to like? the market reacts by taking 270 billion dollars off their stock price the next day. it will all sort itself out in the long run. ed: i'm trying to understand the business model. the subscription part and then services. what's the story behind software? tom: it's a little confusing. 70% of the service is revenue. software delivered to the customers part of our core product that they pay for over a long time. it's core product functionality. order of $10 million. due to new accounting regulations, we have to treat

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ibm. let's create. maria: welcome back. time now for the word on wall street.g me is infrastructure capital advisors ceo jay hatfield. of alslet's start with the fed, cutting rates by 50 basis points. first time we're seeing a cut in rates since 2020, they're also forecasting another half point cut before the year is out. jay powell says he doesn't see any signs of a recession risk. watch. >> the labor market is not a source of elevated inflationary pressure yours. the labor market is actually in solid condition. and our intention with our policy move today is to keep it there. you can say that about the whole economy. the u.s. economy is in good p shape. it's growing at a solid pace. inflation is coming down. maria: so what's your reaction, jay? >> well, we think that chair powell is really doing a catch-up. he absolutely should have cut rates in july and he didn't really want his legacy to be the behind the curve fed and so we think it was a catch-up, didn't really affect the future estimates of cuts and -- but it's very bullish and you're seeing that. people

ibm. let's create. maria: welcome back. good tuesday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, september 24, 7:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast. hope you're having a good tuesday morning. time tore the hot topic of the hour. we are one week away from 45,00 crock workers potentially striking. negotiations are at a stand still as half of the nation's shipping cargoes is in limbo. lydia hu is live in bayo, new jersey with details on where we stand. >> reporter: the talks heing. remained at a stand still since the union walked away back in june. yesterday, the union acknowledged in a statement that the employers reached out multiple times over the past couple of weeks, trying to reignite those negotiations. but the union says those talks will remain at an impasse as the employers' unacceptable and insulting offer for wages is made. the union's president wrote this, workers are, quote, well aware of the profits may made by the companies they work for and are more motivate to hit the streets on o

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ibm. let's create. liz: fox business alert.is "crossing tehran's red line. israel aimed missiles at tel aviv, israel and that "the situation" iran says is becoming serious. iraq even suspending all iraqi airways flights to and from beirut due to deteriorating security situation in lebanon. set your dvr for monday. we have wilbur ross, the former commerce secretary under donald trump, he's here in a wide-ranging interview asking about the economic impact of a potential port strike, the upcoming election and much more but in the meantime let's check shares of trump media stock. they are soaring at this hour, well soaring, up 5.5%. the fact they are up is really interesting, because it shows resilience even after one of djt's major shareholders, united atlantic ventures sold nearly all of its stock in the company, cashing out at well-over $100 million. investors are undeterred, undaunted. charlie? charlie: i don't know why. you know, liz, i will say this. what scares me about this stock is that it performs like a meme stock, and,

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ibm. let's create. maria: welcome back.s surprising 50 basis point cut last week, the nasdaq is up 45, s&p higher by 8 and a quarter. we may hear more about the fed's path on monetary policy as we expect a full week of fed speakers, including remarks from federal reserve chairman jay powell on thursday, so we'll be watching for any hints from these speeches this week. joining me is sapphire vice chairman, wolfgang coaster. what do you make of the fed cutting rates by 50 basis points, number one, and what do you think the path in terms of cuts looks like from here? >> yes. so when we talked about this a few weeks ago, i mentioned that i really felt strongly they should be cutting by 50 basis points. maria: you did. >> i t thought they might be to tim mid and only do 25 basis points. i think this is the direction they need to go. we're playing catchup to the europeans who have had several cuts, whether talking about the ecb or the swiss. so didn't surprise me as much as i think it did the market, hoe i think the market took i

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