on the round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. good to see you guys., it was a pretty good week for stocks, but under the surface, interestingly, we've talked about the revival of value. we didn't see that this past week, it was all about growth. >> certainly not looking good for value. the s&p finished up 2.7%, but it really was the big tech stocks doing all the work. it was apple, microsoft, facebook, alphabet. these stocks had a fantastic week. and so if you look, value stocks did almost nothing, and this isn't really new either. it's been over the past month. the invesco s&p 500 pure value etf has gained just 3.6% -- 1.6% while the pure growth etf is up 9.2%. jack: one thing to point out, the really speculative teching stocks were not the leaders here. they were kind of the more blue chip names, right? >> that's right. a lot of the speculative tech, the teslas, things like that, they really haven't been doing much. they haven't rallied in the same way that the fang stocks have. the good news for value investors though is that value stocks are still

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on the roundtable been levinson, carleton english and jack how. week long it felt like a lousy week for stocks but we were down 0.1%. >> that is right, usually it is the unknown unknowns that get the downside reaction from the market but this week it was tested by what everybody already knew. you mentioned the rising covid cases in india, that shook things up at the beginning of the week it fought back and on thursday the s&p 5001.3% from its height with low in 55 minutes with details of the capital gains tax were leaked. the funny thing details were no different than biden have been talking about before the election even operant so by friday the market had rallied back it was down 0.1% we sell this and earnings better-than-expected earnings from intel and even from netflix subscribers which again we knew was coming, that was punished as well. jack: netflix feels to me like an analogy through the whole market, we just had a pandemic when naturally anybody who watches netflix i think would have subscribes, of course subscriber growth will grow, i w

the rise, the decline in gold may have crated opportunities, then love is, curled the louche and jack howrlton, s&p 4000, into it with a 666, that is quite a run, what keeps moving the market higher. >> right now were seen the unloved stocks from 2020 gaining share, we sell energy, financial, industrial gaining in the first quarter of the year and were getting good economic data if you looked at the manufacturing. that we got on thursday highest that we seen in 40 years if we continue to see those numbers we can see the market continue to grow. jack: firing on all cylinders you mentioned the cyclical names, those are doing well but the nasdaq's been doing very well it's not the high flying stocks. >> this is something that's been interesting, not for the rally that we sold the last few days of the quarter the nasdaq would've been flat on the quarter what were seeing is the tried-and-true like microsoft, salesforce, those of the companies that are really gaining speed and it's not the highflying names that we saw last year and were just hoping to see earnings come way down the line with th

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giant but never realized until i researched and read unapologetically black, rise and fall of jack johnson, just how far ahead of his time he was to be in the early 20th century and to transcend not only the sport of boxing but coacher and to be the worldwide first black icon to be respected around the world and to be the undisputed heavy weight champ. >> this is black history month. >> yes, sir. >> what a legend and icon as you said. my favorite sport is boxing. i know it backwards and forwards. >> i love boxing as well. those days, as you know, some of his went 32 rounds. can you imagine? these guys now only do 12 rounds. >> and don't have rematches. >> exactly right. to do what he did is incredible. he was an incredible businessman. when he won the title to win jim jefferys he earned $110,000. this was back in 1915. that's like millions now for a black man at that time in racist america to be money for it is incredible. >> i have seen where you have done august wilson plays. >> absolutely. >> fences. >> fences at california shakespeare in 2016. that was another surreal experience. i played gabrie

>> jack: my daughters, how can i make peace between my daughters? know if that's possible. >> jack: i don't know if it's possible either, es >> kayla: i saw you on the appointment schedule. i have to say, i was surprised. >> gwen: and not in a good way, judging by your expression. >> kayla: are you sick? >> gwen: just the first thing in the morning. i think i'm pregnant, and i need to be sure. >> chad: you and i need to talk. >> abigail: can't, i'm gonna be late for work. >> chad: i think work can wait. you dropped a bomb on me last night. then you just stormed out of the room. >> abigail: what, do you not like the way you found out gwen is claiming to be pregnant? because i found out when she waved a pregnancy test in my face after she threw up on me. >> chad: is she pregnant? >> abigail: with her track record, i don't know. who knows? >> chad: all right, well, i mean, there's-- you know, there's false positives, right? >> abigail: yes. yes, but there's a pregnancy test you can take. it's a blood test. it doesn't lie, and my dad just called, and he

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and jack was blithering with respect to details i learned how to fix compressors myself. probably the only thing that kept me from getting fired but what i saw in jack at that time, he knew how hard to push. he knew how to make people accountable but i remember one time i said listen. i'm going to get fired. [laughter] he said you're doing a great job. so it's holding people accountable but still motivating and then ten years later running the healthcare business probably one third of the system was run by ascension and things like that 12 and the council of all these hospitals. very powerful and then to meet jack welch. i took 12 men to the headquarters and jack and i had breakfast with them in the first part you know mr. well to have fired so many people how do you do that? and i think now i'm gonna get fired again. [laughter] but he turned on the charm and he asked them how they measured people in a not-for-profit but i saw in him to be charming. it was a great conversation. really to be a different person of what was required at any given moment but i have never seen a

jack?! >> caller: cramer, how are you, sir? >> not bad thank you for asking how about you, jack?: very good cramer, since you digested ge's earnings report, are you still bullish on the stock >> bingo, absolutely look, once people start flying again, which they're starting to do, this is going to be one -- you know i like honeywell very much i think they're both great stocks now i'm going to dan in kentucky dan? >> caller: hey, jim, it's dan. i had gotten into j-come late last year, september >> like when that short seller said all of those bad things about it one of the great buying opportunities of a lifetime? >> yeah. yeah, it's been on a decent ride since. until they announced the separation to consensus and j-2. and i was wondering what your thoughts are -- >> you own the one that vick shaw is staying with he's one of the greatest business people i have ever met. honest as the day is long and terrific that's what i want alex in ohio, please alex >> boo-yah what's up, jimmy chil? >> caller: jimmy chill is licking his wounds on his bristol myers. i know that's away from the su

rishaad: and a forceful overalls -- overhaul, how jack ma's ant group will revamp its business based on china's demand. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: jack ma's ant group will drastically revamp its business given demands from china. both ant and regulars confirming these changes, what we know thus far? >> executives from ant financial and ant group had meetings with regular to from pboc and the banking regulator and it confirms bloomberg's report. it will be put into a financial holding company, treated and regulated more like a bank. regulator said that ant group had to put in place significant changes, in terms of and including, reducing the consumer loans business and putting caps and restrictions there, also its massive money market fund as well. they have to reduce the value of the uae bound money market fund and make sure they have proper protections in place for personal data and ensure adequate liquidity, changes around corporate governance, a pretty thorough overhaul. it follows on from the record fine we saw imposed on alibaba, the other jack ma company yesterday, $2.8 bi

that's the kind of event that can move markets but not in the direction that you were talking about, jack. howrned are you about corporate tax hikes hitting earnings and flowing through the markets in way that people aren't anticipating right now? >> you're absolutely right. not everything is perfect right now. when i go back and offset that with what we are doing for fiscal policy, we are still running incredibly fiscal policy. the fed says don't look at unemployment rate, look at labor participation. they will ride monetary policy throughout this year deep into next year as well. i think that alone is going to kind of offset whatever negative drag we are going to see from uptick in corporate tax rates. jackie: i'll be watching wage growth because i think that's really important. although under president trump we have seen growth. that's what's important to people, the amendment they take home. let's get to morning mover. the stock is tesla, electric car maker charge ago head premarket after delivering a record 184800 vehicles in the first quarter and it's looking to grow that number, plannin

he used to dress up as michael jackson and dance on stage the piece, "the vanishing billionaire, how jack foul of xi jinping" is in the paper. thanks for the time, ryan. >> thank you for having me on. >> can you help us understand what ma's status is right now in china, at least culturally >> well, he's definitely fallen afoul of the upper echelons of the chinese government, and so i think it is kind of unclear what is going to happen to him long-term. at the moment we have heard from officials that he's been basically told to lie low. i guess that's a pretty common occurrence when your businesses are going through restructuring and under regulatory scrutiny. so that is the current state what will happen next is unclear, but it seems like he is going to have to lie low for at least a while longer >> ryan, jack ma has been known as sort of the people's billionaire, chinese consumers, chinese population really appreciated his origin story as an english teacher, but public opinion has been changing as well, right? how are they viewing him and did that play into, you know, the government's ab

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