thank you. >> jim cramer was vocal about his thoughts on tesla. should tesla after that report be booted out of the magnificent seven? >> it is really interesting. i do really agree. if you think about what it takes to be part of the magnificent seven, seven biggest companies in the world, the most important aspect is the growth and durability of the cash flow of the business i'm not sure tesla can compare to the other companies that are dominating the world indices and able to show that to the rebustness like microsoft. >> are all of these looking at economic slowdowns meta and cloud growth with the other companies. what company is not subject to economic cycles? >> that is true. i think also what is important is if you got the element of cyclicality, but tesla could argue it is one of the more expensive companies when looking at the future growth pros cyclist pects of the business and the competition the company could face they are a car manufacturing when you are looking at companies like microsoft, for example, it has a leading position in wha

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jim cramer doesn't think that is necessarily a bad thing.e out on "mad money" last night. >> no longer do i come out and talk about seven stokcks. the tech giants doesn't mean we will have a total converge eaeaconverge. i always tell people to remember that in the end we are trying to make our money work for us. you need to buy stocks that go up a great deal. the magnificent seven now feels very incremental mixed with some slides down. there are better opportunities right now out there for 2024. >> joining me now is bonawyn eison. happy new year. good morning. >> happy new year. i appreciate you having me. >> i agree with jim cramer that there are better opportunities outside of magnificent seven and that investors should look elsewhere as the market broadens. >> i think you need to take a balanced approach. i expect the same time of bgrowh might be fool hardy going into 2024. with that said, i think the best-case scenario has been priced into the market. that is the calculus behind investing in a speculative market with the regional banks.

i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow.rts now. >>> right now on last call, coming to a halt. shipping traffic coming to a halt. we will ask congressman. >>> trump 2.0. a top trategist findings signs the market may be prepping for his re-election. >>> third vision. two more names joining netflix, snubbing apple's hot new product. it is just plain confusing. the government spiked with spirit and jetblue merger and now there are worries about their long-term future so why did taxpayers ba

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. "fast." "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market march, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job not just to entertain but teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. maybe it won't be a cakewalk for the bulls after all. today we got a number that didn't fit. a consumer price index reading that was actually a little too hot. if you're a bull here you're betting on a soft landing, and that means you need two things to go right. first we can't have hotter than expected inflation numbers that make the fed more hawkish. and second, we can't have subpar corporate earnings. you've got to have good earnings. you can't have subpar earnings. today we got the former. which is why the averages

trade brilliantly. >> it is time for the lightning round with jim cramer. white us up!tning round is over. are you ready? it is time for the lightning round. let's start with joe in georgia. joe? >> thank you, cramer, for having me on your show. >> you betcha. >> i have a quick question -- >> i don't know what mortgages they have, i cannot recommend the stock and i suggest you do not own it. let's go to ray in oregon. ray? >> boo, yeah, cramer. i have been fortunate in owning seven stocks besides salesforce, amd, and microsoft, said doing fairly well. when i heard you talk about the semi conductor it a while back, it was at a high of 109. >> remember, it is really related to the auto market and the auto market has turned down because the fed rate rate is so high so you have to wait until they cut rates for you can buy one. let's go to bill in massachusetts. bill? >> boo, yeah, mr. cramer. how are you today? >> how about you, partner? what is happening? >> fantastic. you are an educator and very entertaining. i am a club member, and the most important thing you taught me

jim? >> mr. cramer, thank you for taking my call. [inaudible] golf stocks, a swing and a miss for me as of late. top golf, kelly, m o d g. the stack down 30% in the last six months, i am beginning to where this is a covid double bogey, and the new club that people bought during the pandemic are just collecting dust in the garage. what are your thoughts? >> you know, i am not a good call on this one, because i think it should be a good stop. and you can say, well, less and jim, don't make your judgment now, take a long term view. but i thought it would have moved by now. all that said, i am sticking by it. but again, there are other people who are obviously more rate than i am who wouldn't suggest that it is not a good by. how about we go to lamont in tennessee, lamont? >> jam! hey, i need you in nashville. fried chicken week, this is my second invitation to you. >> i hear you, and might weigh will probably go before i am because i am tethered to the desk. can you get rid of that -- go ahead, go ahead. >> all right, hey, i am diversif

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"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. every morning i write up a list of the stories i'm working on for "squawk on the street," the show i did at 9:00 a.m. you may get a truncated one in your e-mail box every day. it's 15 items. and the creme de la cramers, the magnificent seven, whatever you want to call them. upgrades or price target increases for tesla or meta or apple and amazon and definitely microsoft. i bridge this up after a not so hot day where the dow inched up ten points, s&p declined .34%. nasdaq shed another .56%. because since the new year began i've had this explosion of positive ideas from every nook and cra

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tweet me at jim cramer. i think we might be approaching that a very special moment that happens after a huge flood. that moment where you say, what the heck am i doing? i just made a fortune. i haven't taken anything off the table. 242 points to a new all-time high. i think we are pretty much there. and i'm glad i am talking about this on an update. because if i spattered these same lines after a big downturn you would justify me saying, thanks cramer for nothing. you never get these rare five moments. got you! it means you need to do some trimming. purely, because your privates don't count. and until you bring a register you don't take -- make any money until you take it off. right now we don't seem to notice that we are being greedy. we are just so darn slaphappy we forget misses cramer's first law. my late mom who loves the ponies, and the slots. boom! when you scored a big head you headed out of seizures or the liberty bell racetrack as fast as you could. and you went, and bought a beautiful cashmere swe

jim cramer, our own jim cramer, is doing met money tonight.e of the kansas city chiefs. he will be joining the football night in america crew pregame tomorrow. the big thing people are talking about, the chiefs dolphins game will only be available on peacock. a very bold experiment. the clock is owned by nbc universal slash comcast. >> that explains why jim is going there and not the eagles game. of course, he is one of the biggest eagles fans. courtney, great to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> we appreciate you bringing in this all broke addition our with us. >> have a great weekend. >>> welcome to closing bell. i am mike santoli infer scott walker. this make-or-break our begins with stocks -- ten when week at the last 11 as the big cap index published just below record highs. encouraging news on wholesale inflation, sparking a strong treasury rally today as the market grows more shower of fed rate cuts coming months. the two -- that's the most dramatic. it's actually below the 30 year yield for the first time in about eight mon

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it is coinciding with the jpmorgan chase healthcare conference where jim cramer is there.ne big player is obesity and weight loss. >> 4 billion people are likely to be obese by 2025. that is a massive market opportunity. most analysts peg the obesity market around $100 billion. there will be many opportunities for many players to be in the market. >> we have about a half dozen other projects, that we are generating data for. we think overnight time, there be a need of medicines to address the global obesity epidemic. >> our coverage of the jpmorgan chase covenference continues at 10:15 a.m. eastern with the ceo of eli lilly. >>> the big money movers and retailer popping ahead of the open. a bk ghafr iswereacrit teth. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frances rivera with the nbc news headlines. fire officials are looking into an explosion t

"mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>>e got pleasantly cool inflation numbers. the averages didn't do much. dallas has 60 points. that is a decline, 6.3%. will that pattern continue? i want to get to the game plan. first, minimum to corporate america. what are you doing reporting next week? so many companies tell their story next week. nobody will pay attention to you. you deserve better. a single earning comment could wreck the entire bull thesis. we have the most important piece of data. i know the ceos are not going to listen. they will soon understand that they can control this stuff. we have a different day or week. please don't take any immediate action or anything from next week. we have so many misleading signals. we are going to be dramatically reduced. with that caveat be out of the way? let's look at the calendar events, and what you need to watch for, not act on. watch for it next week. monday is steel day. these are two of my favorites. we know that this pricing would not have been crushed. we don't have many steel companies left. the ones that we d

jim cramer a lot more coverage from jim and the jpmorgan health care conference today including the ceo the next hour on "money movers." we'll take a break as stocks are under pressure, down 238 on the dow. they've kind of come back a little bit. s&p was down poik 5%. down 0.4 now. we'll be right back. >>> the sector under pressure again today and is the worst performer. pippa stevens tracking the action. let's get to her now. >> david, well oil is really struggling for direction and more or less stuck in a trading range. saudi arabia cutting its oil prices to a 27-month low spooked the market while also begging the question of whether they'll take more steps for market share and even possibly unwind some of their cuts. but the tensions in the red sea are never far from traders' minds and output from libya is also down after protesters blocked a major oil field. meantime nat gas is on the move, jumping above $3 and hitting a seven-week high as a cold blast brings cooler temperatures. not only does that boost heating demand, but it can also lead to production freeze offs. however, for th

. >>> apple on the back of the upgrade from the bank of america as jim cramer noted last night. >> inot emphasize how important this upgrade was. the analyst who authored it is a student of apple. he is the person with the most thoughtful questions on the conference call. he hasn't been crazy about the stock in a while. that's the best kind. no wonder the stock rallied and worth 3.2%. the best gain since may. >> let's bring in ben emons from newedge wealth. >> good morning, frank. >> the tech trade and a.i. trade is reignited with the apple upgrade which is unexpected. the upgrade was on the prospects for the vision pro headset which we will talk about later in the show and the a.i. what is the view of the magnificent seven and this trade? >> it continues to power in tech. frank, these companies have a great growth profile. there is nothing much to stop that. whether it is interest rates or the election, it doesn't matter. people are buying into the a.i. trades. it will continue to perform. >> you are into the a.i. trade. you are meh on the markets. the s&p price target is 5,000-ish.

. >> do you agree with jim cramer with the magnificent seven that these names reporting this week fit the category? >> i think they are impacted by consumer spending particularly with apple and amazon. they transitioned a bit, but they will be impacted by consumer spending. what they have going for them is the ability to generate significance levels of free cash flow with strong balance sheets without the need to have to layer on more debt. to a certain extent, investors love to put money back into the names with the confidence level and earnings power. >> one area you and your investment committee is talking about is china. we are looking at evergrande shares under pressure. hong kong court ordering the company to be liquidated. what is the risk to other areas of the global economy when it comes to china? >> we think the challenge is that china impacts so many other parts of the economy. where you are a multinational that is selling into china or you are a multinational using china with production and services, the reality is it is hard to get the foeel for the numbers coming out of

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i'm david faber with jim cramer. we're live at the new york stock exchange. carl has the morning off. let's look at futures as we get started with trading on the year. about a half hour from now on the new york stock exchange, you can see it right here. we're looking for a down open. let's get to some news out as well. tesla production and deliveries are out moments ago. we'll dig into those numbers. we also have roadmap for you that's going to start with what appears a bit of a slump as we kick off 2024. investors perhaps taking money off the table. you heard mike santoli reference it after the very strong year of the markets that concluded december 31st. apple shares under pressure. barclays downgrades the stock as what it sees as soft demand for the latest iphone. >>> there are fears of continued disruption in the red sea. we'll get to that as well. let's start with that new year from the markets and another year for us, my dear colleague and old, old friend. >> thank you. >> what are your thoughts? as the year ended, and we've both been away for a bit, bu

." >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer at post nine of the new york stock exchange. da david faber has the morning off. worth day for the nasdaq since october. news flow does heat up today with ism, j.o.l.t.s., and some fed minutes. our road map begins with a tough start to the year for the stocks. great expectations. barkin now says a soft landing is conceivable but adds that hikes are still on the table. >>> and disney's activist moves, sho shoring up some support in its ballot against nelson peltz. >>> let's begin with the nasdaq. worse start to the year since 2016. apple, jim, of course, was a big part of that, got placed the blame squarely on barclay's on that note. >> we got another note today from avidson just talking about lack of innovation. one of the themes that i saw right at the end of the year was if you don't have newness in tech, which is an odd term, then you don't have what people want, and the apple note today is kind of indicative of where i think people are, waiting for innovation, maybe generative a.i

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let's get out to cnbc's very own jim cramer. he's at the j.p. morgan healthcare company with medtronics ceo. jim, over to you. >> oh, thank you so much, kelly. he'll go right to the issue. there may not be nearly as much impact for diabetes and cardiovascular as people are thinking. >> right. first of all, thanks for having me, jim. it's great to be here. on the topic, first, these are important new drugs for patients and having a big impact, but when it comes to the other disease states and devices we've done epidemiology. it will not affect our growth rates and our addressable market near-term or long term. >> it is true also you talk about the gold standard for bariatric surgery for people who are obese. >> the areas that people question us about is diabetes and bariatric surgery is one of those. it's a small portion of our business, a small slowdown, but over time what we're hearing from bariatric surgeons is they're increasing the funnel as it brings very obese patients to make them less obese and safer for surgery. >> the new medtronic whic

i go to the expert jim cramer to guide me in the right direction. >> that is kind of you.emember i am a generalist, i have to cover a lot of different companies. to hear you say that makes me feel good. how can i help you connect >> the stock that we are asking about is predicting a decrease of 51% from $44 a share. the earnings around on february 8th for the fiscal quarter ending december 2023, it is highly shorted. you made me a ton of honey on this stock at one point because utopic to get in. i almost doubled my money so i need you to guide me on this now. >> i think you are fine. i think the same thing that made me like it well below is the same thing, which is integrity. i think he is terrific the short position is not as big because they covered. if it does come in little, do not be concerned. i think you will still do well in it is one of the few that i really trust because i trust them. even when you are looking at the same industry, there is multiple ways to win. america's best and capital one at different strategies. with our winners. i said at the top today coul

and crowdstrike both at record closes today, as well and crowdstrike ceo george kurtz will join jim cramer"mad money" tonight at 6:00 p.m., you knew that. that's 6:00 p.m. eastern on cnbc. let's go to bertha coombs for a news update. >>> cameroon began the world's first malaria vaccine program for children today. the central african nation hopes to vaccinate 250,000 children over the next two years with one of the two approved vaccines. while the vksaccines are only 3 effective, they will dramatically reduce severe infections and hospitalizations. thousands of faculty members throughout the california state university system walked off the job earlier today demanding higher compensation. the proposed five-day strike affects students across campuses making it the largest university strike in history. police in roseville, california, arrested a woman for allegedly stealing $2500 worth of stanley travel cups. she allegedly walked out of a store with a cart full of the quenchers and took off. cops responded -- they displayed some of them on the hood of a cruiser saying, quote, stanley quencher

our jim cramer has been out there interviewing those big ceos. names like merck and boston scientific, all up between a quarter and 1%. and all of these guys get stars, because each of these stocks hit a record high in trading today. so there's a lot of investor interest in that health care sector, and all of the m&a news emanating. back over to you. >> dom, thank you. >>> does the market's recent weakness provide an opportunity to get people invested? my next guest joins me now. so your decisions, tom, probably touch on what's going on with a lot of people's money. good to have you. welcome. >> thanks for having me, kelly. >> what was you say this boils down to, trying to cox people out of cash still? >> our community, which is one of the biggest pools of assets in the world, is overweight cash. so the rally that we saw in november and december has created a challenge for people to get reinvested. we're calling it the everything rally. after the everything rally, what do you do? in november and december, you saw stocks and bonds outperform yen g

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber has the morning off. final day of january, fed decision on deck, some wariness around mega cap tech earnings but more signs of wage inflation and does that build the case for a cut? >>> our road map begins with tech earnings, microsoft among the names dragging the s&p lower. >>> delaware judge strikes down elon musk's $56 billion tesla pay package. >>> let's begin with microsoft and alphabet, set to drag down the tech sector, despite beating estimates. light guidance with strong growth from azure while alphabet's ad revenue came in short of expectations. here's ceo ruth porat on last night's call. >> the step-up in capex in q4 reflects our outlook for the extraordinary applications of a.i. to deliver for users, advertisers, developers, cloud enterprise customers, and governments globally and the long-term growth opportunities that offers. in 2024, we expect investment in capex will be notably larger than in 2023. >> notably larger

next up on our list of bails a member of the so-calle magnificent 7 that, jim cramer said, should bep. magnificent no more! tesla missed on the top an bottom lines after the bell on wednesday had its worst tradin day in every year. on thursday, 80 billion dollar in market value wiped out. that could pay for a couple of twitters right there your take on tesla, jean >> tesla is a tough one. they have such an advantage in terms of the charging networ they built out the car that they built is beautiful but they elon musk has started to go off on these tangents the cybertruck is, in my opinion, ugly. quite frankly had actual safet issues that may prevent it fro being sold in europe that is a problem. you have elon musk himself going on these tangential idea that are taking away from hi focus on tesla this is the problem. while i think they have th charges strong-ing network they have the best car, th gross will naturally start t slow if they don't kee building on that there is a lot of reasons wh that focuses just not there. >> very tentative guidance out of tesla earlier this week final

myers ceo talked about the value of m & a at the jp morgan health care conference yesterday with jim cramering time to be taking over bristol myers squib. we're writing the next chapter of this company. we have a lot of real strength here. we have an incredible pipeline of recently launched or launching products. i don't think our pipeline has been richer than it's ever been and real financial strength that enabled us to go and bring innovation into the company from outside and that's what we've done with these most recent deals. >> all right. let's get reaction from evan seagerman, bio tech analyst at bmo. welcome, evan. we're glad to have you with us. what do you think these deals are cigsignal kaling about the g business broadly and the bio tech drug business more specifically? >> feels like a breath in san francisco. the tone is noticeably lighter. everyone seems to be happy. really helps when you start off the jp morgan healthcare conference with a few deals. also some deals announced last month and the big closing of the pfizer cgen transaction. it's really good for the sector because

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here it is still good last you can kind of in that number stop nice growth our own jim cramer says thing it after issuin week guidance. let's start with tesla they may not have the growth a hadn't unit stairs they ha this year than they did last year but they grew something like 50% last year >> you look at tesla, the stor was always, it's a tech stock. it isn't an automobile company it is being valued now as an automobile company the a.i. angles leading it luster >> great having you come back, will you >> have a great weekend. closing bell starts next >>> welcome to closing bell. i'm scott walker live here a the new york stock exchang discredit the make-or-break ou begins with a countdown to tha critical week ahead. fed, the mega caps, maybe just the fate of this rally we will ask the wharton school jeremy siegel what it is likel to happen and where your money is likely to go from here he joins us in just a moment we can't wait for that in the meantime your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation looks like that s&p is close to 4900, ye again. it is trying to close abov that le

our jim cramer says the stock is still undervalued. stocks are up almost 1%. healthcare, expanding partnerships with amgen and rekurgs pharmaceuticals as it unveils its own generative ai platform for drug discovery. becky, back to you. >> frank, thank you very much. >>> there's a new read out this morning on small business optimism. kate rogers is here with more. kate, good morning. >> becky, good morning. the national federation of independent business is out its monthly read on optimism for december, increasing slightly. that's below the group's 50-year average of 98, as it's been for about two years now. the top issues for main street this month, inflation, quality of labor, and taxes. notable here, inflation moving back into the top spot for december, ahead of labor, but those two issues remain really sticky for small business operatorses. the nfib reporting overall views on the economy are pessimistic at the moment, in contrast with the hiring numbers we saw from adp just last week. the group's chief economist bill dunk lberg writing in his commentary tha

last night on "mad money," jim cramer said tesla is out of the magnificent seven of the high flying tech stocks >> someone who is among the first to vocalize the magnificent seven, i officially knowledge there are six left >> we will talk more about the ev market with former ford ceo mark fields in the next hour that should be interesting he decided to buy all those ev from hertz >> he announced it we spoke to him about it >> they canceled rahalf of them that's the other thing i don't know where the real climates think we are going to power the grid natural gas is probably the best way to power the grid. cleanest we have to power the grid for all of this other stuff we're going to do. solar and wind are not ready they will not be ready for a while. >> it is the transmission lines to get the energy from the solar and wind from where the wind blows and sun shines >> what about where the sun doesn't shine? >> i know where that is. >>> shares of lvmh are jumping in paris higher than expected sales for 2023 and raising annual dif ded dividend the fashion sector grew 14% year over year. the pe

with the continued strength of the mag six as we call them, we're leaving tesla off of it as per jim cramer that front? can that kind of momentum continue at this point given how surprising, perhaps, it's been? >> i really think it can. i think that's got to be the story. you're already at 33% of the top ten stocks percent of the s&p 500 is higher than it was during the nifty 50, higher than during the peak of dotcom and both of those ushered in a 15-year decline in the top ten percent stocks as a percent of the s&p. the troops started to catch up with the generals, and it wasn't because the generals tanked. it's because you got this revamp in the broad market and the sign of that is in that indicator that we came up with, when those, you know, the percentage of stocks above 50-day moving average in the s&p 500 gets not just to 90%, but does it for ten days, that's a bullish indicator. all the market momentum stuff is telling you, you want to add to exposure. we want to do it when there's more clarity on the macro data. >> we're going to get a fair amount ofs that this week. maybe we'll che

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber >>> our road map begins with jamie dimon's economic warning, saying he is cautious for 2024 >>> plus, shares of boeing, they continue to drop they're down more than 20% that's just since the beginning of the year. ceo dave calhoun heads to spirit aerosystems plant today. he's going to try to address quality control issues for that company. >>> plus one name that's continuing to rally? there it is. amd. it's hittingclose to its highest level since -- highest closesince 2021. optimism related to its efforts in a.i >>> let's begin with the markets. yields have been elevated today. central bankers around the world continue to push back on market pricing, but this retail sales print control group, best in about a year >> it's funny, because we had a new york number yesterday that was too weak, and when i saw this number, i said, maybe this is what we need to appease those who think we're about to go into a recession. so, we care tremendously about whether we're going to lose the

." ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber has the morning off. futures mixed for now, but what a week we have in store between mega cap earnings, jobs number, ongoing political tensions. our road map begins with records on a roll. big tech on a rally. amazon, alphabet, microsoft, amd, all on tap this week. >>> china's real estate concern. >>> and fanduel's owner set for an nyse debut. four-time super bowl champion rob gronkowski will join us right here at post nine after what a weekend of football, jim. >> yeah, i mean, look, we're not espn, but i think that these games are like what we do. you see these teams, and they are companies, and you see the kansas city chiefs, and look, they're -- you can call them alphabet or amazon, and then you see companies that fold in the second half, and that's, you know, maybe the lions are tesla. goff -- i was waiting for something to happen, except for their forecast, which was expect the second half that's not that strong. these teams

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." ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber has the morning off. bulls looking for relief after two 1% declines to start the year on the nasdaq. job claims come in at the lowest level since mid-october. mag seven stocks in the midst of their longest decline in more than a month, apple shares tum tum tum tumbling 6%. >>> lilly taking weight loss drugs direct to consumer. >>> rivian downgraded and ford set to announce its latest sales figures. >>> let's begin, though, with stocks, trying to bounce back from another tough session. s&p riding a three-day losing streak, jim. back-to-back 1% declines on the nas, only happened a couple times. 1980 and 2005. >> we trim these stocks at the beginning of the year, and we did it because it felt like this was one of the greatest runs ever. believe it or not, even from when the fed signalled they were probably going to be done tightening, mag seven still was up. you had the s&p nonweighted, not overweighting apple, all 500 equal, that wa

." ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. dave david faber has the morning off. 216, the higher print since september. wages run a tad hot. ten-year touches 4.10% before backing off. that's where our road map b begins, the blowout jobs report. better than expected. >>> the ongoing tech turbulence, nasdaq riding its longest losing streak since october of '22. >>> and we continue to monitor developments in the red sea as shipping giant maersk diverts its vessels away from that area for the foreseeable future. >>> let's begin with the market reaction to the jobs number. revisions, household surveys getting some eyeballs. >> that's the story. the revisions offset what you're seeing. that's why the interest rates immediately jumped up and then backed off a little. i think it's interesting, government, 52,000. that was a big delta. health care has been strong, 38,000. but we have construction, you know, up a little bit, and then, leisure and hospitality, which had been red-hot post-covid i

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramernd david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange q4 gdp crushes estimates, up 3.3% street was looking for 2%. price index drops to the lowest level in almost four years tesla's tumble, though, the first of the mag seven to report, warning of "notably lower vehicle volume growth. one analyst calling it a train wreck. >>> plus the s&p 500 is heading for what would be its fifth straight record. >>> gdp surging, strong finish to 2023. we're going to discuss the outlook for rate policy. >>> we got a slew of other corporate results to get to this morning. c comcast, ibm, union pacific, humana we're going to be joined by the ceos of service now and southwest. >>> going to begin with tesla, down sharply in the premarket. the ev maker does post a quarterly miss, says it expects notably slower growth in '24, but elon musk did express some optimism tesla can become the market cap leader. >> i do see a path where tesla could one day be the most valuable company in the world. i want to em

i'm carl quintailla with jim cramer. david faber has the morning off. futures a bit soft as several industrials guide lower, including ups. market awaiting microsoft and google tonight. the fed decision tomorrow. a slew of corporate results today. gm, ups, pfizer all crossing the tape. amazon, alphabet, amd after the bell. whirlpool warns of spending softness this year. the first wave of non-curated reviews out just a couple moments ago. we will bring you the highlights. let's begin with ups announcing plans to cut some 12,000 jobs, jim, as they do guide lower for the year. >> very disappointing quarter, trying to figure out exactly what happened. profits down gigantically, 12,000 jobs is obviously necessary when you have revenue down very, very big. i think ups is in disarray. not quite sure how to fix the situation. i don't think it necessarily affects fedex, wondering on the amazon impact. it's the type of thing where i'm not saying it bodes poorly for anyone other than ups because i think ups is in a tough run here. they had union problems. obviousl