a roadblock for the ev industry as it faces a slowdown, jim farley on what it will take to get more americans all electric. markets have hit all-time highs in 2024 but what goes up could come right back down if the economy falters. we'll take a look at were cautious investors should put their money. we begin with the expert panel and three things investors out of think about right now. on the "barron's roundtable" al root, elizabeth o'brien and andrew bary. we had another strong jobs on friday i feel like i say that once a month for two years. investors did not know what to make of it but the market ended up higher on the week. >> we are good job number 272,000 but 90000 more than economists expected and initially it was bad news, good news was bad news markets held off but then it settled down we had the jolts number earlier in the week the job opening loss in transition survey that was a little weaker so we had one week one good and this idea that the economy is still cooling, basically the market said one strong figure we will keep buying stocks probably because of split mania and things l

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katie: that was jim farley, the ford ceo, and "wall street week" host david westin.lexing its muscles in efforts to get payments from etf firms in exchange for listing on its platforms. joining us on this etf friday is emily graffeo. give us the breakdown. >> we have been watching this since march when fidelity initially put nine etf firms on notice saying the end investor would have to pay a $100, up to a $100 surcharge, if they did not agree to a revenue sharing plan. fidelity has negotiated with those firms. but they are targeting a broader swath of etf issuers. we have learned they have told these issuers if they did not agree to a revenue sharing plan, they would bury the etf funds in the fidelity search bar. when an investor will log onto the platform, they will not be able to easily search for these funds. these are ongoing. we are wondering which other firms will be put on notice or if fidelity will be able to come to an agreement with a number of etf firms. katie: we are also wondering what schwab will do. what do indications suggest? >> that is the big ques

jim farley will be on "barron's roundtable" friday at 7:30 p.m. eastern time.nd it hard to invest in old industrial companies they don't have the excitement of the new technology. >> they very rarely do and if you look at ford trying to get ahead of it into the new space unit backfired now they're trying to figure out the hybrid model but is not working. >> tesla which is a new company, tesla's future which does ev's is on the robot taxi or so says the analyst were knocking on cars anymore were going to rent them. stuart: i just don't see it but thank you everybody, hunter biden gun trial underway even the new york times says hunter should take a plea deal how does congressman james comer see this play out. roaring katie could be facing the band from e*trade for his role in the stock mania he's accused of stock manipulation, the full story after this ♪ ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (ga

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. >> tomorrow we stay in the midwest, we will hear from jim farley at michigan central station.hear about the rise and fall and rise of the auto industry tomorrow on wall street week. >> a lot to discuss there. this is bloomberg. ♪ katie: let's look at some stocks hitting highs and lows this morning. nvidia hit a 52-week high earlier today becoming the third stock to ever reach $3 trillion in value. giving back some of those gains. it was down more earlier so clawing back here. let's talk at asml getting a boost as bank of america raises its price target on the chip equipment maker to a street high. it's good for about a 1.5% rally in the shares. five below hitting a 52-week low after the discount retailer cut sales guidance for the year. hit by an oversupply of squish mellows. a wipeout, it's even worse if you take a look also down after the social media management company cut its forecast for the year. the news prompting a number of wall street downgrades. coming up we did -- we do have bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow but that does it for bloomberg market

i think jim farley's good. i'm not going to back away. but ally's really amazingly cheap.le got out of this buy now, pay later business. it's a really dicey business. but you know, every time i have levchin on, i'm so impressed that the few -- the sheer number of losses that he has. he's just a better lender. max levchin is very good at what he does. i think the stock should be higher. i had him on when the stock was at $33. given the fact it's down 35%, but max is very good at what he does. he's not -- he doesn't suffer fools gladly. it's like, so, max, tell me, that first quarter, looks like it -- to me, it was pretty good, but i was worried about the loss. yes. >> yes. max is a serious -- >> yeah, i spoke to jensen huang, and i told a joke, and he went right over, and i said, wait a second, that was a joke. and he goes, super funny. laughing on the inside. max laughs on the inside. he sure doesn't laugh on the outside. >> that's true. jim, you mentioned ford. we're about a week out from tesla deliveries. >> oh, how many people can you lay off? >> they normally report on

ford's focus now is going to be taking the demand for hybrids, and we heard this last week from jim farleynge electric vehicles. they're not there yet, but that's one of the areas they focus on. you may be saying to yourself, well, what about the pure electric vehicles. they're only about 4% of the market. the lightning, the mustang mach-e, e-transit. they are at 4%, and that's not a huge growth area. look, they're losing over 100,000 per vehicle right now, at least they were in the first quarter, as you take a look at shares of ford, and also take a look at shares of general motors. as you mentioned, joe, that company is holding its annual meeting. i don't think we get any news here from mary barra. most of these annual meetings have been pretty straightforward in terms of here's what's going on, here's where we are. they have not been making news at these, but we'll tune in and see if mary barra has something to say a little bit later on that is noteworthy. >> you see rfk jr.'s latest idea? it's brilliant. $12/gallon gas. that way we hasten the transition to evs. or we move to california