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the stock has been on a nice move as of late and the idea that john deere is an infrastructure play andh inflation we need to think about how to hedge that, how to navigate that and commodities and energy and sometimes you'll hear financials because of rising interest rates. we look at john deere as a great way to navigate inflation while being in intrfrastructure so jim, sarat and pete still own cisco which you bought more of >> you're talking to sarat about qualcomm and the og for technology and you're looking at a 1920 p-e at 2.8% dividend. they've been increasing their dividend every year. compounding annual growth rates are on dividends and is powerful because that is a try hedge against inflation, even though th they're highfliers and it's like getting a raise at each and every year cisco, their earnings are up, their sales are up and there is a backlog for demand and it's a company that we like more on the conservative side of the tech play. >> is taking chevron from 8 force 5% simply a matter of a move in the stock that's been robust, to say the least it's 6 1%, and oil prices h

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they follow general electric, john deere, john deere halting heavy equipment shipments, amazon suspending access to prime video, and they of course are added to these companies that are punishing russia for the two week old invasion that was unprompted. it's a who's who look at how crowded this graphic has gotten. we have our graphics department running on empty because they keep having to add to this. it's a who's who of american multi-nationals walking away, apple, coke, walt disney, mcdonald's, starbucks, gm and ford among the american brands, but all these moves could put additional pressure on the global supply chain. the president meeting with ceo's moments ago who are intimately involved in that at the white house to discuss solutions. edward lawrence is live right there, with the latest on the meeting what happened? reporter: yeah, they were talking about supply chains in that meeting and some of the biggest ceo's we're talking about whirlpool, samsung, micron , were all in that meeting there and now the president we know today, the latest information about the worries is actually

to the answer afterwards of the president of the european commission or slot fund align with a john deere food, him present in the media in the news session. hell, you know, over the last couple of days, i don't know how to well come and greet everybody because i cannot say good morning . all can say good call to noon a good evening. and i can not and that's true. shut down because every day, for some people, the day is not good. for some people, the day is last one. i speak today now about my citizen series of ukraine who are just sending off by paying the ultimate price. they just sending freedom. i'm very happy. that's what i've seen here. no heard here. now i'm very glad to send this mood than that. you know, it's a unifying, was unhappy that we have you do find today all of your older countries of the european union. but i did not know, but this is, this is the price that we'll have to tragedy from a factory for every ukrainian tragedy coral. our, i mean this, this high price, very high credit phones of people who were killed to revolutions, one war 5 days, full scale invasion of the

of the president of the european commission or sla fund align with john deere with him present in the media in the, in this session hall, you know of the last couple of days. i don't know how to well come and greet everybody because i cannot say good morning. all can say good afternoon, good evening and i cannot exam and that's true because every day for some people, the day is not good for some people. the day is last one. i speak today now about my citizen series of your current who just sending bought by paying bill to my price range. they just sending freedoms. i'm very happy. that's what i've seen here. no. heard here. no, i'm very glad to, since this mood strictly than that, you know, it's a unifying, was unhappy that we have you new fine today, all of your old countries that your pin union, but i did not know, but this is, this is the price i will have to pay for tragedy from a factory for every ukrainian tragedy coral. our, i mean this, this high price, very high credit phones of people who were killed to revolutions, one war 5 days, full scale invasion of the russian federati

perhaps was as a comp lead situation, everyone from george kennan, to henry kissinger to john deere shiner said, including u.s. ambassador's, priebus ambassadors have said that what the u.s. is doing in ukraine clearly is a provocation that is going to cause this kind of reaction from russia sooner or later. and as a chinese like to say, perhaps some self reflection is in order here. mohammed: from your vantage point, what is china going to be expecting from russia? and, you know, you mentioned earlier that so far, chinese banks, financial entities, have not cut ties with russia. is there a scenario where you think that could happen at some point? teresa: that remains to be seen. how china response to the international community. china is not helping whatsoever on sanctions. we know that. so when the international community asks them to support the sanctions, i think that would be a bellwether whether they are really end international player and if they have good intentions. i think that the fact that this agreement was february 4 and the invasion took place on the 23rd speaks volumes. we

write-off under the current rules and not wearing it because of saint patrick's day but i like john deerend welcome case new holland with about 1.3 billion shares selling at $10. how much will the farmer spend and then the fertilizers and so on and to the degree to encourage the american farm ere to continue to produce, fence the fence that's important to fight inflation. this button -- >> i remember it. >> it's not for march madness. it is for two score eight years ago. 1974 win. win inflation now. that's got to be along with the other dynamics of invasion and so on. and interest rates are one of the dynamics that we look at that's the agricultural axis second system is aero space and defense. the amount of money put in the budget and have to do to anticipate what may happen in the future opposed to look through the rear-view mirror our clients own companies like aero jet, stock's around 38. they are a leader in the hyper sonic dynamics imagine a line in the 1930s. similar to our minute man missiles of today. we have to replenish that and then companies doing a good job on what they do a

well, he's going to school to become a combine mechanic john deere combine mechanic well, let me tell you he absolutely has to understand science technology and engineering and math because that's absolutely a part of it. but it's a two-year degree where he'll use his hands, but he's utilizing that for a valuable service to this country's farmers. so i'm i'm glad to see the direction we're going unfortunately. we lost our way for a period of time, but i think we're getting back and again that that started with the eisenhower's thank you. right. well, i have a funny question. he said the bus stop landing created this giant crater. yes. and now every time you see a movie about like space or something falling from space or a superhero dive, you know straight diving on the earth from space. it leaves just giant crater right? is that what inspired it or i would say for, you know, probably in in some parts. i mean, it's it's interesting to sort of follow pop culture as as it relates specifically to space and you go back to jules verne and then, you know continue along and and pop culture ha

has -- he's mechanically inclined and loves using his hands, but he's going to school to become a john deere combine mechanic. he definitely has to understand science, technology, engineering and math because that's part of it. he's utilizing that for a valuable service to this country's farmers. so i am glad to see the direction we are going. unfortunately, we lost our way for a period of time but i think we're getting back. again, that started with the eisenhower administration. >> thank you. >> well, i have a funny question. every time you see a movie about space or something falling from space or a superhero straight diving down-to-earth from space, it leaves a giant crater. is that what inspired that? >> right. i would say probably in some parts. it's interesting to sort of follow pop culture as it relates specifically to space. you go back to jewels fern and then continue along. pop culture has taken a lot of what it has done from what has happened in space and space has taken some of what it has done from pop culture, so it's kind of neat to see the tie between the two. i would say it

phillip morris, john deere, caterpillar, hiatt, mars, hyatt says they are heartbroken over the def stagsz in russia and plan to open a sixth. shipping channels in the black sea and cargo vessels are under fire along the coast of ukraine, that threatening the global supply chain. 3500 soldiers are stranded on 200 chips according to winward, they track ships. last week a missile struck a bangladesh cargo ship. the shutdown affecting grain prices and exports, in particular, with wheat up 55% since mid-february, oil roots have been disrupted around the globe, ukrainian cargo ships are stuck. russia detained two merchant ships, as well. >> todd: that box of cereal will get expensive. the oil industry is speaking out. >> cheryl: top energy officials are speaking out over president biden's lack of interest in boosting domestic oil production. >> this administration needed to do more. recognize western europe dependency on russian energy has been growing, and discouraging american production is befuddling for us. >> cheryl: in particular, pointing to amount of rigs sitting offshore in the gulf of

and flanagan shanghai is the most largest port for companies like walmart and dollar general and john deereian has 25% of exports coming out of there for us shenzhen with 50%. when you look at shanghai, they are 25%. if you look around your home right now, chances are a lot of that product, including the furniture you are sitting on, came from either those two ports. when you are looking at the prices, you know, you hit on it. congestion it is the driver here. according to freight, west coast freight is up 209% year over year it doesn't stop there. air freight just last week from shanghai to the united states was up 42% you know who will pay that you and i. >> this is not something that is necessarily going to be born by the company. hopefully it will be split, lori ann, along the supply chain. everybody takes a piece. let's talk about something else. i want to talk about dpiesel. russian oil tends to be garbage oil. it is thick. without getting into the grades, a lot of it can be used for diesel what do you hear about that and impact on shipping costs which is a massive part of the busines

i will say this, you're looking for second derivative plays look at deere and company, formerly john deerelic numbers. -- despite the move i think de could go higher. >> what about cnh new ceo. we had him on worldwide exchange couple weeks ago he sounded very bullish. anybody with a cnhi view no >> don't the lawyers know the answer to the question they ask ahead of time. >> i think so. talk about leading the witness. >> know your audience. >> i got sub-romeianed speaking of the farm life. here's a sneak peek of the cramer cam, speaking with the ceo of adami c -- and you can have cramer directly to your inbox. join the club by using the qr code on the screen coming up, cloudy options. okta into two-week low today, down 23% this month. is there any value in this identity and security company? we'll hear from the options when "fast money" returns omething di. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan f

trucks, bmps, 250 tanks, you know, there are so many videos of farmers pulling away with their john deereank or bmp or artillery device or even something bigger than that. the ukrainian state has even made a statement that they will not be charging taxes to anyone who captured artillery or tank in the ukrainian. if they sell it to whoever, they won't have to pay taxes on it. it's an incentive to go out and capture a tank, make your $150,000, sell it to whatever private collector and you don't have to pay taxes on it, and that's where we are. >> you wrote a book about your beloved odessa, and we have now heard from president zelenskyy. he believes russia is preparing to bomb the city. what are you thinking as you hear that? >> i'm thinking that i want to cry, first of all. secondly, i've been on the phone trying to figure out how to get my relatives and my friends out, anyone i know in odessa who is middle class or higher is already gone. anybody with money, anybody with connections, anybody who has worldliness to travel the world already gone. some of my relatives, my in-laws, you know, t

you would need a john deere front loader to clean up all of the rhetorical mistakes made by the former president. so don't get too excited. i feel most americans doesn't deserve being president of a great country and we will never be back on the same terms as before, once he washes his bloody hands. never back to doing business as usual with president putin. i think president biden was basically saying that. >> you make a good point. i remember covering the trump white house. trump allies would say that trump uses what they described as strategic rhetoric when he said things like fire and fury with regard to north korea and so on. there was a strategic aim to it. you know, try to keep the adversaries off guard and so on. whether or not you put stock as to whether donald trump at the time was engaging in any of that, put that to the side, but sounds as though what president biden was doing was essentially saying, how could vladimir putin stay in power? given everything he's done. secretary cone, that raises another issue, something i want to ask about. latest information coming from pre

in there you'll find fertilizer companies, tractor companies like john deere. and i think about all these countries saying, hey, i want to be energy independent, they're probably also saying i want to be food independent as well. that's a better play than energy. cheryl: interesting. we've only got about 30 seconds, real quick, people are getting out, they want to travel. >> yes, absolutely. so consider maybe under pressure from inflation and maybe cutting back on spending on goods, but they are not going to be cutting back on spending on services, travel and rose your. so i like the etf if jets. cheryl: it's the reopening trade. it is still alive and well. thanks to both of you, certainly appreciate it. i want to take a look at the markets before we seven it over to "the claman countdown." charles payne is going to be back tomorrow, we're high higher, but it's a tepid rally, as you can see. we're not getting that buildback that we thought we would get. president biden already making those comments, now we're sending it to lauren simonetti in for liz. lauren: g

understands that in term was what we're putting on the breakfast table archer daniels midland, john deere, this is the way to get that exposure and i've been talking about it over the last couple of months and i'll just continue to buy it and on your point about what's on the white board. what's on the white board is what tom lee will talk to you about this afternoon and it's all of the historical statistics that suggest that the second half of the year and the first quarter of next year line up to be strong. >> tomly will be with me in overtime and he'll be on set with me, as well at the new york stock exchange his first in-person interview, he says since 2019 and i can't wait to shake his hand and we'll talk about the markets later jon najarian, historically when we've gone down as much and we have a 50% retracement and it usually means all clear. are we in all clear? >> we could be, scott. i'm certainly not one of those who panicked on the way down and called it a bear market or whatever or is saying that we'll scream to the upside what we talked about, the three "vs," bankly volume, v

. >> reporter: last month, john deere said order books for the upcoming year are mostly full.ing wheat just weeks away, farmers in states like montana, north dakota, and minnesota are faced with a tough decision. should they plant more crop not knowing whether prices will hold up >> is it worth the risk? prices are very high now, but what if the ukraine crisis suddenly evaporates? it doesn't look like that. well, then they could be left holding the bag. >> reporter: unlike other countries like china that have been stockpiling wheat and other crops, the production of wheat in the u.s. has steadily declined in recent years, down 35% from its recent peak dwindling supply as the war continues, experts say, a crisis like this with a potential seismic level loss of wheat supplies globally will impact low-income consumers the most. >> places like the united states will draw down the reserves that people have and are owning, and we will have to run the price up high enough to reduce demand somewhat >> reporter: as of now, here in the u.s., no signs of a shortage, but americans continu

in fact, even if you need to bring the john deere or whatever into it you if it's diesel and you're out of warranty already. hey, why not vegetable oil petrol? do you a non-petroleum fuel hemp seed oil i've driven around as folks in red hemp bound now i've driven around in a hemp. limo hempowered limo, which was fun, of course except for the exhaust giving us all the munchies. i also we'll talk a little bit more about regulatory stuff. but the reason i say i don't pay for a permit for tomatoes okra and basil is because we're still in this situation now where even though cannabis the long nightmare of cannabis prohibition, i would argue america's worst policy since segregation. there's still 40,000 people nonviolent people in the us in prison just for this longest utilized plants. a great nonprofit called the last prisoner project if you want to support them and check them out right letters to prisoners. we're going to get them all out, but still for hemp in my state of new mexico and in all states and even on tribal land you have to apply for him permanent on paying nearly $700 for my s

latest companies to declare an end to russian operations, amazon, john deere, 3m, hyatt, hilton, pepsicoere are long lines at mcdonald's drive-throughs in russia. they will be pulling out of russia. after a miserable day of snow, sleet and winds disrupted the evening commute in the northeast, get ready for a winter storm forming out west, expected to move east by the weekend. forecasters predicting the latest wintery mix will bring fresh snow to the rockies, the plains, a portion of the southern part of the country. it could become a bomb cyclone, that will hit the east coast with snow, high winds, bombo genesis is the term. you can download the fox weather app or go to foxweather.com. maria. maria: thank you so much. americans are watching record high gasoline prices but president biden's energy secretary, she's got nothing to say right now. watch. >> is there any talk about bringing iran back to the table because of gas prices. >> and what's your name? >> andrew. >> murray. >> from fox news digital. [laughter] maria: no word as we watch oil prices at record highs. congresswoman and gre

you have got that big john deere tractor right there and plow, why don't you plant more wheat?ight. right. this is winter wheat and you plant it in the fall. that's why those mennonite, those german mennonites that came from ukraine and that part of the world brought their turkey red wheat here because they could plant it in the same time frame. you plant it in the fall and have investments in it all the way up until june. >> steve: vance, let me ask you real quickly last question. are people watching this going to wind up paying more for bread and things like that because ever the shortage? >> without a doubt. there is no way around it. this is going to add significantly to the inflation problems that we have got right now. there is no way around it. >> steve: all right. louise just went to get the phone because somebody just called you are on television. >> steve: vance and louise, thank you very much. for joining us from my own state of kansas. >> all right. >> go hawkeyes. >> steve: go jayhawks. >> steve: love that couple. straight ahead. pentagon press secretary john kirby

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deere. thank you so much. emily roland with john hancock investment management. >>> an auction of ten-year notes with the interest rate environment as it is right now, let's see how that went over rick santelli has the results at the cme. >> reporter: rather average. rather mediocre. i gave it a charlie minus. what we had was 34 billion ten-year notes actually 11-month is a reopening. the 1.92 yield was a smidge higher than the issue market at 1.917. higher yield, lower price. a pricing, a bit off on the grade. all the metrics were roughly average. the only one that stood out just a bit was direct bidders that's like mutual funds that could put the bids right into the auction process that at 18% was the best since june of last year. but as i said, rather mediocre a lot of reasons why we have a big jumbo at&t discovery issue that looks to be pricing sometime this afternoon. the size somewhere between 27 and 30 billion maybe the top five or six large e deals. there's competition for investor dollars and let's be honest. there's been a

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