new from at&t >>> let's head back out to las vegas with jon fortt sitting down with a special guest. rgan, that's right. i'm here with eric allison, head of uber elevate. you guys are making quite a splash here. you showed off the sa1 the world already has helicopters. why do we need this? >> we have a vision of bringing a new type of transportation into the world where we can seamlessly weave the flight of these electrical vertical takeoff and landing vehicles to connect cars to the vehicles so you can kind of get where you want to go faster than you ever could before >> are they safer? >> yes the idea is that with the new technology that's been applied to cars, that has made electric cars possible, lielectric motor, we can use multiple different rotors instead of large one that has built-in inherent redundancies that makes them safer and cheaper to operate >> and parachutes. >> you can add a parachute into a vehicle like this, just can't do that with a helicopter. >> parachutes for people or the whole vehicle? >> the whole vehicle >> makes sense when does this happen? we've heard ub

i'm jon fortt.avid faber and morgan brennan are here a lot to get to today, including winners and losers from last night's golden globes. we'll begin with today's market drop, though stocks are off the lows, actually at the highs of the session. bob pisani has what's driving today's down swing and maybe swing a little back up >> more than a little. we almost went positive a few moments ago on the s&p 500 here's the intraday. this is similar to friday. the low print but v was there at the open friday we tended to have faded into the middle of the day, looked more like that. we'll see if the same pattern happens. for the moment, we touch even going on the s&p i'll show you the sectors here cyclicals tend to be most affected energy on the upside today mostly the big integrated companies that are up, shale down, e banks down but off the lows same with transports not a good day for the transports overall retail is down, but again, off the lows that's the general pattern you see. some of the transports, j

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt live at post 9 of the new york stock exchangewe begin with text stocks this morning and the continued rally in the sector, another record close, apple, facebook, and alphabet at all-time highs jeff richards joins us now along with james lee guys, good morning >> good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having us >> so james, i'm looking at tech stocks up more than 30% in just the last three months. a short list apple, tesla, amd, snap, spotify, zillow. you like facebook and byedo in this market, but how much can you like some of these names given how quickly they have run up >> yeah. jon, that very good question we think valuation right now is still very attractive. look at facebook coming to the year, a lot of investors are very concerned about regulations. i think as we get into the year, a lot of people getting more comfortable because some of the regulatory issues or policy that happened over the last few years has had very limited impact on facebook if i look at it from a valuation perspective, in terms of ebt ebitda for fa

jon fortt, you will stick around thank you. >>> the dow erasing the gains for the month of january ishis the start of something bigger a top technician joins with us the key levels you want to watch next. >>> as we head to break, take a look at the homebuilders etf itv falling more than 2% today but still up 7% just for the month of january homebuilders are a big focus "the exchange" will be right back imagine traveling hassle-free with your golf clubs. now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call, we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. it's either the assucertification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a

♪ >>> i'm kwicarl quintanilla wit jon fortt.hares of intel trying to keep the dow in the green, stocks up more than 8% here, close to a 20-year high we'll talk to the ceo bob swan in a few moments the dow is trying to avoid its fourth day down in a row, something it has not done since august first an important update on the coronavirus with the second confirmed case here in the u.s >> within the hour we've learned another person who travelled back to huaan china was confirmed by the cdc to have the coronavirus. she's a chicago woman in her 60s who returned to the country on january 13th after leaving for huaan in late december health officials say the immediate risk to the u.s. public is low at this time but the situation continues to evolve this patient was not showing symptoms while she traveled. clinically she's doing well and is in stable condition she remains in isolation in the hospital the cdc is currently investigating 63 patients in 22 states for the virus two were confirmed it's found 11 negative tests the agency says

less than 15 minute as away jon fortt, see you soon. >>> the cme, rick santelli is there with "the santelli thanks, jon something is rich or it's cheap. sounds easy. but rich and cheap are two woords often used but difficult to quantify. first of all, whose eyes are we measuring this financial product's richness or cheapness by an example, 30-year bonds. jpmorgan is basically issuing a sell because they think that the metrics for the long bonds are just too rich. and i totally understand, and i can't say that i necessarily disagree but if you take the viewpoint of a global overseas investor who's swimming in a pond of negative and low-yielding instruments, all of a sudden, 30-year bond looks different to that investor let's go through it. a 30-year bond street that started before the fourth of july, ended today, hovering at 231 as you see right here. but here's the interesting part. you know how much technicals can give you good guidelines i always like to do high-low perpendicular midpoint, so if you do it herer,we get some nice tops. we do it here, more nice tops. look at this giant top t

our investment committee here, jim lavin all this, jon fortt. dave wise, jen, liz young is back also with us on set today is ed. let's begin with the rally stocks hitting record highs today. the dow closing above 29,000 is it time to buy or is it time to worry, liz? >> i am an incurable optimist. not really ever time to worry that much. i say this all the time. you must be present to win i always believe you should be in the market. i still think there are places you can buy stocks josh brown, big friend of the show, i think he posted on twitter yesterday the market isn't even due for anything. we shouldn't pay so much attention to the calendar or the fact that it has been a long time or things have gone on to a long time. >> you have got pay attention to valuation right? >> not as much as we used to i don't even know. with monetary policy support and the macro tail winds we have had to this point it doesn't matter as much. if we paid attention to valuation value should have outperformed growth over the last five years. >> what do you think abou

ces the ceo is going to join us in just a few minutes speaking of the consumer electronics show jon fortthe ground in las vegas all day. jon, what is coming up after the break? >> david, how about some impossible devices amazon senior vice president devices and services is going to join me here it's a really important space he covers for ces, alexa and lots of things, fire edition tv, alexa in cars. that and more coming up after the break. achelor's degree. achelor's degree. - [woman] it doesn't matter how old you are, you can do it, you can finish. - [spokesman] finish your degree at snhu.edu beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. >>> welcome back the amazon exec in charge of echo, kindle, fire, joining jon fortt at ces in vegas. jon. >>

in the east and "squawk alley" is live ♪ ♪ >>> good tuesday morning jon fortt is off today you have ak of shortened trade and tech on the floor at the close friday good morning, bob. >> good morning, carl. stocks are at new highs. and with this coronavirus you see china metals and a couple of downgrades today, keep an eye on that good signs semiconductors holding up very well and including lvmh, luxury names carrying in europe, airlines like air china, japan airlines also modest, on the weak side. we have seen u.s. airlines like delta moving to the down side. it may be haircut. stocks are really pricey now this coronavirus is an unknown unknown. who knew this was coming we couldn't model this it came out of nowhere essentially. i would be keeping an eye on downgrades prices are really pricey what does that mean? morgan stanley downgraded by citigroup. nothing wrong but just pricey. piper downgraded them last week to neutral not a lot of problems with the earnings report, really pricey bank of america got a downgrade from atlantic. you want to keep an eye on these things nothing wrong

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i am jon fortt with morgan brennan and mike santoli who is doing all the shows today.om post nine at the new york stock exchange. it is santoli friday a u.s. air strike killing an iranian military leader in baghdad causing oil prices to spike this morning stocks dropping. eamon javers has the latest on that from washington >> reporter: good morning, jon now getting red siran and aroun wormd. the supreme leaders saying harsh vengeance awaits criminals behind the killing of qassem soleimani, that was outside the baghdad airport. in france, president macron says he discussed the situation with russian president vladimir putin and state department in washington, jon, saying that secretary of state mike pompeo is speaking with a number of world leaders this morning, briefing them on the situation, including a statement suggesting he has been speaking with high ranking pakistani military officials. for his part, the president of the united states offered his explanation for justification for the attack on twitter, also kept a relatively muted presence on twitter you see his

. ♪ ♪ >>> good thursday morning, happ new year jon fortt with morgan brennan and mike santoli live at new york stock exchange. carl has the morning off it is the first trading day of the month and the year stocks are rallying to kickoff 2020 fresh record highs for all major indexes. bob pisani is with us to breakdown what could push the markets higher. >> what a different january 2nd makes. remember this time last year, a year, what a difference. january 1st, last year, look what's going on, the market was pricing in earnings recession. remember that phrase stocks were cheap. fast forward a year. the opposite is happening. the recession didn't happen, earnings recession didn't happen, the economy is strong, stocks have gotten on the expensive side so the issue is whether we can finally return to earnings growth after an essentially flat year in 2019 most strategists are expecting mid single digits earnings growth which would take pressure off the higher multiple the market has now early reports from companies reporting the end of november are mixed with big names like fedex, nike, mic

this name be sure to tune in tomorrow intel ceo bob swan will be on cnbc on "squawk alley" with jon fortt. tune in for that conference call as you indicated kicking off right now. >> we'll call it a bob swan event. thank you very much. lets trade intel pc shipments up, guy adami. data center shipments up loolkts a good quarter but the stock is already up. i wonder if people bought into it. >> a lot of the chip names have had a big move the reason to own intel i think tim talked about this, valuation. and valuation i think is as compelling as it is now in the after market as going in given the first quarter guide. the first quarter guide on eps and revenue is extraordinary but the one thing that i looked at and said wow is operating margin guide they guided for 35% operating margins which is about 15% better than the street was looking for, coming in at 30.3%. the product mix is getting better despite the fact that it's had a significant move not only in the last hour but over the last couple months, stay with the name. >> what's interesting also is when you think about the upgrade on the

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange stocksallying today with that trade deal reaching phase one in the books. banks, earnings season capped off nicely by morgan stanley dow closes above 29,000 yesterday for the first time and we see s&p 500 up over 3,000 for the first time >> guys, good morning. chris, the question i've got this morning is where do you find opportunity in a market that's been roaring like this? you look at the growth fund, also small caps -- are small caps a place where investors should be paying more attention? they arguably haven't run quite as much. >> i spent the last two days meeting with about 30 companies, small to midcap. and the excitement in the hallways at the conference were quite good the opportunities are very specific, though i think you have to look at the end markets. you know, data center recover will be better this year 5g we've talked about, infrastructure and devices but we also see software security, clearly after the iran situation, companies started to rally. that threat isn't going awa

our investment committee here today, joe tear nova, jon fortt, steve wise, anastasia amarosa at jp morgan's private bank >>> the dow is running up to a collapse it is a question we asked mark cuban when he called in on wednesday. >> as long as rates keep going down or staying low where we are and globally there is negative or next to zero rates, where else are you going to put your money? that money is going to flow into your equities, our markets i think interest rates will tell us what is going to happen next in the market. so is it frothy? you could definitely make that argument is it like 1999? no >> that was mark cuban yesterday. anastasia, i give you first crack to react to that today what tobias left vich is saying, given global qe he says distortion in yields may be sending the wrong signal for valuing stocks there is an implication, where else will you put your money stocks are cheap yields falling today. >> there is no argument there is little places to put your money elsewhere. monetary policy around the world continues to be easy we have a trade deal with china now, with mexico

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange the marketther, down 134 on pace for the biggest weekly decline in a few months we begin at a world economic forum in davos where sara eisen has a special guest. >> marc benioff is the founder of the sales force, the man of davos, i would say good to see you. >> thank you for saying that >> you made a lot of headlines when you said capitalism as we know it is dead. what do you mean >> people have been asking why am i wearing this black suit and -- >> you're in mourning? >> -- tie because i'm at a funeral for capitalism >> what do you mean by that? >> it's dead >> you have a public, right? >> you know that capitalism is dead and we are introducing a new capitalism here, a stakeholder capitalism, which is a more sustainable capitalism, a more equitable capitalism, a more fair and just capitalism. it's not like -- the old capitalism, you know, is all about milton freedman. business, business, business, money, money, money. the new capitalism is the new stakeholder capitalism, business is the greate

i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt at the new york stock exchange a bunch of highs to watch but netflixot one of them today. >> not one of them shares of that company falling quite a beat here on missed guidance the sub story in the u.s. is driving that stock, currently trading down about 2% now. stev steven cahall of wells fargo will join us to talk about the numbers. steve, i will start with you, your takeaway. >> our concern continues to be the cash profitability scaling in netflix they added a lot of subs last year there continues to be a sub growth story but we're not convinced they're doing so profitably last year they added around 50 million subs but the sub has not improved i think it will take a lot longer to come through brutal economics in streaming now. >> good morning. thank you for having me. in part, this is a bit of a battleground stock i think there were elements for both the bulls and bears the reality is looks pretty good, naturally international and they're weathering the disney plus storm relatively well i think the story for the bear camp was q1 guidance was weaker

i'm rick santelli here with jon fortt.reclaim its sessions highs, about 210 or so as we're looking for two back-to-back gains in a row. president trump expected to sign the usmca in a few moments our kayla tausche is live with the latest. >> hi, carl, we're awaiting the event to get under way it is expected to get under way at about 11:00 a.m and if we learned anything from the china event a couple weeks ago, he's prone to potentially going off-script we got a flafber of what his mindset is last night in wildwood, new jersey he said the administration is replacing the nafta nightmare and he's delivering on his promise to provide jobs to the american people and ripping up that trade deal, which he said -- reiterated last night -- is the worst in american history. at this event today we expect about 400 attendees, including the ambassadors from canada and mexico to the united states. we expect lawmakers, we expect lobbyists and we expect potentially executives from the industries that will be the most impacted by this deal.

of the stranger but we love to try them on ♪ >> good thursday morning i'm carl quintanilla with jon forttennan dow, s&p, and nasdaq at highs. we'll be watching for dow 29k here names like facebook awfully close to an all-time high, fall bet, apple, microsoft going back to their ipos. we could use yoosome insight fr you today, bob what's behind this rally why is it so powerful? is the street behind in their numbers? >> we think coming out of twooi2019 the nasdaq was up about 39%. but we were coming off an artificial dip, so maybe look from october 1th to the end of 2019, that dip is more like 15%. strong year, don't get me wrong, but not as anomalous as some would think. a go-year stack basis, how have we done, up about 30%, growth rate of about 15%. once again strong, but not anomalous. >> you mean in line with historical patterns. >> exactly right you think about the impact of the averages from apple, facebo facebook, microsoft, of that 35% growth they're about 15 points of it. pull them out, it would be a 20% growth again great, strong, but not anomalous. it reminds me of what bill mill

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan, who's back and jon fortt here at post 9 of the new york stockxchange. market sell-off once again, down 210. a lot of earnings to get to. facebook, a steep slide for the earnings on pace for the worst day since june as it goes below key moving averages. julia boorstin has what was disappointing in the quarter >> facebook retreating from the all-time high it hit yesterday the stock down about 6.5% on concerns about slowing growth particularly in the u.s. facebook's revenue, earnings, and monthly users did beat expectations, but revenue growth has slowed to facebook's slowest rate since going public. cfo david wehner warned it will continue to decelerate as privacy regulations and other limits to ad target continue to impact the company in the u.s., the region with the highest revenue per user, facebook add 1d million active users in the quarter anl list analysts have buyer over weight rating the reason despite the slowing growth is the still untapped opportunity around e-commerce and payments facebook announcing it has 8 million advertisers, a mil

on wall street, and "squawk alley" is live ♪ >>> i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt at post 9 of theew york stock exchange. interesting session. the sell-off is clearly in place. all the major averages are in the red today, on the dow, on pace for a fifth day down, s&p looking for back-to-back losses for the first time since december dow brief ofly went red for the year let's talk about what's happening at the moment, what's driving the market dynamic good to see you both kenny, thoughts right now, and how much of the experience from past episodes like stars are informing what traders are doing today? >> well, you know, you have to -- each one of these is different. what we saw in sars back in 2003 was the market that backed off about 12% over a period of time as kind of that whole virus took hold around the world. the same i suspect is what's going to happen here you can see it starting on friday you see it now continuing today. as the headlines continue to be as negative as they are, you're going to get some more angst i think this will come under control, but until it does, there

i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange hard reversal coming offhe worst day for the markets since october yesterday. got the dow up 222, some of the ecodata very strong. we'll begin with an update on the coronavirus. with us this morning on how it might impact technology is foundation capital's paul holland and cameron graycroft is here good to see you. most of the discussion continues to pivot around supply chain movement >> that's right. >> especially in china and we know who makes a lot of stuff there. what's the thinking right now? >> the large fruit company in california, apple, is the one everyone's talking about, which has an exposure not just to china but wuhan in particular where they have manufacturing in factories. if there's disruption there, you'll see effects on that company as well as many others >> beyond apple, apple's big, they've got all sort os of money to put contingencies in place if you were with your executive committee having an argument about how much to diversify supply chains to outside of china, do you win if you were

on wall street and "squawk alley" is live ♪ >>> i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon forttt post 9 first, some breaking news from american airlines, and for that we turn to leb lphil lebeau once again. >> american airlines suspending all flights between the u.s. and mainland china we now have the date when that takes av effect and it takes effect immediately, starting today. they will suspend all of their flights between these two countries, the u.s. and china. that goes all the way through february 13th. come february 13th, depending on the situation with the coronavirus, whether or not there is demand for people who want to fly to china or from china to here, they will re-evaluate their operations and whether or not they bring back some flights, all flight, or they continue to not fly at all between the two countries. again, american suspending all flights between the u.s. and china starting today and that runs for the next two weeks through february 13th. >> phil, is it still too early to know what the passenger airline data has looked like so far for january? >> too ear

they are already making >> all right, ben, thank you for joining us >>> and let's send it over to jon fortt at what is coming up on squawk alley. >> well, place your bets, the year has begun, decade has begun, what happens with tech after last year's boon we'll take a look coming up. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i appr

day with a friendly voice ♪ >> good monday morning i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortte cusp of a big weekend ahead. >> we begin with a tech stock rally, tesla, microsoft, apple, nvidia

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. ♪ >>> i'm kwicarl quintanilla wit jon fortt.in the green, stocks up more than 8% here, close to a 20-year high we'll talk to the ceo bob swan in a few moments the dow is trying to avoid its fourth day down in a row, something it has not done since august first an important update on the coronavirus with the second confirmed case here in the u.s

jon fortt has a look at what is coming up on "squawk alley." >> nasdaq and s&p both down 1.5% or moresoft, amazon, and more reporting earnings this week y tthey going to tug this one waorhe other we'll take a look coming up on "squawk alley. ♪ ♪ looking to get your business off to a fast start in the new year? it's go time! switch to comcast business and get fast internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. plus, complete reliability with 4g lte backup. and, cloud-based security to help protect the devices on your network. greenlight your business in 2020 with fast internet and voice for $64.90 per month. switch now and get a $100 prepaid card when you add comcast business securityedge. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> dow, down 549. headed back in that direction as fears of the coronavirus grip the markets. dominic chu has a look at some of the movers. >> we'll focus on the chinese consumer and bigger themes intraday action and many consumer food and beverage-related stocks in china, luckin coffee, yum china, starbucks, mcdonald's selling to consumers there. of c

i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt at post 9 of the new york stock exchange hard reversal coming offhe markets since october yesterday. got the dow up 222, some of the ecodata very strong. we'll begin with an update on the coronavirus. with us this morning on how it might impact technology is founda

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