pete najarian is here along with josh brown and jim lebenthal. game plan looks like this, raw deal, why intel paid too much for altera. >>> short squeeze, josh brown with a list of stocks that could soon pop and why those betting against them could be sorry. we begin with the markets and while stocks are lower today, a lot of focus remains on greece and the euro. auto sales coming in red hot for the month of may. now on pace for one of the best years ever. let's go to phil lebeau with the numbers and a lot of people talking about the numbers. >> they will be talking this afternoon. we're waiting for the monthly sales rate to be reported by auto data. many are saying it's going to be north of $17.5 million for a sales pace for the month. here's the reason why. look at the top four automakers in the u.s. and they all reported better-than-expected sales for the month of may. you might say what, up only 4% or 3%? big deal. the important thing to note is that all percentages are between 2% and 4% better than what the street was expecting. what happene

your traders are tim seymour, dan nathan, steve grasso and josh brown. here's what we've got on tap. opec stood strong, no cuts but that could make one country the unlikely winner. we'll tell you how you can profit now. since 2005, apple shares are rallied 12% in the three months after each worldwide developer's conference but we will tell you why this conference could be different. >>> rates hitting their highest level since october on the heels of a huge jobs number. the question is simple -- if we are heading into a period of strong growth what should you be buying and what should you be selling? tim seymour, kick it off. >> well, gold gives you a glimpse into the future. sell gold. gold was down 4% on week that was all about rates. buy germany. i would buy at hedge because i think the euro will weaken up. ewg, there's an hewg by i shares because germany has bounced that you have level multiple times. don't think rates are going to the moon. you know where i've not been thelt guy, he's been largely right but the big move up doesn't mean we're going to

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economy is laboring a bit. >> it's josh brown.ere are seven core tenants to dow theory and arguably confirmation of one index with the other with a new high or a new low might not be the most important. suffice to say for the viewers back home who aren't familiar, currently we're in a dow theory buy signal. we're not in a dow theory sell signal. even though dow transports have not been acting well if you can confirm that. >> that's correct. >> it's the kind of thing that can only be noticed way after the fact. after the industrials themselves have had a pretty big correction. so you're essentially calling it a confirmation in hindsight, anyway. so how useful is this for the everyday investor? >> well it's quite unambiguous. the dow theory is in the bullish camp. last signal remains intact until reproch otherwise. we had a bull market confirmation in late december. we've had new highs in the industrials that have not been confirmed in the transports. that's a yellow flag, not a red flag. how do you translate it into your portfolio?

josh brown getting a little bit closer. najarian is barely hanging on in the green and moments before the show he made a trade. you sold cast light. >> sold cast light. and got on the harley-davidson. the reason i got on there is stock is near it's 52-week low. but it did look like it found a bottom down there. just below 54 and has been moving to the upside. we've, i was speaking with jake novak here at cnbc. one of the stories that i'm about to tweet out by jake is that of course there's going to be a lot of focus on harley over the next several months of the campaign. because scott walker, governor of wisconsin, who is running for president, is going to be riding those harleys and i think there's going to be a lot of coverage of him riding those. free publicity. judge. >> hang on, back it up a little bit, right. you're telling me that you bought the stock because scott walk certificate going to be righting a harley on the campaign trail? >> one of the reasons. they increased their dividend, scott. the stock was near a 52

pete najarian is here along with josh brown and jim lebenthal.paid too much for altera. >>> short squeeze, josh brown with a list of stocks that could soon pop and why those betting against them could be sorry. we begin with the markets and while stocks are lower today, a lot of focus remains on greece and the euro. auto sales coming in red hot for the month of may. now on pace for one of the best years ever. let's go to phil lebeau

. >> joe terranova, pete najarian, josh brown and steve grasso. joining us from london today, is gemma godfrey with brooks mcdonald and joining us from new york is tony dwyer of kanacord securities. >>> split decision, is netflix about to make big move on its stock? julia boorstin live in l.a. with the latest as the company gets set 0 meet shareholders. >>> intel unplugged, fresh off his deal with altera, ceo brian krzanich is with us. and we begin with a battle of where to invest, stocks, bonds or here in the u.s. fears seem to be growing as a correction could be close. bond yields continue to push higher and bond markets seem poised tore a bigger pull-back. tony dwyer. i begin with you, correction coming? >> we've been, we're kind of early looking for the crash. we've been in the correction camp for the better part of the year. it's based on the expectations, on fed is going do raise rates sooner than most expect. we think a lot of sectors sensitive to that are reflecting it already. >> 23.40, is wrr you think the s&p is going to be -- 2340. you

josh brown, what do you see today? a tremendous reversal, historic in the euro, yields on the move and certainly investors from here to europe and beyond are nervous. >> i think what you probably want to do on a day like today and you should do this on an ongoing basis not just a day like today but if you haven't, here is a good thing to think about. try to get a look at how risk assets around the world are reacting to whatever went on over the weekend and may go on this week versus what ended up happening in 2010-2011. when you look at things like, for example, the spread between italian debt and german debt, you don't see any fear. when you look at the euro you don't see a ton of fear. we've come a long way in the last five years. does not mean every single possible form of contagion is completely fenced but it does mean that we're not quite in the same climate that we were. the other thing, scott, and this is key, to give yourself more context away from whatever is going on today. and so, for example, when you look

josh brown is with us along with the najarian brother, jon and pete. our game plan looks like this. fear strayed, the strategist who says $3 trillion worth of trouble is looming in one part of the market and why investors should take cover now. competitive edge, nike, adidas, under armor in a cut-throat battle for your closet. who is winning? this year's stock performance might surprise you. >>> stocks rising again today, off the highs. but there was better retail news, giving investors some confidence that the economy is turning the corner from the early-year weakness. crude and the euro in focus. falling today. maybe somewhat surprising, bond yields are falling on the better economic news what do you make of the follow through? we're off the highs, but a decent follow-through to the big gain we had yesterday. >> i continue to point to the strength in financials as being the most important thing happening on the equity side right now. you've got the s&p 500, financial sector, hitting highs it has not seen since may 2008. and you've got a lot of participation within that area. every

steven weis is with us along with josh brown and pete mcgarrin.oogle. >>> blowing away the s&p is on the show as

joe, josh brown and john and pete najerian. we will get to michelle in a moment.. falling star. one analyst says it's time to check out of macy's. we'll speak to him live in a hotly debated call of the day. take it to the house, how a former super bowl champ is scoring big in the mortgage market and you will meet the $8 billion man live. we begin with markets

steven weis is with us along with josh brown and pete mcgarrin.eware of google. >>> blowing away the s&p is on the show as well. stock, higher. it's a big day for investors. greece in the headlines, again the fed kicking off one of the most important meetings in some time. who better to kick off the program than mohammed el-erian. welcome back. >> thank you. >> let's talk greece first. do we get a deal? >> i don't think we get a deal. i think that 55% probability we do not get a deal. let me tell you, compared to my previous visits to europe, it's very clear it's not just the people are exhausted and they're exasperated with greece, there's a lot more confidence in the ability of the eurozone to limit contagion. and there's even talk over the long term, the eurozone would be better off with greece out. so there really say change in sentiment here. and that explains why the negotiators have heartened their positions. >> i've got to say, i'm surprised to hear you say that we won't get a deal. assuming you are correct, what would be the cost be both

. >> joe terranova, pete najarian, josh brown and steve grasso.y, is gemma godfrey with brooks mcdonald and joining us from new york is tony dwyer of kanacord securities. >>> split decision, is netflix

josh brown is with us along with the najarian brother, jon and pete. our game plan looks like this.who says $3 trillion worth of trouble is looming in one part of the market and why investors should take cover now. competitive edge, nike, adidas, under armor in a cut-throat battle for your closet. who is winning? this year's stock performance might surprise you. >>> stocks rising again today, off the highs. but there was better retail news, giving investors some confen

jimt lebenthal sheer along with stephanie link, josh brown, jon najarian and our guest today, tobiasdeep walia is here with more. >>> and ipo fest cal. our experts size up the stocks and debate whether you should buy

josh brown is here along with jon and pete najarian and dan greenhouse, the chief strategist with bpighis, we're calling it a comeback. because missing link, stephanie link makes her return with a new gig and a portfolio near the top of our competition. mas moment with the alibaba big week sitting down with cnbc in a couple of hours, we

jimt lebenthal sheer along with stephanie link, josh brown, jon najarian and our guest today, tobiaskovich. and investor hardeep walia is here with more. >>> and ipo fest cal. our experts size up the stocks and debate whether you should buy or beware. the maz set a new record high, quite a break-out for small caps, biotechs. we're going to go live to athens in a moment for the latest in the greek drama. a lot is moving in the markets, biotech got everybody's attention yesterday. the russell, transports getting out of krepgcorrection. what do you want to focus on? >> one of the bigger concerns you had heard from shorter-term market participants was the lack of breadth. some deterioration in the advance decline. percentage of stocks above the 200-day, et cetera, et cetera. a lot of that stuff seems to be actually turning positive. at least over the last few days today, notwithstanding. so if you're out there, huntsing for a negative divergence with your magnifying glass, i'm sure you can pick one up. russell 2000, exactly what you would want to see if you think there's another leg to t

jon and pete najarian, along with josh brown and jim lebenthal.ike this, amazon primed, we'll hear from one analyst on why he raised the company's price target. do the traders agree with that call? lutnick live, the bgc boss on the biggest story on the markets today, the spike in global yields, the fed and much more. we begin with stocks picking up steam in the past couple of ur

john najarian, with josh brown, steve weiss and rob seechen of ubs, one of barron's top advisers and liesman and up in chicago, our very own rick santelli. our game plan today looks like this -- boom, then doom. it's the note that has a lot of big money talking this morning. why stocks will continue to

. >> josh brown today tweeted a economy is being held hostage by a late credit card bill with these guys. does that make sense to you? >> i think that's a great analogy and for four days you're going to feel hostage and for four days they'll be scrambling and then we'll look and say did they allow us to buy je je? >> your hope is they take down a lot of stocks. that's the hope. josh entroun right but remember the european banks are not set up. they're not set up and until they come out and say listen we have no exposure. we're short that and that i think they take it on the chen and the euro can go down. i think the dollar still has topped but i think these are all things people worry about because there was a moment until the last few weeks that felt like the greeks would stretch out the payments. now someone seems to have said this is a win/win for greaseece. we get what we want or it's business as usual. it's not business as usual when the bankers walk away from your economy. >> we have to get tlud fed over the next couple of days. we are out with the longer term questions they need t

. >>> josh brown said it is a win-win for swift and apple. we'll dig more into the story that's can't vapting the music world. i guess you could say there's no more "bad blood." >>> home sales surging. we're starting to see a very bullish sign emerging from the american housing market. we'll explain what we mean. >>> drama unfolding in greece. a very fluid situation with the debt stricken country unveiling a new reform plan in exchange for more cash. chief international correspondent michelle caruso-cabrera is live in athens. give us the latest there, michelle. >> reporter: latest are one, we got a big protest going on behind me. these folks are pro-europe. they very much want the government to come to some kind of deal that keeps them as a member of the european union. they're fearful of being forced out of the euro. right now we know there will be discussions tonight between the leaders of the eurozone country to see whether there can be progress made. that's on top of the meeting earlier today with the finance ministers of the eurozone. no

your traders are tim seymour, dan nathan steve grasso and josh brown. here's what we've got on tap.ts but that could make one country the unlikely winner. we'll tell you how you can profit now. since 2005 apple shares are rallied 12% in the three months after each worldwide developer's conference but we will tell you why this conference could be different. >>> rates hitting their highest leve

. >> josh brown, last thought for the work. >> it is an emerging market. it is going to be wild. nobody should be shocked. >> are you watching something specific jim? >> thinking today is good for finish line for that pin action on nike. >> "power lunch" begins now. >> announcer: halftime is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day start right now. >>> hi everybody. i'm brian sullivan. both tyler and mandy are out today. >>> we have a volatility warning for you on this friday. buckle up the next three hours could be bumpy. we'll tell you why. >>> by now you know the supreme court has legalized same-sex marriage nationwide, a big win socially but a big win for business, too. >>> a time check on the apple watch. is anybody really buying it or is this big-time product in trouble? kayla tausche live at the new york stock exchange. but we'll start with buy today could end up being one of the busiest trading days of the year. volume ubl expected to surge in the final few moments of trading because the russell indexes go through their annual routine of adding and remov

. >> brown: at the white house this afternoon, spokesman josh earnest said cyber concerns relating to>> i can't speak to who may or may not be responsible for this particular incident but just as a general matter, we have raised significant concerns about the way that china and individuals acting on behalf of the state of china have acted in cyberspace. >> brown: for more, we turn to dmitri alperovitch, co-founder and chief technology officer of crowd-strike, an internet security firm. welcome back to you. >> thank you. >>.>> brown: start with the who dunn it this time. what kind of evidence would point to china and would that be government or some kind of criminal syndicate? >> in this case, the f.b.i. is the lead investigator. they have the evidence and haven't made it public so we don't know with certainty this was from china. it follows a behavior from china. we saw intrusions into major insurance companies earlier this year where they were collecting information on tens of millions of americans not just government workers. so it's a pattern that shows clearly the chinese are tryi

josh harrison. ball game, phils lose 1-0 in 11. it's their tenth straight road loss. this is tough to loss. brown not only one getting promoted phils top pitching prospect aaron knoll who is going to triple a in leevls he's moving quickly up the organization naa this season the rite righty is 7-3. 188 earned run average and he's only 21 years old. >> most people don't like being called a liar. war jurors coach steve kerr not only doesn't care but is taking pride in line. he lied about andre iing dal and plans to lie again. in oakland, golden state, chief land, knotted up two games a peace. will kerr go with iguodala after holding lebron james in check thursday. lebron and backpack don't seem worried about anything. >> i think when you get to a championship level type game with it being 2-2 i don't think anyone has the moment up. i would say them because they're coming back home after the game the other night but you know, the momentum starts once the game starts. >> and this game starts right here on 6abc at 8:00 tonight game five between cavs and war yarz and series tides at 2. >> very exciting.

[ overlapping speakers ] >> mellow is yellow but brown goes down. >> sorry. >> josh thank you.come back "squawk" gets "r" rated. the foul mouthed eded teddy bear at the box office. "squawk" returns in just a moment. thank you again for being here. >>> welcome back everybody. let's talk about some stocks to watch this morning. accenture raising its full year forecast. that stock is up by 1.15%. eli lilly upgraded. the analysts citing increased estimates for several drugs that are still in lilly's pipeline. that stock up by about 1.8%. office depot upgraded to outperform. the firm points to the idea that its proposed merger with staples will be complete late this year or early next year. and the takeout price will be 20% higher than it is right now. >>> "ted 2" the continuing story of a man and his life-long friendship with a walking, talking teddy bear opens up in theaters tomorrow. we must note that it is a universal film under the comcast umbrella our parent company. josh clash is the executive producer of both films. it's great to have you here this morning. >> thank you for

josh ernst. there you see him. our correspondents and experts are standing by. let's get the very latest. justice correspondent pamela brown was at the supreme court when today's historic ruling was announced. tell us what happened. >> wolf, crowds erupted when the ruling came. this is a huge victory for president obama who nearly saw his signature legislative ruined by four words. justice roberts saying when you look at the law as a whole, it's clear the intent was for eligible americans to receive subsidies no matter where they live, not just in the states that set up their own exchanges. this means millions of americans can keep receiving subsidies to help them pay for health insurance. the government argued early on these subsidies are crucial and without them there would be chaos. now, in a scathing dissent, justice scalia from the bench sitting right next to chief justice roberts said the six justices in this majority opinion including conservatives kennedy and roberts were essentially rewriting the law by saying tax credits are available everywhere. he even suggested we start calling this law scotus care. he said th

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