. >>> tracking the trades next we have one member, kevin simpson, who has several more moves and will tell you exactly what they are to advance the future of golf, pga of america chose t-mobile for business. with a 5g powered innovation hub to analyze player performance and expand coaching tools. take your business further with america's largest 5g network. ♪ >>> welcome back kevin simpson joins us now, capital wealth planning. he's always active in the market, and you are once again that's why we love having you. you bought jpmorgan, more of it. we talked about the financials earlier a little bit tell me why. >> i thought jpmorgan's numbers were solid i know the market was expecting something else and sold off, but it gave us an opportunity to get into a stock we consider best of breed, 10% cheaper and that's also indicative of the broader market sell-off we saw last week. you talked to the team earlier about buying dips within mega tech, but there are other opportunities during earnings season to take advantage of pullbacks. jpmorgan was one of those opportunities. >> the stock has

up next, capital wealth kevin simpson. why he is selling his stock. he will tell us why he is selling and what he is buying instead. we are keeping a close eye on the market selloff. we are at session lows with less than 30 seconds to go in the session. we are coming right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> welcome back. we have a reversal on our hands and not a good one if you are bullish this market. there's the s&p down by 1%. session lows. dhows below its 50 day for the first time since november 2nd. all s&p sectors negative to start the second quarter. our next guest is still banking on the bull coast -- case and is banking on his portfolio. it's good to see you. give me a thought on this market before we go specific. >> we are seeing the selloff which is a normal course of market behavior. if you look at the first quarter and you go back to the october 27 lows, the s&p was up 30% in almost five months without any abatement and i think that is something even the uninitiated -- you don't have to be an expert in market history to know the stock market is not

kevin simpson, it's also great to see you., you want to buy stocks, commodities. >>> it looks like the dow would open 40 points higher, the s &p 500 slightly her. that's going to do it for us. "squawk box" coming up next. have a great day. >>> good morning, stock future predictions, and we're watching shares of boeing after the faa said it would investigate in whistle-blower claims. >>> and earnings alert. delta airlines set to post this hour. and we'll bring you an exclusive interview with ceo ed bastien. all of that and more. it's wednesday, april 10th, 2024, and "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. joe is out this week. we have been watchingthough. this is the big day. we've got cpi coming up. ahead of that, you're going to see the u.s. equity futures just a little bit higher this morning. dow futures are up by 7. the nasdaq is flat. marginal losses and d

that's kevin simpson joining us. you saw that intraday chart from the s&p 500 it's right there. so we've recovered a bit here and we're at the high looks about just the highs of the session, about 27.3 points or so, trying to get 5,000 back on the s&p, dow is if good for 173 as well. i want to get to one more move before we take a break because it buys into the tech story not buying dips is asml, you sold it. >> i did. i sat with the earnings and wanted to think about t i didn't want to react to it immediately on the earnings. stock came down substantially while i didn't sell at the bottom, not all that far from here candidly and the reason being is is that it's a different market. i have such tech exposure between meta and microsoft, alphabet as we talked about and also amazon, we can quibble whether it's retail, whether it's tech, i look at it as tech because aws drives it. and then i've got vertiv and taiwan semi. if i look for the one i love least, i think has the most time to recover that's asml. now it's a complete show me stock. i was right that the quarter was going to b

marcie mcgregor, roger altman and kevin simpson will be here at 3:00. "final trades" now. liz?dity is up today, i think it's up because of global currency volatility miners have not kept up. i think they can continue catching up. still 30% below their highs of 2020. >> good stuff. phil? >> i want liz's trade and mine, meta. it's freaking out as we are talking. >> it's up 4% today. nice session there. kerry? >> bookings holding. that's a growth industry. >> jb this >> give me that chart, patty. what i'm showing you here is a confirmed freakout of shares of charles schwab. i do not own this stock, i may buy it. any way, technically, i love the way this looks. >> good stuff. thanks, everybody. see you on belle. "the exchange" is now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott. welcome to "the exchange." i'm deidre bosa in for kelly evans. here is what is ahead today. stocks are higher across the board. the dow is on pace to snap a three-day losing streak of ahead of tomorrow's key labor data. what happen it is the jobs numbers misses consensus in either direction? we'll game out all the possible sc

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simpson, bbc news. the post office minister, kevin hollinrake, has been speaking to bbc breakfast — and says the inquiryre held to account. what evidence has been established and people should be prosecuted. that's my view. and i think you and other people i've spoken to, i certainly feel people within the post office and possibly further afield should go to jail. with more on this, our correspondent, garaham satchell. how does that compare to what politicians have said about this before now? he politicians have said about this before now?— politicians have said about this before now? , , ., , before now? he said this before but i think it's a — before now? he said this before but i think it's a significant _ before now? he said this before but i think it's a significant moment - i think it's a significant moment because it is unusual for any government minister to suggest that people should go to jail. that really is the job of the prosecutors and law courts but he was speaking there in a room full of sub—postmasters, the place where they first met to start their campaign and he was responding to the w

simpson, bbc news. if you are watching in the uk, we will have more on story in the next half an hour, hearing from the government post office minister keviner of the horizon. as compensation board. the head of the un's nuclear watchdog has condemned a drone attack on the russian—occupied zaporizhzhia power plant in ukraine. rafael grossi said no one could benefit from such attacks. russia's nuclear agency said three people were injured when a canteen was hit and blamed ukraine for the attack. ukraine has denied responsibility. 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford is in kyiv and told me more about the specifics of the attack. the iaea, the un's atomic energy watchdog, has been talking about a very significant threat, and a very significant attack on this nuclear power facility. rafael grossi has talked about three direct hits on facilities, he described it, calling it reckless, saying this cannot happen. he said it was a major escalation of security dangers there. we have also seen a report that refers to iaea staff on the ground at the power facility. they talk about hearing explosions during the day as well as a rifle fire. t

kevin in san antonio, texas, democrat. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. o.j. simpson and donald trump are baby boomers.son was not convicted because he did not do it by himself. donald trump does not do it by himself. everybody understands what's going on. we are talking about government and we need somebody to run this country, not a celebrity. host: wanda in california's next, good morning. caller: the first question i have for you is blackmail a crime? host: is blackmail a crime? i believe it is. caller: that's what stormy daniels did. i would also like to know is paying a blackmailer crime? host: i'm not your legal expert here. what are your thoughts on the case for? caller: i think this is all trumped up and i think stormy daniels should be on trial for blackmail. host: v this isolker in minnesota, good morning. caller: good morning. stormy daniels went through the lie detector test and me personally for making my opinion would be nice to have donald trump go through a lie detector test. that's my opinion. it's because of his reputation with the truth. it's to say the least, poor. host: do you thi

kevin hollinrake live on the sofa. a lot has been going on over the last few weeks with this story. our business correspondent emma simpsonlooking at the story so far. fenny compton. fenny? compton. just the place to start i really annoying the hell out of the post office. she chuckles. the moment in the itv drama where former subpostmaster alan bates picks the spot for the fightback. alan! jo hamilton is there to meet him. they'd no idea how many would come for the first meeting — but come, they did. hello, jo! hello! the realjo hamilton remembers it well. it galvanised me, certainly — made me so angry when we all told exactly the same stories, and you realised we'd all been shafted. in the beginning, we were just a little circle in the middle. but it ended up — the word spread, and more and more postmasters came. and, er, yeah, we... look where we are. it's been a long road, though. that first campaign meeting in fenny compton was in 2009. eight years later, alan bates took legal action against the post office, and his group eventually won. in 2021, the court of appeal quashed the convictions of 39 subpostmasters in a l