by the way, leon cooperman's take on this market weakness later on he'll be on "closing bell" "overtime. after the break, dell's divorce from china the pc giant aiming to phase out its use of chips made by china by the end of next year. we're going to discuss next. you're watching "closing bell" on cnbc. if your company actually practices the values that it posts about, then, yeah... you're on team earth. just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take a class or fill out a medical form on public wifi with a screen the size of your hand. home internet shouldn't be a luxury. everyone should have it and now a lot more people can. so let's go. the digital age is waiting. >>> delta shares in the green. this comes as the company says it will be the first u.s. arlt to offer free in-flight wi-fi for passengers they'll be able to join the frequent flyer program to take advantage. joining us now, delta ceo ed bastian and, of course, our own phil lebeau. >> thank you very much ed, to start with

. >> omega family offices leon cooperman has another idea he sees recession by the end of the year he said there is only a 5% chance the s&p will top 4,400 points this year >> anybody looking for new bull market any time soon is looking the wrong way. we have had speculative financial history. spacs, crypto, weekly and daily options. crazy valuations of the would-be faangs and going into a new bull market soon makes no sense to m me. >> u.s. companies added more positions. as i mentioned, private payroll grew in december which was well ahead of the 153,000 estimate and sharply higher than november initial weekly jobless claims fell to 204,000 and continuing claims also fell >> job growth is expected to slow in december 200,000 non-farm payroll jobs were added last month. that is down from the month of november average hourly earnings growth is expected to ease on a monthly basis while unemployment is expected to remain steady at 3.7% vince chenu is joining us now. vincent, thank you for joining us now that is strong data coming from the jobs market one would look at this is all in the

leon cooperman's first interview of 2023 is on overtime today get his views on the market, where he thinksuothis year, what he's buying, if anything, what he's still holding. he'll share them with you in a few hours time let's do some final trades steve weiss, you go first. what have you got? >> impressed by rivian short this morning even though it was down. very capital intensive business. i don't care what their balance sheet is, they're going to lose money for as far as the eye can see. i think the stock breaks 10 to the downside >> it's great having you in the house, jason snipe what's your final trade? >> you got it. goldman sachs, i mentioned earlier, i like this name. they continue positive operating leverage, you know, one times book i think this is a financial worth owning >> all right that was your top pick in stock summit, of course, shaun, here in the house, as well. don't be sfrtrangers it's much better like this >> i'm tripling down on health care, abbvie, they have rinvoke and skyrizzi >> another reminder, lee cooperman joining us in overtime we'll get his view object market

tomorrow leon cooperman coming up he'll give his view on the year ahead. i'll see you then. "fast money" is now. >>> right now on "fast," the fed telling the market it sees higher rates sticking around for some time, and warned against what he calls premature loosening. taking quite a lot of steam out of the market rallying today do we need to prepare for the same kind of market in 2023? >>> plus, buggish on the banks top analyst mike mayo here to tell us why he thinks one of the financials he follows picked up more than 50% this year. his banking buy, minutes away. >>> and later, meta's winter meltup microsoft's major methoddown, and mining for gains in gold i'm sara eisen in for melissa lee. this is "fast money" from nasdaq market site we'll start with the market's post fed moments. stocks giving up much of their early gains after the central bank's latest signal that more rate hikes are coming. all three indexes briefly falling into the red mid afternoon. the markets did manage to finish with gains though well off their highs of the session the down up as much as 7200 poi

be sure to stick around for "closing bell" overtime, because leon cooperman will be weighing in on recessionng right now. that will be at 4:00 p.m. eastern time right here. >>> still ahead, if you thought tesla was the only ev stock you should know better shares of this company are also fallinging 84% it's not stopping two luxury car makers from making a big push into the market. that's next on "the exchange." into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavors, a serene river voyage on an elegant viking longship. learn more at viking.com for expedia members, travel doesn't end at booking. it's getting a discount on your trip, plus points for your future travels. so you can think about the next trip. and the next trip and the next next trip. so wherever you go, you'll know you're getting the most out of your travels and you can keep thinking, “where next?” >>> welcome back it's not just tesla posting dismal performance lately. that was the myst