ceo of logitech excited.cary of a thought, joanna i know you love your dongle bag. how long have you had it >> i do. hoping to talk about my dongle bag. in fact, i have it. >> how long have you had it, joanna how many days or week? >> i knew i would have to show my dongle back publicly so i did just buy this, for reporting purposes. but this is going to be even more important right? you'll be dragging dongling, adapters, airpods, headphones, laptops back and forth. >> joanna, the reason i ask is because there is no way that i'm going to show my dongle bag on tv, because it is an absolute mess i mean, i've tried this a number of times, and there are just wires and stuff everywhere it's like completely useless after a few days i just wonder. do you think it's possible that companies will purchase double, stuff that you can keep at home or on the go and stuff that stays in the office? sure, may be more expensive, but you could avoid lost stuff, damaged devices. is it possible the ceo of logitech and other compan

. >>> turning to some company earnings logitech has slightly increased its outlook targeting around 63% sales growth in 2021 the swiss-american computer goods maker reports heightened demand, owing to work from home and online ledger spike during the pandemic the company has warned a slowdown of the trend in 2022, forecasting a flat growth line. >>> astrazeneca sold its 7.7% stake in moderna for $1.2 billion recorded in "the times." it came after the biontech surged due to the covid-19 vaccine. astrazeneca's jab may be sold commercially if the virus becomes a pandemic in the future. >>> danone says it will sell its steak in china's mengniu dairy company. charlotte has been following this as investors have wrapped up corporate change at danone. how do you think investors are going to react to this move? >> it will be interesting to see if this is enough to appease shareholders it's unlikely to tb the case because we know some concern there shareholders have from the overall strategy going on for the past few years at danone you have blue bell in the beginning of the year, for him to go a

they do business basically in every segment, and logitech makes all the perennials, the mics you probablys, certainly, during the lockdown. jordan, thank you very much. there is the closing bell. folks, the nasdaq getting clocked, down 3%, red on the screen. markets taking a pounding. it's time for "kudlow," and i will appear in just a few minutes. ♪ ♪ larry: hello, everyone, welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. markets traded sloppy again today. everything was down across the board. and i wonder whether all this tax hike talk is beginning to penetrate the collective psyche of the market. incidentally, you can't find a bear. but what's supposed to be happening -- i.e., stimulus is good for stocks -- doesn't seem to be happening. we'll talk about that later in the show. there's a lot of media coverage today over president biden's mistaken characterization of his personal income tax hikes. he's saying it's only 400,000 for individuals will qualify

and logitech, really good earnings and guidance, and the stock has been down since. >> there's a lote stocks already. look what happened last year particularly the companies that were really exposed to the move to stay-at-home trends it's like five years worth of growth were pulled into the ten months since covid started, so i think investors are looking for a bit more when we compare the earnings to expectations, we have to adjust what the investor expectations are, the professional investors, compared to the sales side analysts on wall street are saying obviously it's the case now that the institutional investors are putting much higher numbers on those earnings expectations than the sales side is doing, and that's actually not uncommon if you look at the data typically sales side analysts are a little bit behind earnings and they like to see them beat by the companies when they report, and so it doesn't surprise us that those so called whisper numbers of the institutional by side are running above the expectations that are printed in the figures that most cite >> let's get to your

we are watching shares of logitech under pressure on a weaker outlook for fiscal 2022 the company pegging $1.1 billion it expects in fiscal 2022 shares down 1% right now. >>> next up twillo in talks to invest $750 million in the messaging company cinaverse. it's owned by carlyle group and shares are up nearly 2%. >>> take a look at astrazeneca, selling its stake in moderna for more than $1 billion according to the london times. they say the sale occurred after moderna shares soared following approval of its covid-19 vaccine. the exact time is unclear. astrazeneca up 0.8% in premarket. >>> to the broader markets futures looking to kick off the march in green after a disappointing session for stocks last week. the dow ending on friday -- more than 400-point loss on friday. we're up more than 300 points. the nasdaq seeing its second down week in a row on the heels of rising treasury yields. the ten-year yield right now off the highs of the session just around 1.43% >>> perhaps no sector hit harder last week than growth. the kind of stocks held in rakk. some of the top holdings, tesla, square

companies like logitech are doing well in today's trading session.d the company beat when it came to earnings but it also has a strong outlook. saying the fiscal outlook is very strong. making it upgrade to a stock -- a price target. the other sector which seems to be doing well today along with homebuilders is the travel stocks. iag is one of the best performers today. even carnival. they are outperforming. perhaps what is allowing people to be more confident in these risky shares is the move in bond markets. take a look at some of the macro movers. people are dipping back into the bond market. aussie bonds seeing 10 year yields have their biggest slide. the central bank doubling down. the u.s. 10 year yield stabilizing around 1.4%. more or less flat. more stability and equity markets. people comfortable with stepping in to buy. anna: dani burger, pretty comprehensive there in terms of the movers. bond market narratives. looks a little quieter but a slight movement to the upside in the u.s. 10 year. coming up, sunshine, sand, and sangria. what are y

. >>> logitech says the profits will drop after a 2021 boom in demand for components like computer micser. dow futures indicated up by almost 300 points. s&p by almost 40 the nasdaq looks like it's up by 160 points this morning. "squawk box" will be right back. sales are down from last quarter but we are hoping things will pick up by q3. yeah...uh... doug? sorry about that. umm... what...its...um... you alright? [sigh] [ding] never settle with power e*trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 support when you need answers plus some of the lowest options and futures contract prices around. don't get mad. get e*trade and start trading today. support for the overall market one other place to watch is some of the abnormally high down moves that we've seen have come from the internet names, especially the big cap ones. the first trust dow jones is flat on the target. selling stock to sure up its balance sheet. back to you. >> unbelievable. meantime, when we come back from the other side of this, berkshire hathaway's warren buffet has bought back a record