capital gain, lucid down 18% you can see the stock very weak. del deliveries, production coming in well under what analysts estimated. jim cramer looking at how much cash they have left and how long it will last them. let's get over to carl and sara on the new york stock exchange floor. >> good thursday morning i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. jpmorgan's chief economist, we'll get his first take on gdp and jobless claims and the questions many investors are asking, where have all the doves gone >>> we also have china's beige book ceo, leland miller on this year's head fake for china's growth that's what he's calling it, even though alibaba shares are up on blowout results. >>> ceo mark fields, tough week for evs, lucid crumbling, tesla is lower on the week earnings reaction from nikola. >>> stock losing momentum in the last few minutes s&p flirting with the 4,000 level. we were higher earlier we lost a lot of the gains up 0.2 on the s&p. nasdaq was up on nvidia and ai enthusiasm let's bring i

the lucid air is a spectacular vehicle. there's no doubt about that. question is, how do you increase the production? how do you increase deliveries how do you make a profit on this would the saudis be willing to say, okay, we're going to lose some money for a while but this is a very fine automobile, and there's no doubt that rawlinson and his team know how to design vehicles they've got another one on the drawing board. i'm not saying that the saudis will do it, but i could understand why people would look at that and say, i can see that happening. >> it just seems like they cannot -- i mean, you mentioned how many they produce and how many they deliver. so, there's about 3,000 that are just hanging around a parking lot? >> not just hanging in a parking lot. some of them are in transit. >> to people who will hand them a check for that car >> correct >> okay, so in theory, the 3,000-plus or whatever it is -- >> some chunk of that. they were not giving us specific numbers in terms of what percentage of that have been committed and they're just waiting

>> he was pretty lucid, he was pretty lucid to me and he got republicans and democrats to stand up and that they were not going to toss social security and medicare. >> let me give the last word to steve miller. >> the moment he is talking about is upwind for republicans the white house writers i can guarantee you thought the speec was going to be him showing the country the republicans want to keep that movement showed the whole country. nobody is touching medicare and nobody is touching social security. in your honor, it joe was halfway lucid last night i'm going to pop champagne after th show. what an amazing accomplishment. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> all right, time for last call. you get to grade the show, tell us

coile that he was he was pretty lucid. >> he was pretty lucid to me.ann and he got republicans and democrats to stand ud p and say that they were not going to touch social securityer and medicare. they would saye., let me give yd the last word i got in is the moment harold was talking about was a win for about is upwind for republicans the white the white house writers. i can guarantee you that this speech was going to be him showing the country the republicans want to cut medicare and social security to a lie. that moment showed the wholecoun country there's no disagreementr on . nobody's touching medicare, nobody's touching social security. wed ial when there was joe biden in 1995, by the way, geraldo in your honor, joe was halfway lucid last night. i'm going to pop champagned goio right after the show. ow let's all celebrate his amazing . what an accomplishment. last call right now. i'll take it. they never missed a beat day sunday. in the apj is working on a weekdays, living like a freak day. work takes one day pay day. hey, it's nice to see a day like today. and it's not a friday. and d

of price pressure it seems, begun by tesla pushing prices down here >> right and the challenge for lucidy going to have another quarter where they report a loss, and what's the cash burn? they've they've got enough cash the foreseeable future they will get '23 into '24 how do you get to comprofitabil. and the saudis say, with f it's going to take that long to get profitability, we may get that out there. that will be the cash burden rate >> we turn to the skies now. united airlines are no longer going to charge families for sitting together on flights. it's difficult sometimes because of the way everyone slices and dices tickets to get those seats altogether two kids under the age of 12, they try to make it easier >> they heard the president. they know it was coming. when the president says during the state of the union, quit treating your family like a bag -- luggage i mean, it was fairly forceful language they knew it was coming. when we talked to scott kirby earlier this week, he said we've been working on this the industry knows where the fees are in the target sights for the adminis

guys, do we want to hit lucid as well >> after the break, we'll hit it they're both down pretty bad one of these production guides. we'll get to that and cramer's "mad dash" and countdown to the opening bell we were higher before, claims in at a four-week low me2,000, and gdp price index ca in hot as well. we're back in just a moment. ♪ ♪ engineered to elevate the senses - touch, sight, sound, and scent. it's the electric that recharges you. the all new, all electric eqe sedan from mercedes-benz. see your dealer for exceptional offers on mercedes-benz electric vehicles. [music - cover of blondie's “dreaming”] [music playing] ♪ imagine something of your very own. ♪ ♪ something you can have and hold. ♪ ♪ i'd build a road in gold just to have some dreaming, ♪ ♪ dreaming is free. ♪ accenture, let there be change. ♪ great estimations ♪ interesting piece. let me bring in my expert. mmm so many scratches... oh those are from my car keys. -such a rich history. -yeah. this won't do well at auction. but at at&t, it's worth a brand-new samsung galaxy s23. -wait really? -mmhmm. what about this? at

but he chose to a young life once full of hope for the parish olympics, cut short over, lucid to come to the phone was a very talented sportsman. he had the perfect character for sports, where he had everything to be successful in training and in competition higher than what the best sadness, but also anger here. and what these people see is a grave injustice. why should russians and barris eons get to compete in paris? when many ukrainians can't because of the death and destruction, ukraine says 340 sports facilities have been damaged or ruined since the war began . a boy course of the gains has been moose it unless the international olympic committee changes. course. its president thomas bock personally called out by one of ukraine's biggest sport stars. you proposed to retros russian and viola rush netlist to participate in the perez games. i tell you the russians are linked to champions in crimes against civilians. they have the gold medal and deportation children and rep of women. you cannot put your olympic emblem on describe because you will be an accomplice with his abominable

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and the electric carmaker lucid was the hottest stock this year. the worst performer this week.reports of owners, $150,000 electric cars having issues opening doors. lucid stock down 11% alphabet and intel and paypal and sirius xm are the laggards this week. >>> now back to the rbi. today's rbi is close to my head and heart and what i talk about all the time for scnbc energy the two realities of energy today that do not get a lot of attention elsewhere. number one, energy inflation is getting worse, not better, despite the small drop of gas prices number two, what you may hear from politicians about electricity and energy is, shall we say, maybe not always exactly accurate to be fair. first, let's talk about costs. focus on our favorite electricity to look at in new england. that is important, but also to credit them, a great job of breaking down the data thank you to the new england independent systems operator first up is costs. viewers and listeners in boston and new england, we know how you got shocked, sorry, by your power bills recently new england grid operator from decem

news agency, turkey 's two interior ministers, three people were killed in last night's earthquake, lucid dreams, according to the turkish interior minister , what cities were destroyed in this consecutive earthquake that struck two regions four minutes apart and with a strength of 658 mars? at least 251 people were injured. another earthquake in the cities of southern turkey , which was turned into ruins by a magnitude 7 and 8 earthquake two weeks ago, this time last night with a magnitude of 64, collapsed some damaged buildings and left the city half dark. to the absolute darkness of two midnight in the ruined city of hatay in the south of turkey the building behind me was completely sold due to the earthquake tonight, hamed, the building and part of the same building that you see collapsed tonight. although this city is no longer habitable after the earthquake two weeks ago, the city's residents are still trapped and affected by the earthquake. three people died and more than 250 people were injured. the earthquake was caused by an earthquake with a magnitude of nearly eight on the ric

lucid only been built 7000 of its air luxury evey sedans last year, citing manufacturing challenges,ok at the markets, they started up. this morning, holding onto some gains but pulling back a little bit at this hour, with the dow jones gaining just slightly just about 19 points or so the s and p 500 up about a quarter of a percent flirting with 4000. it has dropped below 4000 this morning at 39 99, the nasdaq dow is up slightly. as well. outdoor retailer ari says it wants forever chemicals removed from the products itself is also called forever chemicals because they do not break down as many others do, and the substances have been linked to a series of health problems. they have been used in making products that include nonstick pans, raincoats, tents and backpacks. it makes those products nonstick or waterproof. but ari ari, i says many of the products it sells must be free of those fas by fall of 2024. big name. athletic shoes may be losing some of their status on the collectibles market. a new analysis shows prices for some of the biggest names sneakers dropped an average of 7%

i want your input on lucid i have a lot of money invested and i'm not sure what to do right now. >> lucidth mary barra yesterday, general motors i came home and told my wife lisa, i said i got the charitable trust and we own ford i got to be diversified. can't own ford and gm but mary barra was impressive yesterday that's a cheap stock that's an inexpensive stock and that stock is going higher and i feel conviction. let's go to chris in new york, chris? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how are you? >> i am doing well how about you? >> caller: excellent excellent. i'd like your thoughts on charles river -- >> the stock is under valued it's been like step by step, inch by inch, slowly niagra falls. it's coming back i felt that way listening to thermo fisher in the same complex, drug testing. this one is left behind because people are focused on covid. we're moving on. let's go to peter in new york. peter? >> caller: jimmy chill how are you, sir >> chill man is just chilling. what's going on? >> caller: putting you on speaker. hey, thank you for the 25 years, the 24-hour day service you're doing for

we've got lordstown better by 1%, lucid up 3%. and then if you want all of the names in there, you get idrv, that's the etf that piles them all in there. perhaps all of this on tesla's tailwind, moving higher by 5.6%. news coming out of germany where the berlin plant announced it is now producing 4,000 cars per week. that that's three weeks ahead of schedule and a quadrupling of may's production numbers. very good news for tesla. as investors maneuver through day to day headlines, is it time to stop trying to call a market bottom and just start scooping up stocks? let's get right to the floor show. trader kenny polcari and david speak ca. kenny, this past friday gene goldman was on the show, and he said, you know what? if i'm pessimistic for the first half, optimistic for the second half. then why don't you just start buying stuff on the cheap now, and he said 'cuz i think things are gonna get cheaper. look, it's tempting to wait for that. should people wait for more of a bottom? >> no, listen, i'm in that camp as a long-term inve

paris is an opportunity for us to contribute to ukraine and its people because your courage and lucidity have been very impressive throughout this last year. we would like to tell you that we stand staunchly behind you. we must defend ideas that are most simple and essential. ukraine can count on france and its european partners to win this war. russia cannot and must not win this war. as long as russia will continue to attack, we will continue to adapt and modulate the necessary military support to preserve ukraine and its future. in the same way as we have acted for the past few weeks and we have delivered new military material, we will continue to follow these operationsgggggà! 02/08/23 02/08/23 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! pres. biden: instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share, some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i am not saying it is the majority. anybody who doubts it, contact my office. i will give you a copy of

old diane feinstein,s been open secret for years in wr would rather leave her there ase californians lucid present repu" real conservative journal, theyt ms. feinstein struggles to reca, frequently has little recollecte conversations and at times walke fuddlment they had to reintrodue times. this is sad and it's infe complain nonstop about george s. and of course the same hide theo biden's overall mental state go0 campaign, if you can call it a g out his hologram candidacy, theg biden win the white house. and r the energy to stand for a big s, all we hear afterward are oos a. >> the ones unruly and yelling t did not -- they allowed him an . >> president biden's super power person. but it was delivered wit of pace. >> that's where experience matte experience in the world and his. >> biden comes across as someond who has the energy to be in thie is well into his 80s. >> sharp he could be. >> president biden does seem in. >> laura: but then one day lates again undeniable. >> you know, -- guy's over here. >> laura: i don't blame the peoe people behind them. jill biden d be ashamed of themselve

. >>> lucid is one of the nasdaq 100's top performers this morning although i have it up nothing.ing up to report earnings today get ready for it. >> na gas rebounding we'll talk with aanyst n alwho believes it's near the bottom when "squawk on the street" comes back the hiring process used to be the death of me. but with upwork... with upwork the hiring process is fast and flexible. behold... all that talent! ♪ this is how we work now ♪ >>> tech stocks are under pressure, generally speaking you can see that as well, regulators apparently telling some companies not to offer chat gpt services amidst growing alarm in the chinese government over uncensored replies. ben harberg joins us now from beijing. good to have you, ben, to check in on a myriad of issues, there always are with china. i have you saying there's a lot of capital still sitting on the fence waiting for policy actions behind what has been some positive rhetoric when it comes to regulation or the tech industry but what would you be looking for in terms of actual policy actions that's going to get the capital off the fe

will in turn help sustain their only natural predator and the species and most excited to see the lucid king of. but i go near the puma, i come to meet at the pool there, a former heard there, and puma hunter to me and he and others in the area used to keep over thin puma each winter to protect their communities. or let me go more than i see the thing i eagerly from us. the kid we don't like. i always talk on one phone with any. be in the room. i mean, no, i didn't to, when i am, but my both interest in gwinnett county, my love of see, you know, works as to why like warden and the parks resting into my trucking experts. if anyone can find me a puma, it seemed like it but a threat and i went to the middle. yes, i do have you know, mean i'm not going to well, you nothing. and i'm sure you keep us on for my, i mean maybe and they said ok. and they said, well, you know what, we'll be getting. okay. if they don't get a mentor made, i mean, i mean, i need a neighborhood where yes to see that knowledge. these men huss of the land. i can see there that he can distinguish up my check anywhere he

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jeff oven at lucid capital has been there he was there earlier than value act, his old firm, and elliott that you see these kinds of names by the way, an activism overall, guys, the names that are out there, we know, but i'm hearing there's a lot of activity that has yet to come to the surface, but it does seem as though there are advisors on the defensive side that are preparing for the possibility of activists does seem as though, while m&a has been relatively quiet, activism is pretty active. >> good one. >> i didn't want to say it >> can't beat you guys when it comes to play on words >> pretty good >> let's do amc really quick, because 17% move here is going to be the first peek above the 200-day since may. revenue does come ahead, and 11.8 million streaming subs in the quarter. there's been a lot of discussion about dolan. >> yeah, that's a different amc. that's the wrong amc that's the movie theater chain we're talking about, which is up 2.3% but we're talking about amcx, of course, which has been struggling to figure out a real strategy after, of course, that string of hits for so

but he chose to a young life once full of hope for the paris olympics. cut short, lucid, the kimberly and fervor was a very talented sportsman. he had the perfect character for sports when he had everything to be successful in training and in competition sign of the law to suit this sadness, but also anger here at what these people see as a grave injustice. why should russians and barry ruffians get to compete in paris when many ukrainians can't? because of the death and destruction? ukraine says 340 sports facilities have been damaged or ruined since the war began . because of the games has been moved it unless the international olympic committee changes. course it's president thomas park, personally called out by one of ukraine's biggest sport stars. you propose to rivera's russian and build a russian atlas to participate in the parish games. i tell you the russians are olympic champions in crimes against the villas. they have the gold medal and the partition of children and rep of women. you cannot put your olympic emblem on this cross because you will be an accomplice with this ab

go figure that the most lucid remark that bitin major in his state of the union speech was when he wasn't just reading verbatim from what some establishment speech writers gave him to read. all this high about the need for green energy to save the planet from climate change. and now biden's like, well actually the future is fossil fuels for another decade and beyond. and big oil which went from being the ugly step child to being propped up on a unicorn expected to be the white knight now. isn't too happy with all the mix messaging. the present is right that americans on the world will continue to need affordable, reliable energy for decades to come. so why attack the industry or can day and night to provide it by didn't, has been using big oil as a scapegoat for bad government policy as in now don't blame biden's, anti russian sanctions, or covey restrictions and mandates that totally deregulated energy market and spiked inflation or don't blame is green agenda, the kill domestic fossil fuel.

these patients growth and development should be monitored at regular intervals in outpatient clinic lucidity. as these innocent babies fight for the lives in the i, c. u. authorities continue to search for their missing family. financial solar elders era anchor. who meanwhile, a dan in northern syria has been damaged, prompting concerns about the safety of critical facilities and both see syria and to kia and alzheimers. they down reports. one village has now learned 1st hand how concerned can quickly become catastrophe. water, the source of life is now a threat to it, and toulon, rebel held northwest and syria. monday's earthquake damaged the african dam crating a crack, but sent its waters gushing and flooding a nearby village. when you've endured war and the nurse quake, wading through flood waters is a bitter cherry when a cake soaked in misery. well, if we survive the earthquake, we are displaced, my family was living in a tent, then the flooding started and now i don't know what will happen to them. the water submerged houses, swamp streets, and engulfed fields. the false tranquillity

quote his only learned and lucid book aims to rediscover the history and philosophy of conservatism, as well as the practice of conservatism or the moral necessity of being a conservative person and leading a conservative life. and the washington post's book world section took a look at malcolm harris's palo alto, a history of california capitalism and the world. the book takes a critical look at the history of the region and that region boasts stanford university apple headquarters. hewlett packard and facebook. according to the review, quote, harris reconsiders 200 years of history that many in the town would rather forget. palo alto is a skeptic's record, a vital, critical demonstration of northern california as two centuries of mixing technology and cruelty for money. and finally, the new york times took a look at a book from their reporters, james stewart and rachel abrams. the duo penned unscripted, the epic battle for a media empire, and the redstone family legacy. it's a study of media magnate sumner redstone corporate practices, his media holdings, includingbs. the authors w

he seemed lo lo lucid when talking to cops. >> impaired thinking, no logic, driven by emotions and remeetingnse, nonlinear, impaired thinking all of the way. >> nancy, i have to interrupt. i don't know that this is impaired thinking. i'm not an expert on chronic addiction, however, alex is preparing his alibi from the minute that police arrive on the scene. that does not seem to be impaired. ing to me. agoing to me, he is -- thinking to me, he is making his answers appear to fit the evidence. that is not impaired thinking to, in my mind. your m? at new chapter its innovation organic ingredients and fermentation. fermentation? yes, formulated to help your body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness well done buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. nancy: we're here outside of the courthouse, in a new hours testimony will resume, we believe in will be two more defense experts calle

quote his only learned and lucid book aims to rediscover the history and philosophy of conservatism, as well as the practice of conservatism or the moral necessity of being a conservative person and leading a conservative life. and the washington post's book world section took a look at malcolm harris's palo alto, a history of california capitalism and the world. the book takes a critical look at the history of the region and that region boasts stanford university apple headquarters. hewlett packard and facebook. according to the review, quote, harris ronsiders 200 years of history that many in the town would rather forget. palo alto is a skeptic's record, a vital, critical demonstration of northern california as two centuries of mixing technology and cruelty for money. and finally, the new york times took a look at a book from their reporters, james stewart and rachel abrams. the duo penned unscripted, the epic battle for a media empire, and the redstone family legacy. it's a study of media magnate sumner redstone corporate practices, his media holdings, including cbs. the authors w

i'm sure you all familiar with this speech, but it's striking and lucid enough to bear some repeating. addressing his savannah audience on march 21st, 1861, about two weeks after lincoln's first inaugural. stephens began by the failings of republic's founding generation, those 18th century statesmen whose foolish infatuation with natural rights and human equality they had introduced such errors into the declaration of independence, the constitution, the founders of 1861, had put aside childish ways. they had now, stephens said, discarded the pestilent heresy of fancy that all men of all races were equal. and we have made african inequality and subordination and the equality of white men. the chief cornerstone of the southern republic. he continued, the prevailing ideas entertained by thomas jefferson and most of the leading at the time of the formation of the old constitution, were that the enslavement of the african was in violation of the laws of nature, that it was wrong in principle both socially, morally and poetically. these ideas, however, were fundamental wrong. they rested on

looking for production of 10,000 to 14,000, slightly better than last year but elon musk will tell lucid making electric cars is a tough business. only two car companies ever survived bankruptcy over the last century and 1/2, ford and tesla. stuart: nice factoid. susan: i wasn't around a hundred years ago. stuart: neither was i. dollar general. susan: kelly what you think of this report card in light of the walmart result? dollar general, a 2023 profit forecast that is disappointing and they blame the store, their last quarter sales, discounting, hold on to higher inventory levels but do you think this combination of walmart or home depot, and dollar general, discounters a lot of them signifies there might be some weakness with higher rates in a slowing economy? stuart: it would seem like that. susan: that's positive for the market because it shows rate hikes are doing well. stuart: now this. msnbc, is that right? susan: that is correct. stuart: msnbc hosts andrea mitchell, sort of apologizes for how she framed governor rhonda santos's education reforms in florida. >> it was imprecise in

i will dare anyone to be as lucid and articulate as you are at 11:14 p.m. local time for you.ypto never sleeps. come back soon we hope. ed: terrific interview. coming up, it's the first vehicle designed without human controls and it carried passengers on a road. more on that next. i want to look at palantir, really interesting, shares surging after hours, the company recording its first ever quarterly profit in the final three months of 2022. one cent per share on a gap basis. it is saying 2023 will be the first profitable year. the market likes it, up 16% after hours. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; a

rivian and lucid leading the pack after a deal with tesla allowing widespread access to tesla's charging stations. time to share. on the new york stock exchange, video roblox soaring above almost 25% after revealing a 14 purse percent increase in paying users during q4. sure a lot of parents are small children get that, and call it risk on or short covering. beaten down names getting love today. lending platform, upstart, buy now pay later lender firm and car vendor online used car dealer beat up over the last weeks up 11% kelly? >> wow continuing the theme kristina, thanks very much. >>> turn to the big story driving market aection. retail sales jumping 3% in february food services leading the way. 11% gain home furnishing, electronics good as well president of sw retail advisers. it this a rebound from weakness end of the year or real strength >> so there's no doubt there's real strength here, kelly. we don't want to get too much ahead of ourselves, because, january, right, a really small month. but a couple things going on obviously everybody's out eating, drinking, but furniture numb

also we're getting chipmaker nvidia and ev macher lucid.rgy name our "countdown closer" has his eye on. joining me state street global advisors chief investment strategist. he is responsible for 3.5 trillion in assets. can i get your thoughts on the selloff today, what you feel was the heart of it? >> liz, i think there was a pivot in the market. unfortunately not a pivot investors were hoping for in january. jobs are poor. hotter than expected inflation numbers, poor earnings, geopolitical flare-up resulted in a market selloff. there is real pivot and shift what happened in january. this come together to increase volatility and put the markets in a very precarious position. liz: you're going back to energy. we had the of i-shares of blackrock, here at the top of the show, she does like energy even in this rising rate environment. your energy name, pioneer natural resources. why? >> because the margins are around 29%. here is the thing that we learned this quarter in earnings. companies reached a limit in terms of how high they can raise pr

echt ev makers, risk on mentality rivian up 9% lucid, 6% tesla over 7%, best month in two years. lastly, chip results not as bad add feared. pushing smh, etf up, what is it? fifth week in a row of straight gains? pointed outside, too, qualcomm out at 4:00 p.m. those earnings after the bell. >> thank you very much. >>> where we start tech titans in focus meta kicking off a year of efficiency, it calls it, and hopefully not spoiling it for them amazon, alphabet and apple about to report. tech titans of our own breaking this down. deirdre bosa, julia boorstin and live from cupertino, for apple julia, start with you. again, this maybe meta up pront everywhere stocks green high expectations now. >> yeah. really interesting if you look at what meta's performance has done to some of these other social stocks. snack, its stock way down and rebounded today. up 11% last time i checked and same reason is -- same fact the reason by pinterest is up over 8% now. an idea maybe the ad market stabilized and more upside potential. because meta laid out a vision for how they're going to make more m

lucid group in particular down 14.6%. they managed to work out an easy tax credit at this point.rs don't care. maybe there is something else going on i am not aware of. alphabet is down nearly 10% on the issue with their ai chat box. false responses. investors don't like that and they are going up against microsoft and other ai competitors. jd.com down 8.7 percent. probably weakness for jd.com having to do with chinese tech weakness in general, a massive rally out of the october loads up about 17%. this week is giving them of that back. guy: a fascinating week. cpi next week is front and center. what will be be watching? fed governor chris mahler -- chris wallace speaking on digital currencies later today. later as well the president will welcome the brazilian president lula da silva at the white house considering where his opposite number is now, or his predecessor. alix: next week you will miss u.s. cpi. will you tune in? guy: yeah. alix: he's not going to do that. i think it's interesting to see positioning coming in. it feels like institutional investors are really skeptical

a more dramatic move in shares of lucid after they reported disappointing quarterly revenues which led some analysts to downgrade that stock, with concern over demand for evs. and we'll end with a check on domino's pizza papa john's. both taking mixed hits. investors keying on domino's missing revenue projections. and papa john's missing estimates on north american company owned sales. domino's down 13%. john's down 8. >>> let's get back to nvidia now. the next guest said the worst has already past so how optimistic should investors be about the company and the ai future? joining us now now senior analyst chris rowland and in the studio steve kovac how have they managed to come back so far so fast? >> ai is the buzzword the entire call the ceo explaining he thinks he can capitalize on the energy and investment happening behind ai i'm old enough to remember when nvidia was a metaverse company a year ago before that it was a crypto company. the key here tyler, is the chips are so good the company makes it can be used for a variety of applications and now that this ai optimism is there, t

he is a gifted writer and lucid finger, and i am delighted to kick off our conversation with these two authors and foreign policy experts by asking them, in the wake of the balloon incident, which acquired so much prominence in recent weeks, are the united states and china inevitably headed toward some kind of clash, or can it be warded off? can we establish a more mutually beneficial relationship? elbridge: thank you, my friend. great to be with you, jacob, and with paul as well. i will try to be brief. i think rivalry and to some degree confrontation is inevitable. as a matter of fact, it is already there, and i think that is driven by structure 10 incommensurate goals -- by structure and incommensurate goals the u.s. and china have. i do not believe that war is inevitable. i think eli roth put it well asking senator rubio the other day. the way to do so is from a position of strength. that is a cliche, but i think there's truth in it. my view, as we discussed before, is that we need to be hawkish, if you will, to get to a place where we can be more dovish. i think a country like chi

and he is a gifted writer and lucid thinker. and i'm delighted to kick off our conversation with these two authors and foreign policy experts by asking them, in the wake of the balloon incident which acquired so muchci prominence in recent weeks, are the united states and china inevitably headed towards some kindd of clash? or can it be warded off? can we establish a more mutually beneficial relationship? bridge, i would like to start with you. >> thank you my friend. great to be with you jacob and with paulan as well, two a great mind so look for to the discussion i'll try to be brief. i think rivalry and to some degree confrontation is inevitable. in fact, it's over there and that's basically driven by structure and sort of incommensurate goals that the united states and china have. china being a classic rising power with expanding ambitions and since of its own what it is entitled to. i do not believe that war is inevitable. i agree i think eli put it well in response to question from senator rubio the other day in testimony,

thing is it's been a really rough year for the ev makers most of the big names, you can take a look, lucidave all hit speed bumps, lordstown, sono, but a nice bump up today for fisker. >> bob, what are you hearing about earnings expectations? a lot of the bears say they're not far enough lower, this is the mark wilson saying, they're market resumes in march. earnings expectations have come down a lot over prior months and we're just coming out of an earning season that didn't feel all that great where are we now >> the problem with the earnings expectations, they have come down they have stopped going down as much because the prevailing paradigm is we're going to eventually see a slowing in inflation and we're going to hit a top in the fed -- the maximum fed rate unfortunately, the data in the last two weeks, sara, is contradicting that the data is now indicating that inflation not only might be higher for longer but might increase month over month as we saw on friday. that's not good. that's a bad paradigm because now if we see higher for longer and the fed -- the terminal rate for the fe

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look at lucid, rivian, quantum scape, all up and up on the news by multiple percentage point gains therere flying, now, that would be cool. thank you very much, susan li. now this, senator marco rubio is call figure a review of ford's clash 3.5 -- $3.5 billion investment to build an ev battery plant with funding from china. jeff flock, what exactly does rubio want to know? >> reporter: you've got to drive before you can fly, first of all, ashley. but what he wants to know is some concerns about that company that ford is partnering with, with this new ev battery plant in michigan. it's a great thing, 2,000 plus jobs, but the company called contemporary amporex technology, it's a chinese company, and he has concerns about the company's ties with the chinese communist party. fox digital today is reporting on ties between the founder and ceo of that company with the ccp. and so he has some questions about that. he's written a letter to the secretaries of treasury, transportation and energy. in it he says, and i quote him now, i am alarmed at ford's plan to establish a large michigan-based fa

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post a loss for q4 its 2023 production outlook will be a key metric considering other ev makers like lucidhares almost 5% higher. last but not least, the parent company of your beloved wrangler jeans, kontoor, is seeing shares jump 20% higher after beating estimates and guidance this morning. they were up 15% in the quarter sending shares to a 52-week high scott, are you a wranglers guy you don't strike me as one >> inquiring minds want to know. that answer will stay with me. kristina partsinevelos, we'll see you later. >>> up next, up nexte heels of its investor day. a look at what the road ahead might mean for the stock and during february, we are celebrating black heritage through the stories of some of our teammates, contributors, and leaders in business. here is roger ferguson >> being an african american has had a major impact on my career, and the main thing is that it focused in on areas where blacks have frankly been disadvantaged with a real focus on financial security, financial literacy, retirement savings, that range of topics. i think it's really important for everybody but p

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also we had lucid bringing a ton of money around $2-$3 billion a year, which is why the stock spikedudi pension fund might have to buy the other 35% that doesn't already own rivian cut 6% of work force again last week and elon musk is saying see, i told you that making electric cars is not guilty easy and tesla -- not easy and tesla got second price target hike this morning and rbc call it is a 223 stock and web bush said worth $225 this morning and tesla up 24% this year. science there's going to be a shake -- stuart: there has to be a shakeout amongst the ev makers. susan: and who has deep pockets to back them up. stuart: deals on the table in susan: yeah and the markets best performer is s&p is one getting a takeover from danaher making life science devices like air pew firs, et cetera. no specifics on the deal and it's a 70% premium and close to $17 billion offer here. newmont by new crest and $17 billion all stock deal being put on the table and public storage buying life storage and what does this tell us about the markets a what you wanted to ask you? tell you that people are