within micron. we publish a diversity and inclusion report. we call it for all, every year, and this report highlights our key initiatives in terms of increasing the presentation across all diverse groups, in terms of pay equity not only in terms of gender pay equity but pay equity not only for salary but for bonuses and start for all underrepresented groups in the community, focus on engaging with minority-based suppliers as well. so we have -- and putting our cash, investing it with those that represent minority institutions in terms of financial institutions. so with several initiatives. we report our progress. our values are very much aligned with promoting greater opportunity and occlusion and we continue to be strong supporters speeded you would support such an office and your pledging your own commitment to make sure that people of color and women are represented and provide access to employment opportunities. mr. archer? >> yes, lam research this is an important topic and, therefore, were su

sure enough, micron finished down 3.5%. so it starts the day as a secular grower and finishes as a cyclical bust. we see this all over the map for years -- were the ultimate boom and when oil prices were high they would ramp up protection to sow the seeds of their own demice causing prices to collapse from 2014 through a couple of years ago because the industry had zero discipline. and out of nowhere, rick moncrief decided rather than drilling like crazy, he devoted earnings and cash flow to you, the shareholder. for a very generous dividend plan worked because the rest of the industry got on board. nobody wants to be the first producers to drill like crazy andrewin everything and now they are practically an atm they are taking a stock from the garbage pile and put it at the top of the secular cookie jar. and then there is a stock i like called deere, and the gultsal cycle has been boom and bust there was no way for the world' largest farm equipment to escape it it was just always hostage but now farming has gotten high-tec

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back to options action we're gearing up for micron earnings next week the semi month. but there could be some rift in this what does the chart tell you >> the first the here and now chart. the three month decline and dropped to 68.50, 38% from january to march remember that 98.5 number and let's look at the next chart this is the all data chart when it backed off where was it? it was at its dot com peak it went from where it was in january to where it was 22 years ago and the perfect setup is to back away from there high and then you can re-approach it. look at the next chart it's the same thing but longer rhythmic last chart it's an ascending wedge of sorts and toying with the prospects of breaking out, but then a bit of fundamentals just for fun so back then in july of 2000 in the year 2000 the company earned $2.63 cent it's projected to earn 9.20 in the next 12 months let's play for break out >> all right, mike, what's a trade ear? >> yeah, so this is an interesting one with earnings coming up. first of all, the options market is implying a pretty big move he

finally, earnings season never really ends, there's still stragglers to set up, mike khouw mikes on micron time to risk less to make more "options action" starts right now. >> let's get right to it, despite the s&p's second weekly win in a row there's a ton of uncertain for the average investor so carter worth is completing his offensive/defensive theme of the month with possibly the healthiest of health care names, carter, what are you looking at tonight? >> that's right this say follow on from lilly pharmaceutical and follow on from united. we'll look at johnson & johnson. the first chart is all data. what we know is the leader on the top, orange versus blue, johnson & johnson versus s&p all dated back to 1977 and johnson & johnson has tripled the s&p, dow jones constituent currently the 11th largest in the s&p now look at the past 10 years. second chart what we see of course is the s&p has doubled j&j. you have a long-term winner that has crushed the s&p 3x yet in the past ten years is trailing by 50% that's a nice set up if the chart looks good and it does so here and now chart first.

there are still stragglers to setup around mike khouw takes on micron options action starts right now> let's get right to it. despite the s&p's second weekly win in a row there's still a ton of uncertainty out there for the average investor carter, what are you looking at tonight? >> that's right. this would be a follow on for lilly. let's look at johnson & johnson the leader there on the top you're looking at orange versus blue, johnson & johnson alli dat back since 1977. flip it around look at the past ten years. second chart what we see, of course, is that the s&p has doubled. and over the past ten years it's trailing by 50%. that's a nice setup if the chart looks good, and it does. the here and now chart first this is the past decade. this is a mathematically perfect and finally the here and now chart. what do we see a stock toying with prospects of breaking out above a former high that high was back in august at 180. the stock right now at 177 and i think it's going to break out. let's play it. >> all right, mike, let's do it. what's the trade >> so johnson & johnson i mean as ca

micron delivered an excellent quarter. team clearly executed well in the face of pandemic-related supply chain challenges. we delivered a strong results. and as well as enterprise and desk top pcs and we are having strong momentum in the technology execution. technology leadership. and it's positioning us to guide. an we've some revenues and beyond on the delivering a record year for the company and our fiscal year' 22with robust profitability. >> i know we can talk about data center growth 60%. you were doing enterprise. but you know what they want to focus on whatever is wrong let's focus on pc for a moment they are not that great. i can focus on enterprise versus pc and say your stocks should be sold i think that's incorrect can you help explain to people, you know, more than a pc chip maker? >> first of all, jim absolutely it's many end markets from data center to smartphone to pc to automotive to industrial and pc strong demand transfer -- in the hybrid work and the return to the office not actually doing well. and ke

tonight's lineup micron and llulu are popping. a record-breaking day for robin hood shares jumping nearly 25% today and up 45% in the last ten trading days later, a fast pitch from a face on fast money. this darling is not just a rental in your portfolio that's a hint. >>> we aren't just talking about today's games. the s&p 500 surges more than 12% since the intraday low in february closing up for the first time since january 14 and within one basis point of going negative new york fed president bill dudley sounding the alarm. the fed's application -- >>> so, what do you believe? how do you trade this market guy, i will go to you first today? >> hi, mel the market, the rally over the last 3 1/2 weeks has been remarkable the s&p is probably up 500 handles. it's all just incredible we talk about this a lot when the market sells off we talk about panic i would submit the last month has been panic buying. i am in the bill dudley camp yes, the fed is in the curve they are acknowledging in all different voices there is rising inflation

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to be more likely to evade protection but it does have increased transmission in comparison to the microniant that circulated this past winter over the past week we have seen a small increase of covid 18 cases of new york state and new york city and those that are in the hospital specifically where the variant has been reaching about 50 percent this small increase of cases in the northeast do something are closely watching looking for any indication an increase of severe disease from covid 18 to track whether it represents any strain on her hospitals. we have not yet seen this so far. nationwide, cases have been steadily decreasing since the micron surge this is good news but we do expect cases may continue to fluctuate including individual communities which is exactly why the covid 18 community level matrix are in place one way cdc and public health partners to monitor cases of transmission to the covid 18 wastewater surveillance system. currently we are seeing a modest uptake of sites of virus levels and wastewater in some communities in fact over the past two weeks we have seen an incr

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lululemon and micron forecasting strong demand for products.h the details and what we are watching, let's bring in laura wright. it seems lululemon is overcoming supply chain issues. >> they are, and that is what we saw with nike. robust demand for athleisure. they announced a $1 billion share buyback program. a lot of the lifestyle changes we adopted over the pandemic are here to stay. working from home, exercising outside. lululemon launched a sneaker connection -- collection earlier this year. dani: i certainly live in athleisure when i'm not at work. when it comes to micron, strong demand for chips and data centers. >> they are the largest producer of memory chips in the u.s.. they can be used in a wide variety of devices and that compensates for a flatlining in pc shipments has customers already upgraded their computer devices over the pandemic. notable headwind for micron, rolling lockdowns in china can disrupt supply chains and war in ukraine is a pinch point. that said, impressive results for micron. dani: thank you for that round up. w

. >>> one big stock to watch today is micron shares are higher.ck's been under pressure in recent weeks investors continue to focus on things like supply chain bottlenecks. shares of micron are about 12 bucks higher to start the year we care about where it's going, not where it's been. joining us is equity research manager at susquehanna good to have you on the program. what was your takeaway on the program and how big can the business matter get? is there some kind of critical mass or law of large numbers that micron and others soon may hit? >> right thanks for having me on the program. obviously the enterprise as a whole are very strong. it's upsetting marginal weakness in the consumer notebook and also china we do believe that cloud investment is going to peek in the second half. >> are you recommending the stock to your clients and investors? is this a buy, and if so, why? >> yes it is a buy because in the near term there is an upper issue also we had some price incorrection into 2021 and early 2022 prices were down in december and done early

reaches the outskirts of the capitol, german chance are all av shelton, french president, emanuel micron demanded immediate cease fire and ukraine during a phone call with latimer potent. but they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war and polish volunteer step up to help you craning refugees. but authorities warned their close to the break. ah, i'm william go craft. welcome to the program. ukraine has accused russian forces of killing 7 civilians. trying to flee, fighting near keith cranes, defense ministry said russian troops opened fire on a convoy of people as they tried to escape a village north east of the capitol. as rushing forces close in, keys mayor is calling on residence to repair to fight. shelley has already reached the outskirts of the city. fire crews rushed to the scene after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys with luther. but it was the all the artillery shelling started at around 6 30 in the morning with oh, she's pretty thick around there. are people living in these apartment buildings? the civilians is with lou. this is a subur

also coming up french president emanuel micron calls the russian invasion of ukraine. a new era for europe is announcing a boost in defense spending and civilian casualties mount as russia steps of its attacks on ukrainian cities, russia claiming it now a house control of the black sea port, city of harrison. ah, i bring gov. it's good to have you with us on this wednesday, we begin with much of the world against the war of russian president vladimir putin . today, the united nations general assembly adopted a non binding resolution, demanding russia immediately stop using force against ukraine, and that it withdraw its military from the country. the historic resolution won the support of a $141.00 countries. only 5 countries voted against it before the vote ukrainian ambassador to the un accused russia of seeking this to commit genocide in his country. and you call them the world to stand together against moscow's aggressions . here's the un secretary general antonio good taylor speaking after the vote. the general assembly as spoken a secretary general. it is my duty

temporary cease fire to allow the citizens to leap, talk to all the conflict to between a money one micron and vladimir putin. but they end in frustration with the french and russian leaders at loggerheads over key issues on while the west continues with its indignation towards russia's actions at french journalists whose cover the conflict and eastern ukraine for years, claims the key of government has been targeting civilians in the don boss region who said that all those people ukraine with showing is also conducted by ukranian. yeah, definitely. ah, just after 5 in the morning here in moscow on this the 1st friday of march. welcome to the news r and r t. my name is gina neil. heavy fighting continued sounds. russia's military offensive in ukraine enters a night day with europe largest nuclear power plants reported to have become a buffalo, cried security camera studied circulating in the media shows smoke at this operation. nuclear plants with management at the side, seeing it was caused by a fire up. the administrative building radiation levels are said to be normal. on one of the pow

but when it comes on actually doing it, they may not micron and others and know there's not much the game by that. those chronic is ations as like if you sit down negotiations with, with someone with i have done many times. if you declare them or criminal and you declare them or they shouldn't be sitting there, don't expect to get much from the negotiations. and that's exactly what's happening . you know, it's a big diplomatic, mistaken on the problem, biden or macro knows that that wasn't the smart thing. providing the saying a diet trying to clear crippling sanctions designed to inflict maximum punishment on russia for his actions in ukraine has started to abides, boats in the opposite direction as well. feeling peoples frustrations throughout the western world. in greece, where after weeks the protests over surging fuel prices, people are now faced with another consequence to the sanctions against russia. and that's empty shelves. if market chains across the country have announced a restriction on the sale of flour and sunflower oil as these grow of a supply shortage due to the on

all our shoals and french president emanuel micron demand an immediate cease fire in ukraine during a phone call was lied. amir potent. but they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war. ah. hello, i'm clear. richardson of a warm welcome to the show. with rush as war on ukraine now in its 3rd week, the capital key is bracing for an all out attack. as the invading forces close in the city's mer, former heavyweight boxing champion vitaly clinico called on residents to prepare to fight warning russia. we will not give up and together we will stand. and meanwhile, shelling has already reached the outskirts of keith. fire crews rushed to the scene. after a mortar struck an apartment building on the outskirts of keys lib, lib liberal as the all the artillery showing started at around 6 30 in the morning with, oh, she's pretty sick around. there are people living in these apartment buildings. the civilians were blue. this is a suburban area here. they're providing mcgee, what's a good day with russia, stepping of its bombardment of ukrainian cities, including the capitol. it's fear

cj, thank you for your quick take on micron also want to hit injury because is the only sector in theine talks. joining us is chris wheaton. which way do prices go with these hopes now of some sort of peace deal and with the new developments around the chinese lockdowns which have pressured prices >> i think we all have to hope that the peace talks do go somewhere and that it will have an effect on oil prices definitely i think in the short run, what the market is concerned about, impacting china, and also the impact of high oil prices are having if you think of the impacts as being in a few hundred thousand barrels a day, the market has to get past the fact we have taken between 2 and 4 million barrels a day of russian exports off the market and that's a pretty big chunk of missing supplies to cope with. >> so chris, ultimately, what do you do with these stocks which have had already such a strong run-up if the environment still looks pretty bullish for the companies, the u.s. now asking these producers to get back into production mode. >> you're still looking at a pretty constructiv

it it will be micron. as for lulu, well, apparel has been in the cross-hairs of the cellars as most of these companies are holding up pretty well, lulu is the best operator. if sellers keep surfacing every too imthe stock lifts, maybe they can extend the selling call i want to know how they are doing, the smart home gym, also bear markets to be able to get remarks, a parent of calvin klein, which is being clobbered by the soaring price of cotton every commodity seems scarce these days especially the ones that go into apparel. i'm not looking for a big course so maybe something happens is pos positive speaking of stories that haven't worked out, rh, which has just delivered, deliver, deliver, deliver, this is an experiential high-end chain with gorgeous stuff, doing amazing things to entertain and entice its customers into its mansions, palace, whatever you want to call it. it's accepting the stocks into the stratosphere to see it drip down drip by drip until the next quarter, when everything happens again.

we will get micron this week with earnings.ut the supply chain i don't think it will be pretty. >> that is a company you like? micron you throwing that out randomly on monday morning? >> i'm throwing it out andomly it is cheap. a value cyclical company they have done a really good job of execution i prefer others like nxpi or broadcomm with more steady business rather than the up and down peaks to trough numbers it will be a good tell on demand and supply chains. >> you know, with all due respect to the all important jobs numbers on friday, i think the job opening labor survey numbers shows how many open jobs it feels like we're at peak employment it sounds weird to say that. unemployment claims are going down lowest level since 1969. is this a reason you like paychex because the job market is insanely hot? >> they will benefit from higher interest rates as well outsourcing has been on fire accenture told us two weeks ago. raised guidance again. i think the only problem with paychex is trading at 35 times earnings this market d

on the weekend president emanuel micron of france held his 4th phone call with lead to be approved in the criminal since the invasion began on february, the 24th, the pest spent an hour and 45 minutes talking on the phone on sunday. president macro is said to have urged routine to uphold humanitarian law and to respect the safety of ukraine's nuclear sites. naphtali bennett, the israeli prime minister, took off on a secret flight to moscow on the weekend spending 3 hours with mister putin in the kremlin before then. heading off for further talks with the german government in berlin, but the phone call that has produced the most information for us about what president putin is currently thinking took place on sunday between him and president, one of turkey, mr. heard on, urged putin to declare a cease fire to open humanitarian corridors, and to sign a peace agreement. and he offered turkey as a host for talks that was from the turkish side. in response, the kremlin says, mister putin said the only way out of this war is if ukraine surrenders its weapons and guarantees all of the kremli

vacuna es efectiva para niños desde cinco años inclusive previene coronavirus para variantes como micrónra tema de conversación entre familias disfrutaban en doral >> existen estudios suficientes que aprueben que hay después de poner que no tienen contraindicación creo que lo haría >> la farmacéutica anuncia que es efectiva su vacuna niños de seis meses a seis años de edad que previene infección contra Ómicron en 44% de menores de dos años y pediría autorización de dos inyecciones a la fda >> como proceso para probar y puede dar a los niños >> dice que de ser aprobada la dosis reducida de moderna daría protección contra esta con mínimos riesgos >> dados y sedes de los adultos eso indica que hemos visto que no han visto efectos secundarios que nos preocupa según el pediatra con mínimas pero no hemos visto todo de meses anteriores cuando vimos bastante casos de micrón tenemos dos pacientes ingresados un 30 >> la acción pudiera generar más confianza entre los padres >> eso es lo que queremos ofrecer que no han tenido oportunidad para recibir la vacuna de los padres >> principian a uno le da

. >> look at the names you like beginning with micron. >> micron, this one tempts me trading so cheaply at 8.5 times. stock down 16 times year to date i'm more interested what they say. they have a great color. on the front line. so they will talk about supply chain issues and key because there's no supply being added. the market for memory is very tight so it's more color commentary on what they say but they are in a sweet spot in terms of 5g, ai, pcs >> and steph, that's the one name micron that you watch this week other one is paychecks i can imagine why but why is it in focus >> you know what we talked about accenture. same thing for paychecks right? only down 6% but it trades at 35 times earnings and will benefit from higher interest rates and of course outsourcing on fire by the way the stock down on the news because i think it's the valuation call should it pull back this is one to put on the list. >> maybe a good soo inthat paychecks are doing well right? >> that's right. look we had great initial claims number last week best since 1969. that was forward looking indicator. so i

he was told of the russian president by emanuel micron, that he will cost your country dearly. your country will end up isolated, weakened and under sanctions for a very long time. and the french president said that france is now preparing for the worse. the french president, of course, has had many meetings with bloody reputed over the past few weeks. and they relationship was one of the closest between any european leader and the russian president. and i think it's telling that blood of me put in reached out to him today. but i think the message that emanuel micron bought was certainly much more bleak than he expected. and this is a president that usually likes to put a more positive spin on things, and that was clearly not the case today, all right, door. somebody, thanks to the dollars interest. also jabari the live in moscow. want to go back to address and understand who's in live in western ukraine under to talk about reports that we've seen here about a cargo ship possibly being sunk by mine in the black simeha odessa. do you know anything about yes, sir. the vista shipp

but when a president micron has stated to day and i quote, and that have quoted that saying that the statements about a ramp at neo nazis min a in ukraine is allies. you know, that is so bizarre, unless you will see how similar things that are happening in your brain now towards jews and russians. what nurses you school and how aggressive the statements that are made in the torch processions as men, many, many, many just physical crimes. and in don boston trailer and when the german chancellor for the shoulders, which, who is the frances now partner for the x is now normandy who full month. you know, you said he was ridiculous to say that ross signs of genocide in ukraine. you know, fall in the mouth of a german told me, represent is a vet is a deplorable thing to hear a fall german colleagues don't recognize these manifestations. and not long ago, chancellor sholtes says that this in chasing in europe is very grave. and we haven't seen that for 75 years now. just recall live domains by uga. so blue bombings of yugoslavia, ah, it is in oblivion. it is forgotten by the german college

. >>> we begin with the ceos of intel and micron amoss the chip industry leaders set to testify before a senate panel pushing for manufacturing subsidizes and game stop surging again as chairman ryan cohen moves his stake in that company. we'll start, though, with the russia/ukraineconflict the president will soon depart for brussels to meet with allies and nato leaders urging them to join the u.s. in imposing more aggressive sanctions against russia they said up to 300 people targeted there. >> i think that there's nothing we can do to get more lng. it's fully -- we can't get them canadian lng i think there's a lot of false talk including jamie dimon, if it's true they're completely dependent on russia they shut down coal and nuclear. they had a fabulous relationship with russia. that backfired only poland seems to have enough to take ours in. we're doing 12 bcf there's like nothing left in our country. thank you the thing that most needs to happen is we keep thinking if russia will default russia is costing too much to have a war and none of those things are panning out nothing. it's

but when a president micron has stated to day and i quote, and that have quoted that saying that the statements about a ramp at neo nazis min a in ukraine is allies. you know, that is so bizarre, unless you will see how similar things that are happening in your brain now towards jews and russians versus you school and how aggressive the statements that are made in the torch processions. and many, many, many, many just physical crimes. and in don boston trailer and when the german chancellor heard the shoulders with which, who is the frances now partner for the x is now normandy who whole months ago? you said he was ridiculous to say that ross signs of genocide in ukraine. you know, from the mouth of a german talk, representative vet is a deplorable thing to hear. a foul german colleagues don't recognize these manifestations. and not long ago, chancellor sholtes says that this in chasing in europe is very grave. and we hadn't seen that was to con years now, i just recall live bombings by uga. so blue bombings of yugoslavia, ah, well it is in a believe in it is forgotten by the german

and the if president micron can convince presidency. lensky, by so thou to, he wouldn't her. i go from native to the european union gifts weapons to ukraine. do you consider? it's an act of war and do sing? there is a risk of slipping into a nuclear war. we also got a deal breaker movie movie with dugeon new machine. while i had already said a few words about the nuclear wall and it to is known to russia who have at least begins of such talks. and mr. la brianne, i'm reminded mr. wooten that france, samson does have a nuclear weapons, and mr. stilton burger said about their to and a he said that to later would bring nuclear weapons closer to russia. and mrs. led trusts. said that to britain was ready out of all to which war with russia, the you a try and see what your move use the stalks to accuse us once again about the topic or the 3rd world war, or nuclear war is not to floated by russia. it is use city and put pressure on the republican the to keep the roof all big sentiments to life. oh, and you go as far as a, a russian go. no, it is a broad is a under aggression. my st

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now i don't see anything that i can do with it. meanwhile, friendship president emmanuel micron says that it would be impossible to pay for gas supplies in roubles, as requested by moscow in a phone call with russian liter vladimir putin micron, insisted that switching to rubles, would break the terms of current contracts. and moscow has said that it would supply gas paid for in rubles or not at all. russia accounts for about 40 percent of the used gas imports. amid the fall out of the conflict in ukraine, the block is moving to cut its dependence on russian energy supplies and recently into deal to buy more expensive liquefied natural gas from the u. s. instead, moscow's permanent representative to the use as europe seems to be seeking to inflict massive economic damage on its own people and businesses. what is the g 7? it's an informal club for a number of countries. all of them actually falling into the category of those who have been reduced sanctions against russia. so they are point of view of, we'll hardly be decisive in what happens. all these measures are they are an additio

see back to principles and be in conformity with national relations by and large between president micron has stated to day. and i quote and that have quoted that saying that was the statement about de rumford. neil naziism in a, in ukraine is allies. you know, that is so bizarre, less horror films. you've learned rogers, we see how similar things that are happening in ukraine now towards jews and russians. recently wisconsin was and how aggressive like the statements that are made in the torch processions and men, many, many, many just physical crimes. and in don bos centralia, and when the german chancellor sholtes in which, who is france's law partner for the next now, normandy foreman said he was ridiculous to say that ross signs of genocide in ukraine. you know, from the mouth of a german top representative, that is a deplorable thing to hear. a fall german colleagues don't recognize these manifestations. and not long ago, chancellor sholtes said that this attraction in europe is very grave and you hadn't seen that was 75 years now. just to recall the bombings by uga, silver, or blue

but president michael was holding back very bluntly saying that ukraine wasn't a nazi regime. microns. only assessment of the cool was pretty pessimistic. according to this tweet, i spoke to president putin this morning. he refuses to stop his attacks on ukraine at this point. it is vital to maintain dialogue, to avoid human tragedy. i will continue my efforts and contacts. we must avoid the worst, but corn is then said them spoken to the ukrainian presidency lensky, to say that he believed that the russian leader was determined to pursue a military operation. right to the very end. now, following that cool between mack on impeaching and the lease, a official also told reporters here in france that the country is thinking of toughening sanctions even more against russia. they said that the current sanctions 1st though needed to be evaluated and then that they would be complimented and the sanctions have already started to bite those who are here in france, a c p. your belonging to one russian oligarch was seized by customs officials on the mediterranean coast. in other developments, y

their way to the capitol. meanwhile, german chancellor, all schultz and french president and manual micron demand an immediate cease fire in ukraine during a phone call with vladimir putin. but they say the russian leader is not ready to end the war. and as russian of course is close in on cave more and more people are flee. ukraine. united nations says over 2 and a half 1000000 have found refuge abroad since the invasion began. ah, hello em claire richardson. thank you so much for joining us. russian horses appear to be regrouping for a possible assault on keith authorities in ukraine. say rocket attacks have destroyed an air base near the town of a seal key in the key region and its oil depot was also het rushes. defense ministries as its army is continuing its attack on a broad front earlier ukrainian officials were least c c t, v footage of what they say is the mayor of the city of melia to paul being abducted, which you can see here at the top of the screen now the latest intelligence suggests that russian troops have advanced to within 30 kilometers of chief aah! sunrise in the capit

that doesn't look like this school between a french president manual micron and owner shows. and she's in pink. really has, has moved anything too far. see me to be honest. he did you brussels correspondent jack perez speaking to us there. thank you very much. now to some other developments in the conflict, russian president vladimir putin has denied reports that constrict you conscripted soldiers are being forced to fight in ukraine, saying the army only consists of professional soldiers. last week, russia introduced a new law to suppress reporting about the war and describes its invasion of ukraine as a special military operation. like yours, maggie, the japanese government has announced additional sanctions against russia over its invasion of ukraine. the measures include a ban on exports of oil, refining equipment, and asset freezes on 20 individuals. sanctions have also been announced against russia's allied bella, bruce, food, and cuba president has condemned the sanctions imposed on russia by countries around the world. in a statement, miguel diaz cannetta appeared to

seems like micron is caught in the general downturn at this hour. nvidia, intel, all of them are in the red at this moment. i us speck some chip-makers and smaller ones are in the same boat. let's bring in tocqueville asset manager john petrides. streak of four wins for the dow and s&p. is this a streak or something insidious? >> investors are doing something extreme, taking one headline extrapolating it for that day that that would be the future. yesterday the market was hanging on. news combing out of russia, ukraine. today headlines are more about the yield curve inversion. then we have flip-flopping on where are energy prices other days. what we need at this point in time, couple weeks, much like we're seeing on micron today we need companies to start reporting earnings and we need to see how companies are managing through this very, very tricky environment of rising costs, rising wages and supply chain lock-up. liz: balance sheets are pretty strong across the board a couple here and there look worrisome. that is in any case. glad you brought up