er just two weeks ago on this show, mike bet on is this exact situation. >> you have very high implieds as well -- volatility as well and they're tied to something volatile which is the reopening. i think this would be an opportunity to expect xle to hit the because button, i was potentially looking at calendar put spread looking at april 9 to june 19 as calendar put spread looking at the weekly options we are seeing very high implied volatility >> mike, so far, so good there's still plenty of time left in the trade. what do you think. let's get back to the chart master, carter, right, you got a problem this week, rates up, dollar up, oil down. >> right so crude oil dropped 14% gasoline down 12%. energy stocks had a sell off let's look at three charts what we know from the october low, just think of this, xle is up 100% versus the s&p up 20 five-bagger versus general equities and you had three distinct draw downs. down 10. down 13. and that one a bit more than 10. the second chart puts the draw downs in context we've been in a well-defined channel, a period xle has doubled. and how lon

two weeks ago on this very show, mike coe bet on this exact situation. >> you have very high impliedies as well that's not surprising because a lot of these companies have relatively high levels of debt and they're based on a commodity which itself is exhibiting a lot of volatility and they're tied to something volatile as well which is the reopening as i take a look at this, i think this might be an opportunity to expect that xle could hit the pause button here. and so i was taking a look at potentially using a calendar put spread i was specifically looking at the april 9th weekly june 50 put spread as a calendar spread. now, i was looking at those weekly options because those were the ones where we're seeing a very high implied volatility >> all right, mike, so far so good there's still plenty of time left in the trade. what do you think? let's get back to the chart master carter, right? i mean, you got a problem this week rates up, dollar up, oil down. >> right, so crude oil dropped 14%, gasoline down 12. of course, energy stocks had a concomitant sell-off let's look at three char

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but for a guy like mike wirth to make big bets at this stage must be really difficult.e we going to talk about later in the program? we are going to test the appetite today for gaming in the post-pendant world. the online gaming company roblox is currently expected to open $60, $65 a share. there are big questions that they have about how they work. which platforms they were gone as well. i am really fascinated to talk about all this. we will do all of that later on. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up, larry culp, ge ceo, today on "balance of power." this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy, with alix steel in new york. this is "bloomberg markets." gaming company roblox is set to trade at some point today, currently indicated at $60, $65. joining us is roblox ceo david baszucki with bloomberg's emily chang. emily: thank you for joining us. this is a big day for you. obviously, we are still waiting for shares to start trading, but i do want to ask you, ipo versus direct listing, i know you thought about an ipo in the past, how

kailey: those are all pretty good bets, mike.lation part of the discussion, website or you on? andrew: it is an interesting scenario to have the fiscal authority and the monetary authority asking questions -- answering questions. the inflation question will be key. we see the potential for stronger inflation. not necessarily runaway inflation -- we know there are energy facts that will boost things the next few months. but do you get sustainable upward pressure on prices that continues into 2022? that is what fed officials are not seeing in their forecast, but we see the potential for that given how rapidly the economy is recovering. guy: tell me what the price action is telling you about market expectations. the oil price is down, yields are moving lower. is this a brief pause before we start to move higher in terms of the yields? i noted mr. kaplan from dallas earlier on talking 1.75%, 2%? >> it would not surprise me at all if by year and we were above 2% in 10-year treasury yield. the markets never move in a straight line. thi

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is a way to risk a relatively small amount to bet this rally we're seeing in iyh particularly relative to other yield etf's could continue >> all right, mike and carter, thank you very much for that all right. from real estate to retail tony is here, he's got a trade that could capture the upside in the pandemic pet boom. all right, tony, it sounds like you're barking up the right tree so i'm going to leave you to take it away >> thank you, brian. so the stock i want to look at here is pet co of we've seen a significant sell off with other retailers this month but they've recently reported fairly strong earnings last week, stock's down 10%, i think it's an opportunity for investors to step in because this category will likely continue to see pretty strong spending even after the reopening. when we look at the chart itself the ipo was just in mid-january. we don't have a lot of history the stock has been fairly volatile i do see support around the $20 level. the primary interesting thing in this particular space, pet co is actually outperforming it's digital rival chewy over the past three months. so it's interesting to see this retail stor

at the white house in just a few days on thursday and you can assume and bet the border will come up probably multiple times. mike: plenty of hot topics, david spunt live on the north on. joining is now west virginia republican senator in the senate appropriation rule and a administration committee shelley moore capito, welcome. >> good morning, thank you. >> you rider southern border on friday how do you compare what you saw this time with your previous visits. >> we were in el paso region with the secretary and three other senators, it is overrun with children. we went to a processing center that was built for adults, they are way over capacity in the number of children that they have in their children only facility now and also keeping them there longer than really what is legally allowed which is a 72 hour. in a very concerned about the situation because i think the numbers are continuing to grow and there is no impedance for these children to becoming an and obviously the word is out. mike: i want to play a clip from secretary minor kiss today and i'll ask you to respond. >> the prior administration dismantl

that you can risk relatively small amounts to bet the rally that we're seeing in iyh, particularly relative so ox the other yield etfs could continue. >> mike and carter, thank you very much for that. >>> all right, from real estate, to retail. tony is here, and he's got a trade that could capture the upside in the pandemic pet boom. all right, tony, it sounds like you're barking up the right tree, so i'm going to leave you and take it away >> yeah, thank you, brian. so the stock that i want to take a look at here is petco. because we've seen a significant sell-off in this previous month with the other retailers, but they recently just reported a fairly strong earnings here last week and the stock is down about 10%. yet i think this is the opportunity for investors to step in, because this category is likely going to continue to see some pretty strong spending, even after the reopening so when we look at the chart itself, the ipo was just in mid january, so we don't have a lot of history, and the stock has been fairly volatile, but i do seem to find a little bit of support here around the $20 level. but the primary interesting thing that i

i don't how long this hug goes for mike, but we've got 30 seconds left in this news. cast and i betthe hug was longer than that. i can imagine a lot of hugs out there are gonna be happening over the next weeks and months ahead and they're they're not gonna be brief. they're gonna be long ones, especially with those grand parents and grandchildren. everyone out there and thank you, everyone out there watching this noontime. we appreciate it. have a great rest of your afternoon or next newscast is coming up at for a clock. up next. from keith rainier and his sex slaves. >> he can do no wrong. dr. oz: david koresh leading his followers to a fiery end. >> when he was young he figured he could use force to get what he wanted. dr. oz: inside the mind of the most notorious cult leaders before they became infamous. coming up next. ♪ dr. oz: i became a doctor to help people heal. and medicine to take on true crime.

company off to a rough start to the air but the options market is betting tomorrow's results could kickoff a turn around let's bring in miken what to expect. >> so taking a look at lululemon, the options market is implying a move of about $20 higher or lower by the shortened holiday end of the week. that references a move of about 6.35% of the current stock price in line with the 6.5% that the stock has averaged over the last eight quarters and the most active options were calls and most of those were short dated in nature ending on thursday of this week, the 340 and 350 and 380 strike calls 3 ho 40s were trading for about $3 so the buyers are expecting an upside of greater than the 6.35% that the options market is implying since the stock would need to rise at least 8% for those calls to be profitable >> guy, your quick take on lulu. >> it is interesting go back to september the stock went from 399.90, basically $400 down to $285 in a month. that $285 level is huge support. i think it sold off enough to take a look at it. but the right thing to do is wait and see what they say and buyer sell it after earnings. >> thank yo

. >> mike, the growing adoption of online gaming and legalization of sports betting in particular in in fact it suggests that las vegas as a whole might be under threat for the next couple decades. >> i don't think so, wilfred las vegas is an incredibly unique environment the difficulty for las vegas is that with lots of the big, high rolling chinese gamblers that made it in many of these properties over the last number of years, that's going away. but the mass market gamers are still there. the convention business is still there. and online will take some of it. but not enough to dispose of vegas. it is a very, very unique entertainment, convention, and leisure destination. i think there's a lot of future in las vegas but it is going to be awfully hard for the existing properties to compete with the new ones and lots of growth has to take place in the room rates and otherwise to be able to get those ebitda numbers up. the -- this decision was just absolutely a wonderful one for the company. i really feel good about the management, the leadership that they got this done and the inves

mike lee says more motion in the ocean, so brace yourself. cheryl: you don't want to betld that made, like, three grand on his trade? [laughter] i made, like, $10. where's that kid right now? charles: i made $15 one time carrying groceries, but it took me all day, cheryl. it was one of my greatest days ever in my life. man, i worked hard for that money. cheryl: i've been working since i was 12 and here i am still doing it, so what do i know? thank you very much, charles

if this happens you can bet they will go full bore after that next. i will go ask indiana senator mikehy the gop is not putting up a bigger fight? >>> american entrepreneurial spirit booming during the pandemic. what is next for these small businesses? we'll break it down for you. ♪ when you switch to xfinity mobile, you're choosing to get connected to the most reliable network nationwide, now with 5g included. discover how to save up to $300 a year with shared data starting at $15 a month, or get the lowest price for one line of unlimited. come into your local xfinity store to make the most of your mobile experience. you can shop the latest phones, bring your own device, or trade in for extra savings. stop in or book an appointment to shop safely with peace of mind at your local xfinity store. act now. ♪. charles: president biden, who has vowed to be the most prounion president ever wading into the fight into the amazon workers in alabama who may unionize. gerri willis joins us now with more. gerri? >> hey, that's right, charles. weeks in the making president biden dooring right of wo

mike lee says more motion in the ocean, so brace yourself. cheryl: you don't want to bet against the reddit crowd. remember that 10-year-old that made, like, three grand on his trade? [laughter] i made, like, $10. where's that kid right now? charles: i made $15 one time carrying groceries, but it took me all day, cheryl. it was one of my greatest days ever in my life. man, i worked hard for that money. cheryl: i've been working since i was 12 and here i am still doing it, so what do i know? thank you very much, charles payne. we're hitting session lows at the moment. i've got an hour to turn this around, but we are nowhere near the losses we saw exactly, god, one year ago today, folks. the pandemic hit one year ago today. right now there are the numbers, we are at session lows. the dow is down 220, the s&p down 20, nasdaq down 110. we'll see how the next hour goes. our floor show traders are going to tell us if the sequel is going to be as good as the original bull market runup. sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't. plus, fed chair jerome powell, and longtime treasury secr

mick mick richard -- mike: richard, how big of trouble is he in, in your view? >> if andrew cuomo survives, and my betn and one person only to thank for that, and that's donald trump who lowered the bar as with regards to dealing with women and dealing with covid. as we famously remember, donald trump bragged about grabbing women by the crotch and has a case in court where he's accused of raping one woman and sticking his fingers inside another and other accusations. andrew cuomo didn't follow the h.r. textbook, but certainly what he did pales in comparison. and as with regards to the nursing home scandal, andrew cuomo told new yorkers wear a mask, social instance, and they went from being the worst to the best in the country at a time when, because donald trump mocked masks and called it a hoax, the country's rates were skyrocketing nationally. hundreds of thousands of people died needlessly. if he survives, he can thank donald trump. mike: so, obviously, the cuomo name's a huge name in new york politics, his father was a longtime governor in new york, and cuomo's been a longtime governor himself. se

to suspend disbelief and are willing to bet this stock could move even more sharply to the upside than it has already this year, which is pretty remarkable. >> mikeamestop is doing a secondary, jeffries is on the deal there's a wall between investment banking and research and full disclosure at the end of every analyst report in terms of gaining investment banking business i thought i'd bring it up. for more options action, friday. get bitcoin out of your head into your car. big news got crypto fans cheering next ♪ get out of my dreams ♪ ♪ get into my car ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: options actions is and interests. and it learns with you, so as you become smarter, so do its recommendations. so it's like my streaming service. well except now you're binge learning. see how you can become a smarter investor sponsored by -- ♪ we see breakthrough medicines getting to patients in record time. at emerson, our automation software is empowering pharmaceutical companies to accelerate their production of critical vaccinations for the world. man: "fender bender," take 1. emerson. consider it solved. tonight's matchup: me versus an ugly fender bender. if i can eke o

but i bet we have issues out there that jobina can tell us about even this morning. hi, jobina. >> hi, mikeank you. yes, i just want to reiterate what mike washings have been al right for the commute so far this morning, it is going to pick up. slick conditions and also low visibility in the north bay. we're going to take a live look outside now starting in walnut creek, showing off 680 for you all. traffic has been light in this area this morning. as you move over to the bay bridge toll plaza, mitering lights came on at 6:22. once you make it through the lights, you have a clear ride to san francisco. the backup, while it is there, is not as bad. we know it can be much worse. looking at the maps here, i want to point out a problem i've been following all morning long as roadway flooding. before lucky drive, we have about a foot of water across all the lanes, this is not related to the rain. we're not exactly clear on what caused this. but it has been slowing down traffic off and on there throughout the morning. heads up around novato, marin, san rafael [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bi

mike mckee is here to tell us all. michael: i wouldn't make a bet on the idea that you will get anything different today, although claude raines was shocked there were politics going on on the house floor yesterday, or in the house hearing room yesterday. a lot of effort to get powell and yellen to support one side or the other on the debate about what stimulus is going to do and all of this government spending to the economy. inflation is what we will get back to today. the question of whether or not this is going to create inflation, powell said yesterday and will say again today that it will in the short run. the fed is watching inflation expectations, what americans think is going to happen and what the markets think is going to happen. both have been picking up, but have dropped off a little bit. it looks like we are flattening out, and right now, inflation expectations don't tell you there is going to be a long-term problem. powell will emphasize that. the other problem that goes along with that, do we have a problem with all of this money bei

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you can bet while the white house tries to pivot to some other issues, republicans make sure the border security matter is front and center. mikeke: mark meredith in wilmington, delaware, thanks a lot. joining us one of the republican senators who visited border at the end of the last week, a member of senate budget committees, senator mike braun. welcome. >> hi, mike. mike: what was the most disturbing aspect of your visit to the border. >> as lindsey said the squalor, lack of humanity was shocking. the thing that got me more than anything, the system behind it punctuated by around midnight when we got there thursday, going down to the rio grande, being heckled by the coyotes and smugglers at the border patrol folks. i asked what were they saying. they're saying whatever you do we're going to keep coming. the immensity of the issue and sophisticated system behind it that is something you don't hear. most of these kids coming across already have relatives here that have crossed illegally. $4,000 a person. it is like a travel agent being a coyote and a smuggler. then the thing that really got me because we think it is just centr

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the comments of hindenburg you can bet will be front and center on that call we will look forward to reports from that call mikeuess this is a sign of the froth. >> it is retrenching it is already i think trying to figure out and sort through what's real and what's not in there. >>, et cetera not going to be the only one when the opportunity is that big, you are going to get a lot of these kind of opportunistic capital raises we will see if this is the witness that has the real story toi kneel josh, are you in any of these ev plays. >> no. the one that i am really interested in but it is too expensive is kwan up scape i am waiting for like a general crash to see if i -- that's also preprevin. i actually think they have the answer solid state batteries versus the industry standard now. but it's like three years before their selling any of them, as great as the science is. the valuation that you are paying, much like for all the other names in thespace like you really just have to hold your breath and pray they can get the commercialization. these -- i am not saying they are bad. i think it is great that so many

mike, we get all those concerns. the fundamentals are there and the breadth is strong. if you bett, you will miss out on good gains. >> what about this kind of coric choreography with bond yields and determine growth stocks? we have the huge comeback for cyclical stocks. we have come into a pause period here how would you navigate that? >> we think it makes sense 10-year up 170 the economy is coming back we don't think this is abnormal for the 10-year to be here we think it got ahead of itself. at lpl, we said we like growth over value and now we're more 50/50. the reopening names. we have not thrown away technology and communication that is where the growth and earnings are coming from we have evened up the portfolios >> all right more balance into year two ryan, i appreciate it. thanks a lot. >> thank you >>> thanks, mike when we come back, another big price tag for an nft the big pay day for jack dorsey's first tweet that's coming up next. >> announcer: this cnbc program is sponsored by baird. visit bairddifference.com. ♪ ♪ we know it's going to take many forms of energy to mee

. >> i bet it wasn't this -- i want to show you one of those -- another only in new york moments. ♪ that is mike calculations that's 85 stories he's standing there. >> cool. >> these are workers taking the boom off a crane at hudson yards. members of level on 40 iron workers union, mike hickey's been playing the bagpipes since he was 6. i don't know that he's ever played it way up there. >> way up high. a lot of people think that's a beautiful sound. i did see pigeons take flight in the afternoon yesterday. that might have been the reason. >> thank you, mike hickey. >> the only bagpiper in the neighborhood. >>> my talk of the table, we're talking to ledge do every dj d-nice. it was one year ago as the coronavirus sent people into quarantine, he began using his instagram feed to live stream sets from his living room. "club quarantine" quickly became the place to party remotely during this pandemic, attracting high-profile guests like -- who? oprah, who? michelle obama. who? mark zuckerberg. >> club quarantine. let's dance. ♪ ♪ >> party all over the world. all over the world. come on. get up! come

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and wall street bets about board member and chewy founder ryan cohen and his digital turn-around plan back to you guys. >> kate rooney, that is going to be exciting to watch thank you. mikel story here the question, i guess, is whether fundamentals matter. >> well, fundamentals matter in terms of how they can be recast in terms of opportunity for some kind of strategic confirmation the disconnect is what the stock has been up to and what people are saying this company can become and the actual business, which is 5,000 stores, really reliant on things like selling secondhand games and collectibles there's a lot of things you have to assume to get anywhere close. a real mismatch between what the market has thought of this stock and what the insiders have you see all these executive departures clearly they weren't with the program of what's supposedly to come based on what the new investors have to say. also a lot of the board of directors and insiders were selling in january in the 20s and 30s. nobody saw this coming they have 5,000 stores this is still something to be worked through on a fundamental basis. price-to-sales ratio is 2.3 times. it spent most of the last sever

mike. from one of the best tennis players, to one of the best tennis players, to one of the best forecasters. i betonditions. we have a weather front producing rain across parts of scotland, snow on the mountains, showers ahead of it across parts of north—east england and we have heavier showers across the southeast. through this morning, they were clear away and a weather front sink south. in doing so, it will brighten up behind it and we will brighten up behind it and we will see some sunshine. a brighter day across parts of north—east england and we have seen for this week. it will not feel as cold as either. the fact we have across southern counties will eventually live but some of it will lift into some low cloud. temperatures, between four and 10 degrees. clinging onto double figures by the skin of our teeth in south—west england. but that is going to change. through this evening and overnight there goes a weather front as a weak fixture taking its rain towards the south—west. behind it there will be areas of cloud and clear skies and another is clear skies it will be cold. cold enough for te

bet you are checking up on them, where have you been? get back to your tent. i hope some of those events can go ahead. but for now, outdoor sports, but for now, outdoorsports, mikemade sure he thanked scotland. thank you thank you. what a six nations it's been. and mike phillips, another wales legend. simply said what a match... unbelieveable. there was a great win for british number two, cameron norrie at the miami open tennis. his serve was broken by ninth seed grigor dimitrov in the first set and he was 5—3 down — but he won four games in a row to take it — and then completed a straight—sets victory. it's the second time this season he's beaten a top—20 player. norrie said it was a "massive" win and he'd take a lot out of it. he'll play taylor fritz next. we have three british players through to the quarter—finals of the wgc matchplay golf in austin, texas — but lee westwood isn't one of them, after he was beaten in spectacularfashion. his group had to be decided by a sudden—death play—off against sergio garcia and at the fourth extra hole, the spaniard produced this... a hole—in—one — nothing westwood could do about that. scotland's robert macintyre won his