we also have paypal numbers.>> a bit of a mixed quarter here shares lower by about 1% in the after hours. now 2% eps coming in ten cents above consensus at 78 cents. part of that was related to a benefit to its investment. revenue in line with estimates at $4.13 billion representing 12% growth year over year. for the first time paypal releasing active accounts for venmo. 40 million accounts. and that compares to 15 million for rival square cash. no one is doubting venmo's popularity the question is whether it can be monetized looking soft here. total payment volume coming in lower than what the street was expecting at $161 billion. venmo tpv also short so growth is slowing here as the company struggles to monetize this unit. venmo, second quarter revenue guidance light but q2 earnings guidance in line the stock is moving lower now down 2.5% in the after hours but this is a stock up nearly 30% year to date guys >> d, thanks for that. mike, down 2.5%. v venmo is always -- we weren't expecting it to be profitable. >

caroline: when we spoke before, you were over at paypal.aypal and facebook have a strong relationship when it comes to integration within marketplace, when it comes to how instagram purchases are being used. how do you see that developing, in terms of payments, particularly when we look forward to the way in which we will see messenger being used to purchase various things, enterprise, business relationships? will it be paypal, or will facebook build their own mechanism for payments? stan: we are going to work with everybody out there who will enable our users to be able to transact seamlessly with merchants of their choice. we want to have as many partners as possible. paypal has been a great partner for us, but it doesn't mean that it's going to be exclusive. caroline: always great to get your time. we thank you very much. . stan, facebook messenger vp, thank you for joining us. coming up, huawei exposed. could there the evidence that the u.s. wants to get its allies to ban the manufacturer? we take a look next. this is bloomberg. ♪ carol

square is not only outperforming paypal, but has outperformed paypal year-to-date and over the last year. scarlet: thank you so much. still with us is phil orlando, of federated investors, and bloomberg's sarah ponczek. looking at the market now, people are calling it fully valued. where do you see evaluations? fine.valuations look going back to the fourth quarter, the 20% decline, we multiple at the top of the market to 14 on christmas eve. in our view, that was inappropriate, stocks were oversold and bonds and the vix were overbought. now we are getting balance, up 23% from christmas eve. to 16,tiple has expanded 16 .5. in our view, the 18 multiple at the top of the market was in exactly the right place, and we know that because of where inflation is. are pc at 1.8%, suggesting multiple of slightly over 18 times earnings is where we need to get to. over the course of the year, we think the market will grind higher with a little expansion. joe: you mentioned the significance of earnings season, and watching to see a second-half rebound. what sectors do you expect to see us lead, showing

paypal missed for a key concern?gh: we were a couple cents above where they guided her they blew the numbers out of the water so well this quarter. $.70, $.67. that is a weird guide on the eps side. romaine: are you hearing in regard to the general space? paypal has outperformed all of the payment companies. this has been a space that has been hot amongst the hedge fund. leigh: we have seen upward revisions for the last couple of quarters and the out quarters for late 19 for all of these customer -- companies. square has done well. stocks rolling over a little bit now which is weird. another massive secular play. it is almost to the point where you do not want to over think it. we are still at such a low level of total process payment, electronic payments versus cash. you put yourself on the right curve here at the end of the day. caroline: when you are looking across the board at what has really been happening in terms it feels as though we have been on fire. today we took a breather in terms of the market. do you t

francine: the first one is the news coming out now, huber said paypal will buy some -- huber said paypalir global partnership. they will explore a collaboration and this is significant because we were trying to figure out what the barriers for entry are. i do not know whether the payment system is part of that, but they set their ipo at 180 million shares, $44 to $50 per share. tom: you look at this historic 3m.of google, maybe i do not think they have a slogan. reignite opportunity by setting the world in -- we ignite opportunity by setting the world in motion. what is it about technology that people have to have a stupid phrase on their document? mandeep: that is one way to grab attention, when it comes to disrupting the sector, trying to do things in a new factor. tom: the risk factors begin on page 32. what will you pay attention to? .andeep: the variable cost if you have a business at more than $10 billion revenue rate and it cannot scale operating leverage, that is the problem. greatou nailed one of my themes, conflation and confusion of variable costs which are fixed costs. that i

and i was just wondering if i should hold on to it >> i like it i like paypal more, but paypal is going so far so fast, and this one has been stuck ever since the fabulous sam fryer left square is okay let's go to jeffrey in new york. jeffrey. >> caller: good afternoon, mr. cramer how are you doing today? >> i'm good, jeffrey how about you? >> caller: doing well, thank you very much. so here's the stock i wanted to ask. it's about cabot oil gas corp, cog. >> high quality company. a lot of great pennsylvania acreage. marcellus shale. i think it's a good one. let's go to diane in florida diana. >> caller: hi, jim you have a great show there. >> thank you >> caller: i'm not a smoker, but i do have pm stock for many years. the question i have for you, are they going to have interest in cannabis, like altria has interest in hronos >> i don't like the recommend the tobacco stocks it's not a real cannabis pay canopy is the only one i'm recommending in that group they're hard to own. a touchy subject, philip morris. i can't recommend it let's go to paul in texas. paul >> caller: boo-yah, jim. h

paypal and the stock is unstoppable. they did a great job checked in with the company this weekend, everything is strong there. i wouldn't worry about any investment they make try to figure out has the stock got too high that's what i'm worried b it seems like it hasn't undervalued thin tech. brad in massachusetts, brad? >> jim, i got a position in oxidental. with the discussions, should i be concerned about more down side >> i think it is going to get it i think vicki has been expressing the most, i'd say, ver sieve us are ways she's going to get anadarco. travel trust owns it i am thinking that maybe this is about as good as it gets oxidental may be overpaying. remember, chevron had firepower by anything. i don't think chevron -- chevron may not go higher. i don't know if you check the rhetoric i thought they might wow, vicki holab, i don't think she can be stopped even though chevron can certainly stop her if they wanted to. chris in florida chris? >> hi, jim boo-yah. >> boo-yah >> bristol-myers i've been listening to

joined at post nine by the ceo of a unicorn company himself, early pinterest investor as well, paypaljoins us in another cnbc exclusive. max, great to have you back. >> thank you for having me. >> so let's talk about pinterest. they are up against giants like yelp was you were an investor there and you were the chairman as well. pinterest is looking to come to market at more than three times yelp's current market cap. boil down the challenge for ben silverman and team to thrive in this environment with all these big competitors for ad dollars >> i think competitively they've proven themselves to be relatively successful at this point you can't price in the $10 billion almost range and not have real revenue. the revenue reported was almost $800 million it's a real growing concern. i think to the point of ipo pricing back in my day when paypal was going public if you didn't pop 100% on a day off you weren't a good company 60% day was a bad idea seems like things are a little more rationale and better these days think pinterest needs to keep growing and they are operating in a competitiv

, dan shulman. >> i said, jim, did you sell paypal what did you leave on the table?> david, this paypal quarter, fin tech, david, is so loved. >> fin tech is a -- >> fin tech. pornographic i know fin tech when i see it. >> yeah. you do was that justice brennan who said that? >> potter stewart. >> potter stewart. correct. >> smart fella >> ven mmo processed tpp and they're up >> square will knock them. love affair should be with dan shulman because he guards your privacy as much as tim cook. >> remember apple? >> i do. >> what did qualcomm say badly about their partner today? >> nothing. >> okay. i just wanted to be sure. >> nothing. >> steve molikov sat here and would say absolutely nothing. >> right remember i was trying to get him to talk about the names of his two dogs >> yes >> he gave me the wrong names after the commercial break he called it skippy. >> i know what it is it's thor and rakno. >> thor will be on my show tonight. look at this facebook. look at this market. down 224 it's j. powell heaven and it's -- look at this, 3m, david, is down 23 points. a grea

. >>> paypal is facing a discrimination lawsuit. woman was denied a promotion because they notice that she had a young child. the suit claimed that she reported the gender discrimination to paypal, but they did not start looking into it for about a month and that was fired for pushing back against the alleged discrimination. they say they are investigating all of the claims. >> we will look at the markets. there is not a lot of markets moving. >> the san jose sharks series starts tonight. they take on they colorado avalanche. more than likely, without their captain. he took a hard hit in the game seven win against the vegas golden knights. the sharks coach says that it is unlikely that he will play, but it is not rolled out. >>> game six of the golden state warriors series against the la clippers. they had a chance to clinch this later in the week. the leader of the series will take on the houston rockets who play against the utah jazz. if they win tonight, game seven would be sunday at oracle in oakland. the tipoff is set for 7:00.

following the weekend's bombing attacks the atrocities and i know to have killed three hundred ten paypal and an alleged member of a full. rights militia group appears before federal courts in the us he was arrested by the f.b.i. after a video came to light showing migrants being detained at gunpoint near the mexican border.

today's gun laws make the innocent will phone rable only jane is taking a nap and dancing to fatten gin paypalor actually allowing for most to actually have firearms. for years pauline hanson has been pushing a populist anti immigration a g.

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paypal has had an amazing run here so if it gets hit, i would love for the trust to buy it back do you know that 3m has quietly moved up 20 points on nothing? here is the thing. if 3m doesn't deliver or at least restructure on thursday, i think it gets hammer after the close we hear from amazon and ford. i'm betting both will be terrific in their own way. amazon should have excellent web services ford, maybe the bad numbers behind them. i expect a good number 6% yield amazon has a trend to trade erratically, but i like them both we also get results from starbucks. this stock has run up 25 points almost straight, all based on how ceo kevin johnson has changed the way better through-put and better promotions china remains a wild card, though, and it's not a joke. friday is oil day. we get both chevron and exxon. chevron won't have much to add what they told us last week and talked about the anadarko acquisition, which you know i like and i like chevron itself. still do i think it's exxon's turn to do a big deal i suggest exxoneog a gigantic producer that i didn't highlight yesterday exxo

. >> i've taken that drug before >> at levels not seen since december of 2000 paypal, all-time high. you want to go more chips? all-time high. tech keeps ripping >> and will continue to rip along with the other sectors that pete is talking about i think he mentioned healthcare. industrials are on fire as well. look, right now, the trend is reflecting sentiment sentiment is very positive it will continue that way as long as nothing interrupts it. what could interrupt it is bad policy decisions from washington, d.c. look, we should get this china deal if we don't, that would be horrible but the next thing to focus on after that is what's going on with the european union and the u.s. if that situation, that simmering trade dispute gets resolv resolved, the march higher is very easy to see and i know i've been saying this for a while but i'm going to continue to say this it comes from corporations spending on capital expenditures, taking advantage of good tax rules that came out of last year's tax cut >> carrie, rates have backed up lately and that's helped the banks, the financials have

uber also says paypal buys also have a bunch of stocks and they are going to go public in may. >>> in the meantime the sf bay work messaging is taking its next step to file papers to securities and exchange commission. they say it collected $400 million in revenue in 2018, but with a net loss of 138 million. slack is pursuing a direct listing rather than an ipo. >>>tesla ceo has made tentative deal with the u.s. security and exchange commission to settle, a lawsuit. and lower his controversial twitter habits. under the terms of this agreement, elon musk will be required to seek legal counsel before posting, any public statements. including tweets regarding tesla's finances and business operations. the judge still has to sign off on this agreement. if that happens, musk will not be held in contempt for an earlier settlement with the fcc. >>> taking a live look at san jose right now. new data shows silicon valley if it was its own country it would be the second richest country in the world. areas like fremont, palo alto, mountain view and gilroy, had a per-person $130,000. that's just b

. >> a right, but then you've got paypal spun off from ebay y fers ago.o be no stumble in that stock recently and it's want getting too expensive for you? >> ebay, excuse me, pay pal as you know from ebay andhey have lending and a new peer to peer payment app called h venmo grown tremendously. we see the space getting bigger and bigger. right now they're a person to person payments area is at 35 billion and it should be going to 335 billion in the next couple of years and there are let of growth opportunities there as well. >> and the other pick is not about page, but it's about financial technology. intuit have beena a aroundong time and they've had to change their product offerings over tha years technology changed, right? >> definitely. all of us did our taxes recently py, so for the turn and they're using quick books or they're on their mid software and if you use a professional chances are they'll u into the software, as well. >> and that's why their revenue was increased 10%. >> apple getting into that area, as well and are those two that you like o

paypal was downgraded for ubs. the monetization of its venmo app is priced into that stock. the shares were up modestly to 108.81. ailing com had a neutral rating at susquehanna today. lyft invests should be ncerned with the company's position as the number two ill er behind uber which debut on its own on wall street next month. the pricet tar lyft, $57. the stock was up nearly 6% today at 59.51.still ahead, automakers are plugging in. >> i'm phil lebeau, electric vehicles are turning heads like never before. why are so many people now considering an e that stooming up on "nightly business report." ♪ ♪ >>> zoom, one othe highly anticipated companies, pricing its initial public offerg at $36 a share and that was above expectations. as we've been reporting zoom h been profitable which sets it apart from some of the other tech companies coming public. shares are trading tomorrow on the nasdaq under the ticker symbol, zm. >> one day after qualcomm and apple ended their long-running gal battle, the ceo of qualcomm today said that he is looking forward to working the iphone maker.

know is seems to that the game has definitely changed rule has been money for use paypal over everything so as long as i'm making paper. today a girl is pregnant i go so too to the children yes in a middle school you know saying i can do certain things and i ask a mom like you know tell me what your number is i said what's your number is what you mean and i said tell me when you get to this number as a drug deal when you are he is lying in whatever money you would have you don't want to make your paper streets tell me when you get today are you going to quit like is it ten thousand dollars fifteen thousand dollars fifty thousand dollars one hundred thousand what is your exit point because see if you don't that means you don't have no exit play that means that you wait for the jump our boys the stick go boys or you're waiting for somebody to you know extract you out of this so that means you have a way to get locked up or get killed. so that definitely me something definitely just you know all of us a little fresh to so they only ever had a tape out yet this was definitely a crime so the

another big gainer has increased by $8 million their loan portfolio from paypal. best performer in premarket saying they are reaffirming their full-year guidance, emphasizing confidence in this cycle. alix: bloomberg's taylor riggs. great breakdown. we are about a half hour away from attorney general william barr's news conference expected to talk about the process of rejecting the report. more on what i am watching. and color coding. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: here is what i and everyone is going to be watching. william barr expected to release the redacted version of robert mueller's report. kevin cirilli joins us. what we get in half an hour? kevin: we get a redacted version of the report. it will be color-coded for redaction. we will hearnote from attorney general william and at the 9:30 half-hour then potentially from president trump at the 10:00 hour and formally get this release sometime before noon. david: it is a tough question. will anything surprise us? earlier --his point is this just confirmation biask? kevin: that is a great question. you will hear f

the company also said paypal stockuy $500 million of in a private placement.o make up trading debut next month. were no plans to propose merging the french carmaker with its alliance partner nissan. each automaker would have about a 50% stake. there would be equal representation on the board. nissan resisted merger efforts pushed by former chairman carlos ghosn. amazon trying to revise its main e-commerce franchise and ward off competition. this quarter, the world's largest online retailer will spend $800 million to reduce delivery times for top customers from two days to one. amazon reported sales growing in the first quarter at the slowest pace in four years. that is your bloomberg business flash. david: thanks so much. amazon reported record earnings yesterday, driving the stock up after hours, then it came down, then back up again. we welcome scott mishkin, wolf research managing director of consumer research. he has an outperform rating on the stock. constance hunter of kpmg is still with us. scott, explain what is going on here. scott: we feel very bulli

want to be able to sustain and what we are doing fine i'm going to get our donations from paypal i can't see it happening and six months we have seen a terrible and crisis and paper comment on the table mocking. the british government the e.u. and the irish government agree they do not want a hard border in the event of a no deal with the constant checks between northern islands and the republic so the british prime minister to resign may's brix a deal which is being rejected by parliament sri times contains the so-called backstop the backstop is a last resort to keep an open border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland should the u.k. crash out of the e.u. without a deal any deal one containing the backstop or otherwise that huge implications for the economy and cross border trade it also raises fears over renewed violence thirty years after the good friday agreement ended decades of the so-called troubles. the violence between mainly catholic republicans who fought for united independent island and brutally protestant unionists who insisted northern ireland remain part o

she was at paypal. she's more recently been serving zuckerbergof the initiative.as previously white house chief of staff. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: we've been covering chevron and its $33 billion that on the oil region. bloomberg spoke with the ceo of chevron today. listen to what he had to say. >> over 75 miles of continuous acreage that runs across the delaware basin, which is really the core of the permian. this will allow us to bring some of the things we've been good at, factory drilling, and service infrastructure, to a much larger portfolio. when we saw this tremendous advantage, this really brings together nice assets and makes our position even better. you also have some deepwater assets. you have some gas assets. you were saying permian. does this shift your company to other places? >> i think the permian can sometimes take the air out of the room. acrossa global company many different asset classes. the permian is what everybody likes to talk about now, but there's much more. highlight complementary position in the gulf of mexico. they've got a rea

. ♪ caroline: facebook has nominated the paypal executive to its board. not the only change being made. netflix ceo reed hastings will step down. they have been director since 2011. an election will be held at a future shareholder meeting. after hitting fresh highs in 2019, the signs of going ahead in the crypto world with an indicator now at its most overboard since hitting a record last year. the crypto index plummeted 65%. ariana simpson, founder and managing harne partner. welcome. >> thank you. caroline: so, technical indicators. how much do the investors, be it retail, institutional, look at technical indicators for things like crypto? guest: it really depends on your investment strategy. are you more of a venture type investor? i find it funny people looking at the same data and drawing widely different conclusions. i think all of that needs to be taken with a grain of salt. in general, the more important indicator is the maturation of some of the products that raise a lot of capital and starting to launch. caroline: can you name some of the more i

>> that is crazy because they focus on you might lose business to instagram but you are like the paypal you don't care who gets it it is your platform. it doesn't matter if instagram helps. it is probably better. >> the more places the merchants could sell the better it is. the complexity of retail becomes more complicated and shopify will simplify the whole process for entrepreneurs and we have economics with the different channels so there is still upside for us when our merchants sell across a whole bunch of channels. >> 2019 is the year for regina hill to talk about empowerment and companies that are good for others you have -- you lend, you actually stake hold and mentioned it briefly tell more people about that. because i think it is remarkable you do good for them and do good for you. >> the small businesses could start on shopify but when they want to raise capital, whether for inventory or market, no bank is giving them money and because we understand their businesses we're able to deploy capital to start a business and we've given $500 million worth of capital to small busines

push back against the truly actually powerful, we are not even kidding -- google, amazon, facebook, paypal- do they say anything ever? no. of course not. they suck up. every single time. they suck up to power. because that's who they are. beautiful toadies to the powerful peer defending class interest and pretending that. that's who they are. chris hosts the chris plan show right here in washington. he joins us here tonight. a member of the media. for 30 years standing. this seems like the one group that ought to be defending free speech but that isn't. >> no. it's a catastrophic fail. i didn't watch it live, but i did dvr the dinner. i have been to many of them, as you have. i watched it yesterday, and i took notes because it's my job. i'm really embarrassed for them. for eight years, president obama racked up what has to be, and what the aclu described as one of the worst first amendment records and presidential history. the aclu described him as a satirical first amendment president, all right. they -- on the campaign, they had three newspapers for obama and 2008 that did not endorse ba

paypal is investing $500 million into uber. they are preparing to go public in early may. we have a little bit more on the pricing of that. it does look like a good opening. we will have more coming up on business news. >>> friday morning, april 26, i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. what is the weekend going to be like? >> cooler. >> for most of us. >> everybody. >> we were talking about cars. >> my dad had a 1964 buick riviera. now you have glasses and stuff. >>> fog, son, cool, warm. the temperatures inland are 80s today, but 70s over the weekend. the bases have lifted and there moving inland now. it is set for a cooler day. the forecast for injections or low to mid 80s. the lows are way down. we're in the 50s versus the low to mid 60s a couple days ago. there is an onshore component west-northwest or west- southwest. that will be coming in through southern california. 50s, 60s, 70s, still some 80s tomorrow. alley is here. >> welcome back to 24 then there is a new crash that we're going to mention in contra costa county. this crashes on west bound 24 in orinda. there we

alex jones has never said anything like that and completely deplatforms and kicked off paypal.williams is completely fine. safe in the tender bosom of trinity colleges bureaucracy. they don't oppose hatred. they are encouraging hatred obviously. let's stop lying about that. well comedian and podcast host adam kroll one of the most defenders of actual free speech left in america. he is not only famous host but an amazing car racing fan and participant. we were in l.a. last week and decided to go over to his race car garage and talk to him because we couldn't resist because it's amazing. here is how the conversation resulted. >> tucker: you've been on the road for the past several months talking about free speech. i know your views on it. have you been able to convince the audience especially young people that free speech matters? are they on your side, do you think? >> adam: i've been able to convince my audience that free speech matters. and i think the pendulum is starting to swing back a little bit, you know, we had a saturation level. i sort of belief as human beings we work

and deidre spoke to the cfo of paypal >> we talked about venmo the big question for venmo, when willt finally start making money. here's what he told me >> it won't happen this year it is not something that we put a time frame on, but i think for us we're very fortunate in that we're able to invest for growth and still expand our operating margins through other means. we have a portfolio of products? are higher margin than others, but we're building a company for the long term and venmo is a key part of that and we want to make the appropriate investments right now to scale and grow that platform without being too focused on trying to get it to be profitable in 9 nethe next quarter or two >> so for now p to p payments continue to cost the company and on a potential venmo credit card, he said there was nothing to announce but he didn't shut down the idea either saying it could be a natural progression i also asked about the payments processer for instragram shopping, that is still in early stages have a listen. >> to instragram specifically, it is where our future is. we want to conti

they also revealed that paypal plans to buy $500,000 in stock.hey will go public in early may. >>> meantime the san francisco- based work messaging platform slack is taking the next step in filing to go public. it filed papers yesterday with the security exchange commission. slacks is a collected $400 million in revenue in 2018 but with a net loss of $138 million. slack is pursuing a direct listing rather than ipo.>>> the tesla ceo has made a tentative deal with the u.s. and securities and exchange commission to settle a lawsuit over his controversial twitter habits. under the terms of the agreement, elon musk will be required to seek legal counsel before posting any public statements, including tweets, regarding tesla finance and business operations. a judge still has to sign off on the agreement. >>> oakland police pulling out all the stops to crack down on sideshows this weekend. it comes after a recent sideshow ended with a truck being torch. police are boosting the number of officers dedicated to preventing sideshows. there are plans to moni

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to make ends meet she's start add paypal me fund and made the difficult decision to return to work fourier than originally planned. >> we were banking on the refund. we live paycheck to paycheck and we can't in a sense save right now. >> nbc technology correspondent jake ward joining me now. the reality is, we talked about it. i mean, her reality is the reality for most americans watching and listening right now. >> right. >> there are areas where americans might save or come out ahead under the new tax plan i assume? >> a couple of sort of areas of good news. basically before this in order to get the child tax credit, so if you're a parent, right? you only get it if you earned less than $130,000 a year. it's tough. i know taxes. tough to grapple. this is the thing. earned more than $130,000 with kids you weren't allowed to take the earned income, child tax credit. now you can earn up to $400,000. a lot of people fall into that and write off their kids in a way. some good news here. >> according to the irs, 25% of americans, myself included, wait until the last two weeks to even file. >

good for his business and bring the retail investor back >> and facebook, microsoft, chipotle, visa, paypalgst just some of the names we'll break down the impact of those earnings when we g