did that happen with pepsi co? we had tremendous upgrades of all the usual staple suspects, merck, kimberly clark, cardinal health, human that, are there always on the move these days, timeline of recession stocks make sense merck has a new deal with moderna to develop cancer vaccines i would frankly buy moderna and kimberly clark saying enough is enough they are all drug middlemen. consistent earners not unlike ralphie. human humana you can't live without. i tried to figure how to deal with medicare and paid a fortune so someone else could figure it out for me all i know is i pay humana for the stuff i used to get for free before i turned 65 but turning 65 is better than the alternative. back to pepsi co, in this business our goal is to find stocks where expectations are low and wall street has wrote off the business an inflation road kill like pep until this morning. after i read the quarter and conference call i had a brain storm, that's right the new low list, the neighborhoods where the dreams are broken and t

pepsi co confirming this and in modesto and sacramento, california.have tesla shares president trump eting 6+ percent and downdraft tide to florida fire fighters sending out urgent warnings to ev owners in the southwest region of the state about the impact of hurricane ian flooding on their vehicles s and car batteries are blowing up after the cars sat in salt water for days. madison alworth at the fire control and rescue station 45. madison, what are fire crews dealing with here? >> reporter: liz, when the batteries are exposed to salt water and corrode, you have explosion and i want to bring in assistant fire chief james hammond that's been seeing this and you sent us video. you had a tesla fire yesterday you responded to and we'll show that to liz and the folks at home. tell me what about that fire made it more difficult than a typical gas fire. >> they take large amounts of water to cool the batteries and add on access to cool them and very draining on the resources. >> reporter: you were saying to me, sometimes this car you can put it out but som

rewards companies that have been able to raise prices but then continue growing their sales like pepsi covmh. not hasbro. it's a market that wants to go up. it's oversold; right. we've been looking at worst start since the great depression. stu: j&j, a moment ago we had the big board and only loser among the dow 30. what's the story? susan: i think the guidance was pretty weak. j&j beat on the top and bottom line and pharmaceutical sales and they narrowed their earnings at look. they maintained caution because of strong dollar so they're saying that sales won't grow as much as they hopefully had expected. stu: they beat on the top line and missed on the bottom. this afternoon and they're down a tiny fraction now. what are you looking for? susan: obviously it's a subscriber number and guided for a million gain in the summertime after shutting 1.2 million in the first half of this jeer. that's a big deal and the first time and first three dais losing subscribers and looking to add and don't forget the ad tier is what people are looking for. stu: when does that come? susan: the first week of

from the highs it takes time for those supply contracts to roll over i said the same thing about pe pepsi co the numbers were solid and bullish long term. perhaps more important at one point, j&j stock was down more than $3 and then over the course of the day, buyers circled back, erased nearly all the losses that's encouraging bottom line, i'm not trying to call the bottom in j&j stock that's what i call a mug's game. this remains a tricky market even if we had a couple good days in a row but i like the way j&j is trading over the last couple months and after the quarter we saw this morning, i think it's precisely the stock you need to buy as we head into 2023, which should be a much better year for the new much faster growing johnson & jo johnson. charlie in new york, charlie >> caller: hi, jim how are you doing? >> i'm doing well, charlie, how about you? >> caller: good, thanks. been a viewer for a long time and in the club since you started it. >> oh, thank you thank you. the club is fun. >> caller: well, i know you admire the folks at regeneron and moderna. you never seem to buy them ho

i expect more from ups pepsi co was a starter and we can see the same thing, maybe better there is so much to like from the ceo james quincy is pushing. general motors reports and i fear that like ford, they'll have to contend with higher costs and lower sales and then general electric and 3 m i hope they can explain the weaknesses behind the stocks i didn't just fall off the ststoc truck. in the morning we get results from the high tech defense contractor, lockheed martin delivered a high number and i beth ra raytheon does the same thing. it's very much a buy after the close tuesday, outfit reports and i'm expecting a good set of numbers thanks to the strength of youtube. this stock got dinged on snaps before rallying late in the day and finishing positive but the funny thing is, i believe alphabet is taking share from snap because google search gives advertisers the right eyeballs and snap is really in the end messaging site for children. the big venture capitalists decided it needed to be more and microsoft has more or less preannounced the p.c. related illness but hasn't disclosed

we're in a market where pepsi co is the way to go they have great snacks utz is too small cap for me.t's just the way i feel let's go to david in connecticut -- no, not going to get a chance we'll have to talk about mobile eye to say good-bye. i like mobile eye the business but i think mobile eye the stock is going to have a tough time. if you want in, i recommend waiting for a bit of a pull back much more "mad money" ahead including my exclusive is it time to back into the financials i'm learning more with the company's ceo and sometimes you have to discredit the market's judgment a few names may have gotten the short end of the stick and all your calls, rapid fire in tonight's edition of the lightning round. so stay with cramer. (vo) this is more than just a building. it's billion-dollar views. perfectly located. an inspiration. and enough space to start an empire. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. - oh, the stock market is doing that fun thing again. news from the future: you're going to live through that about 10 more times! (laughs) no stress. i just discovered yie

they are still buying as prices are rising, holding those levels, picks up -- pepsi co. is adding more product, more than most folks thought. this is one of those rare occasions, don't want to necessarily, it is unusual with good economic news being treated as good news. i find that a little bit remarkable. the white house might reinforce the impression the president made with jake tapper the we might see a recession but for the time being he doesn't see one, maybe he's pointing to data like this, edward lawrence has more on that. >> reporter: throw some bad news on top of bad and good news. the message at the white house is stark change. a year ago the president was saying we are not going to have a recession and three months ago saying it's not likely we are going to have a recession, now as of yesterday it is possible we could have a recession but it will be shallow. >> you set a slight recession is possible. >> president biden: it is possible. i don't anticipate it but we talk about the impact on families. families have reason to be concerned about energy prices and

. >>> in the first week of every earnings season, pepsi co kicks things off with a nice quarter and hearst of the biggest banks that can tell you a great deal about the financial industry and economy every three months i like to give a run down of the banks because they set the stage for the rest of the earnings season and a huge part of commerce in this country this morning alone, we got results from jp morgan, wells fargo, citi group, four of the six largest in america with the other two coming next week and you know what? the numbers were by in large pretty good but they need explanation. let's start with the one that report the 6:45 a.m. today let's start with j.p. morgan this morning, the numbers were -- they were stunningly strong i say surprising because if you spend any time listening to ceo jamie diamond recently, he's painted a pretty negative picture of both u.s. and global economy although i think he's actually -- i won't say misquoted. i didn't think he put the right words on it. he did a great job of setting the barlow with the stock plunging from $173 at the peak a year ag

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