where do you guys -- pepsico is a big company. want to get the ceos attention, you want the money, but i am sure rockstar does, too. >> well, what it does is, this gives pepsi a greater portfolio to play with in energy. celsius is one of the leading fitness lifestyle brands in their portfolio, it can be a front runner for them. i think it is a great combination. we have the distribution agreement, plus skin in the game with their sizable investment. >> when you started, when you first came on this show -- i do not speak to short-sellers, but i want my twitter feed. a lot of my mentors are very kind, but there are a few people on permanent intellectual vacation. there were people who told me oh, cramer has got celsius , he does not understand, it is the greatest short ever. did people understand you could not stop you? you are kind of an unstoppable force when it comes to business. >> we are unstoppable. the brand is great, it is on fire. consumers are really resonating with the portfolio. we have a great flavor. we launched two ne

tom: pepsico to take 8.5% stake in celsius for $550 million? is it that a crypto company?athan: it is a fitness drink maker? lisa: it is a competitor of tang. tom: they could have bought tang. i just thought of crypto. jonathan: is that what you wanted to cover it? you thought it was crypto. tom: they will now -- they will no doubt do a better job than i did. i just went down in flames. jonathan: he tried to drag me down with you. tom: we tried to get bramo involved. stephen links profit into our economy like no one i have ever met. stephen, you are the guy i want to talk to. late in the earnings surprise and a six-week bull market with chairman powell's economy. take the profit and tell me what it means about our economy. stephen: the one thing i heard from comments earlier about july and the stock market is not the economy, a month is not a quarter. we had a quarter past where there were still lingering strength. you will see employment gain in the month. we are decelerating from a high level of production and employment gains. the fact that profits are up 6.5% over the

remember pepsico and coca-cola have gotten much more aggressive.his is a fantastic deal that they made, they struck it with pepsico. but that's why it moved up. thanks for calling. i think the fantasy football draft is a terrific analog. remember every stock should serve a purpose. you need the right balance for defense and speculative stock. could this company add some flair to your portfolio? i will be checking in with the top brass. i'm putting the messaging into context and of course, rapid fire tonight with the addition of the lightning round so stay with cramer. bubbles bubbles bubbles bubbles there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earn points on top of your airline miles. so you can go see even more of all the world's bubbles. when hurting feet make you want to stop, it's dr. scholl's time. our custom fit orthotics use foot mapping technology to give you personalized support, for all-day pain relief. find your relief in store or online. another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got t

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when it comes to earnings of consumer giants, when pepsico came out with results showing that there was no growth in unit sales, revenue growth because of the double digit price increases, people felt let us wait and see what happens with all of these other companies. will it repeat itself? yes. consumers are pushing back, prices continue to rise. how much longer can consumers keep spending? we have no clarity over when the federal reserve could use more aggressive rate hikes. we had a gloomy forecast from a nvidia to date weighing on the sector already and traders watching for inflation data for more clues aware the rate is going -- on where the rate is going. kathleen hayes, let me start with you, how are we reflect -- how reflective are those of the global economy? >> we have intel's numbers and nvidia's numbers. it points to a weakness in consumer device shipments and lesser spending on consumer devices. this validates that because of the weakness is really focused on consumer focused laptops that use their gpu cards. it came up quite strong, the negative i think investors are tryin

drinks are sold, and we do have distributional's that open us up with the opportunity to partner with pepsicound the world, and health and wellness is a megatrend, and that is what we are capitalizing on. alix: health and wellness, guy, get on that. it was a $550 million investment, what are you going to do with that money in the short term? john: a lot of opportunity. balance -- it improves your balance sheet. we are also investing in coolers, and within our resources, we are looking for vertical integration opportunities, as well right now . we see massive opportunities ahead that allows for flexibility. guy: a .5% is the stake they have -- 8.5% is the state they have taken. is there a limit on how high it can go? could they take more of the deal works out? john: it is an initial investment for them. we felt it was important for distribution partner to have skin in the game and aligned interest. that is critical and a key component of them contributing. right now we are focused on the transition and really to maximize the opportunities for celsius, but for sure this opportunity as we go fur

that's margin expansions pepsico is the best of that group. and is up for the year it's a great place to be look at that chart look at that chart >> that stock is the moment the ceo who took the growth rate up dramatically has dealt with every single one of the raw cost problems right including getting a product to stores. that is, david, a core holding you know what it replaces? >> tell me >> verizon >> so glad you mentioned it. sbent a goodspent a good amountf time focusing on telecommunications and verizon in particular, the competitive threats at&t, we talked about t-mobile and the impact on the cable companies. this morning craig moffett -- >> heavyweight >> says the have and have nots diverged they moved them to underperform. $41 is the price target. >> it's an excellent report. does it talk about the at&t and it is just shredding everybody's margins. they do like t-mobile first. in terms of the stock, it's easy but what is interesting, david, it made me feel like people that buy the stocks for the dividends, maybe that's being, let's sa

the bottom is pepsico.morgan stanley about why there's top line acceleration, raising numbers, doing everything right. so if pepsi can hold here and rally, then i think we're a little further along in this nastiness, which is going to last for a while, but i just think pepsico is the one to watch because that shows you where money wants to go. which is it's slowdown money with consistent growth north of 5% >> dollar's on pace for the best year since '97 >> unbelievable. when friends go to europe, they don't -- >> don't what? >> too hot >> but it's nice to pay for dinner and have it be relatively inexpensive. >> they're not coming in >> your relatives aren't coming in it's the climate change over here >> will you stop it? just because i said we're the jimmy carter, the saudi arabia coal >> that was 1976 >> that was why we have 40-year plants that are being phased out. >> nick, then scott wine from cnh, this ag complex that everybody's so worried about you've got to know what they're saying what deere's sayin

quarter the company had touted 2022 as a big year for partnerships with mcdonald's, yum brands and pepsicoy with production becoming more efficient in the second half of the year then there's the mcplant mcdonald's confirming the mcplant test had concluded as planned and there have not been any announcements for a nationwide launch or further testing. peter sole reported back in june that the franchisee reaction was somewhat lackluster and at the low end of projections the two brands announced a three-year partnership in 2021 it has a deal with yum brands with kfc and pizza hut but you're not seeing these progress to any permanent offerings they get a lot of press but the analysts say the mcdonald's partnership in particular was important for red meat growth for the company this year. so we'll have to see what happens after the bell and moving ahead back over to you guys. >> what's more important, restaurants or grocery stores. >> food service revenue declined last quarter grocery did see growth due to the jerky. if you took out the jerky product, that also declined. the company c etch o h

the backers so far are avery dennison, verizon, amazon, pepsico, samsung and the total funding is $270 million. not only can this reduce waste, but it also enables companies to quantify far more accurately their carbon footprints from the point of manufacturing to consumption. that will be helpful for corporations as new regulations on emissions are clearly coming. >> walls of water ripping away homes and washing away mountains with more than 1000 people dead and how flood victims are using whatever they can to get to safety during a ferocious monsoon season in pakistan. >> ukraine launched a counter offensive and the new plan to take back the country as inspectors make their way to another area under fire and the home of europe's biggest nuclear power plant as we approach the bottom of moneyback guarantee, all on the largest, fastest, reliable network from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and save today. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> students are back in classrooms in ohio today and this was the scene in the states largest school district.

. >> pepsico has defense and growth with frito lay. >> great ceo >> the question is how defensive, though you want to be in this market which has been led by growth over the past few weeks? >> the fact that you have growth, walmart up, that's -- >> big move bringing kroger higher. >> kroger is your guy. what do you think of kroger? >> kroger has been doing well. the food inflation story has actually worked for them as people are shopping more at home. >> don't you use their private labels it's very good. >> people have shifted into private label now. >> you think kroger is a great operator >> traded down. >> you like all of them, kroger, costco >> i think they're well run at this stage of the game you're seeing some companies make a comeback. take williams sew know more my barometer because laura is fabulous, you are seeing that stock go up and this is, again, people aren't -- think about tim cook it isn't like he says i'm going to have people come six days a week you need that office going it's time to go, i don't know, where do you want to go, continue with wayfair or west elm or rh. re

these are our friends from pepsico and the foundation they were so excited by you, so inspired by younk, all of that stuff, they want to help you with your mission specifically by giving $10,000 worth of school supplies to here at small middle school because of you, mr. t. give it up for mr. t >> thank you >> reporter: it is not often you meet a man like you that inspires so many people. take a look at some of this stuff. we have glue sticks, markers, all the stuff we talked about inside the supply room kids get hungry, they like snacks from time to time anything you want to say to the people across the country watching right now >> thank you all for my fellow colleagues across the country, keep doing what we're doing. they need us here and we'll keep plugging away. >> reporter: we're proud of you. we'll send it back to you. >> mr. t, tell him how much we love him, please. >> that was awesome. that was great >> we're going to check in with jacob and mr. t in the third hour >> i could watch mr. t all day i'm here for it. i like the sign mr. t for president. >> the first thing that gets

you have celsius up 10% of that news and pepsico unchanged in the premarket. of things. they will work on that new proposal or agreement averting a strike that could have been in today. separately, sources tell cnbc the fda has approved protocols that should allow the jet maker to resent deliveries of extreme liners. their of 4% of those boeing shares and since 6 to 7% of premarket gains you're talking 4250 points added to the dow just because of boeing. i will send things back to you. >> by the way, joe, i don't know if you are looking right now, we are moving down. i wonder if that is on the headlines and nancy pelosi is expected to land in taiwan in less than 24 hours from now. but they moved. i don't know if that's the headline that is moving things. >> we haven't seen the headline and it seems to coincide. it is 100 points. it is nervous. they threatened to shoot down the speaker of the house is plain and she says yeah, i am going anyway, that might engender a little bit of nervousness that does. what a great speaker. >> i know you are very supportive if