. >> petco, shop it or drop it >> i am going to be a shotter of this one during the pandemic, people rescued animals and bought animals. this is a perfect technical setup. sitting at 50% retrace from this year's high to the lows so i would shop it >> what do you say about woof, the ticker >> i am going to drop this a little too much bark and not enough bite. steve mentioned there was a real boom in terms of spenders spending around pets, rescue animals, additions to the family, things of that nature. i don't think that persists post covid. look at chewy. they have done a tremendous job in terms of their online presence when i look at petco and their setup and what they are trying to do. their move into veterinary and online, i am not sure the growth is there i'm dropping this one. >> tjx out wednesday shop it or drop it >> i am going to drop it i think it is a little expensive. to mow it is an inflation driven story with consumer confidence numbers. it is impactful for the higher ends so i am going to shop this one. >> nadine? >> i am going to shop this one they have good offering fo

it says "surveillance" road trip march 31 of next year when the padres open against the giants at petco jonathan: the global tour of tom keene. tom: we can fold in peter tchir here, who is always interesting. get some brass from the board of directors and go see tatis opening day, giants-padres. peter: that would be awesome. we can get some of our other generals there. we've got cyber generals. lots of people. so we will get this set up. the padres can't choke like they did last year. lisa: i want to see tom keene's wikipedia searches. i think it would be fascinating, as different people speak, which game is coming up, march 31, 2022. tom: i was on fifth avenue yesterday talking to this guy from australia, and i had my padres hat on. jonathan: was he from perth? tom: yeah, from the other side australia. but what academy is doing is original. you've got to see more of this frankly across all industries. jonathan: i think it is fantastic. peter, give our best to the team. i've seen that padres hat and t-shirt. in a restaurant, south of 58th. a few drinks were consumed. by one of us, anywa

petco is the clear loser in this broader theme of retail beating the earnings, missing their third quarterl as their fourth-quarter guidance forecast. mastercard and visa, want to follow-up on the story where amazon is talking about cobranding with mastercard instead of visa, talking about the power these retailers are having against credit card company. let's wrap it up with john deere , finally hitting the deal with the union workers. its biggest gain since november 1, which was last time you thought they were hitting a deal. alix: love the update. west virginia senator joe manchin saying he is not made up his mind on the fed chair jay powell or lyle brainerd, but he did look favorably at jay powell after a chat. annmarie hordern is at the white house. is this normal? joe manchin talking to jay powell, etc.? annmarie: it is normal the fed chair or governor would go to congress and meet with senators and lawmakers. what is interesting about this joe manchin/jay powell meeting is in august 5 senator manchin set a letter to chair powell saying we should not over prescribe the patient, the p

think about businesses like petco. playing with the pets are becoming people's children. especially that demographic. the wellness. millenials are into longevity, self-care, eating healthily. shifting to organic food is another big one. charles: speaking of millenials, all wirtz a favorite brand of boeing public. are you a buyer? >> i will not, about single brand businesses going ipo, massive premium where the private market. it struggled since it went out there. the casper, single brand, single product. tanked when it went public. i'm nervous about all of that. charles: what about the market in general? pretty good rally. october was phenomenal. feels like we got a head of steam going into the end of the year. we're climbing ultimate walls of worry. not just one wall but a million of them and it doesn't seem to matter. >> there are a couple interesting things coming up. market will volatile and we have particularly interesting announcements. i'm a believer in certain elements. i think the odds come of age. anything within the market, within that noise right now. charles:

this is actually a former petco pet store turned covid testing site and it's a good thing it's here becauseoss the state of pennsylvania, we're seeing 6,000 cases of coronavirus every single day and in the past two weeks it has gone up more than 60%, so that's what we're talking about in terms of the spike. here in montgomery county, we're seeing about 200 cases a day, most of them are coming from the 40% of the county that is still unvaccinated but it is not stopping people from getting out and spending time with family members. here's what some folks i talked to this morning had to say. >> i feel like we haven't really been able to spend a lot of time with family, because of covid, and people with health conditions but it's so nice to actually comfortably come together as families because of the vaccine and everything. >> it feels a little bit normal. we still have the masks, people are still precautionary, especially when it comes to seniors. so that is still the same. >> now, it's important to remember anything that americans were up to last night won't come up with any covid tests unti

yes, know it was it was petco over. they were very nice. and when i returned it, i said listen, my dogs will wear this. he goes, you need to align. so apparently i'm not alone. a lot of dogs don't like close. yeah, i think it's just not in their nature. they already have the natural close and now, you know, with the rain is gone and the left. yeah. yeah. couple days of really nice walking weather ahead of us for sure. so maybe an investment in a white jacket. we can start light and then work our way up to the big puppies like or dogs for this last rain. we are going to be seeing conditions out there that are in fact dry for at least the next 7 days. we're looking at some really dry conditions. it is misty this morning, but that has more to do with the low lying cloud, cover and fog done any sort of rainfall potential that we do have do watch for some lower visibility pockets, though, as we do see some spotty fog, especially inland skies this afternoon will be nice and clear. that's going to be the same into tomorrow as well with a lot of su

this is a former petco supply store was turned into a covid testing site. it's a good thing this is here because across pennsylvania, as you mentioned, there are 6,000 new cases of coronavirus every single day. it's a 60% spike from what we saw just two weeks ago. and here in montgomery county specifically, we're seeing about 200 cases every single day mostly from the 40% of the county that has yet to be vaccinated. but people are gathering, they're gathering with their friends, getting out with their family. they're here shopping on this black friday. here's what some folks i talked to had to say -- >> i feel like we haven't really been able to spend a lot of time with family because of covid and people with health conditions. it's so nice to actually comfortably be able to spend time with family because of the vaccine and everything. >> it feels a little bit normal. you know, we've still got the masks, still precautionary especially when it comes to seniors. so that was still like the same. but other than that, it was just nice to be with family. >> repor

there is a target at petco, some restaurants, etcetera, so keep this in mind if you're making your wayng in the area of and road and paul drive. none of this. the future of the oakland coliseum complex starting to look a little bit brighter. now this ktvu rob roth reports the african american sports and entertainment group wants to bring back football and basketball all while adding affordable housing hotel. and shopping, too. with the raiders and warriors gone from the oakland coliseum in the a's likely leaving here soon to the question is what will take their places. the oakland city council tuesday selected the african american sports entertainment group to figure that out to negotiate deals to redevelop this city's part of the coliseum complex as a person that grew up in east open and grew up right near the coliseum. ah it's a it's a pretty overwhelming feeling, because it's there's it's opportunity to actually take part in revitalizing the community. the group features former oakland city manager robert bob as well as developer, business executives in a sports agent. all with oakl

we're waiting on bj's, macy's, kohl's, petco, set to report ahead of the opening bell this morning, investorsping an eye on how inflation will impact the numbers as companies continue to announce price increases to help battle rising expenses that they are facing. joining us now equity strategist, steve sheverone. great to see you. thanks for being here. joining the conversation all morning long, fox news contributor, joe concha and former ceo of home depot and chrysler, bob nardelli. thank you for being here. steve, kicking things off with you, we are waiting on earnings reports. we've got economic data as well. assess the macro story for us and how you are looking to invest right now. >> yeah, most things are good from a macro perspective in terms of consumers having money and spending it. corporates having a lot of cash, obviously rates are still low. the key concern, as you've documented very well, is inflation. it's high. it's running at 30-year highs across the board. i don't think it's a story of transitory versus sustainable or of persistent. i think it's both. parts of it have been t