i'm carl quintanilla quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen coming from various locations. to rick santelli for that >> better than expected. we were looking for 4.44 we ended up with 45.4. much better. that follows 41.8. very nice number not so nice is factory orders for the month of april down 13% of course, 13% is an all-time low for this 1956 series of dabt data points. we want to pay close attention to see if it's the bottom. if you take transportation away, it's down 8.5% durable good orders, april finals replacing mid month minus 17 .7. slightly worse than mid month read extransportation, similar to factory orders, down 7 .7% and the very, very important cap c capital spending proxy largely as expected. following the 5.8 read on the mid read so we are looking at numbers that certainly aren't good seed corn for the future, but we have to pay close attention as to how it may change. if you switch gears from orders to shipments, down 5.7 % so basically the data on this is as expected. manufacturing better than expected market pmi, a little bit better than its mid month

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i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and mike san tolely.aiting for the fed decision at 2:00 the news conference at 2:30 despite a slew of downgrades nasdaq is holding in at 10,010 and mike, 3200 the levels at least at this point remaining intact although traders on alert. >> yeah. the levels are intact. the big cap indexes are holding together for now it's a second day in a row when most stocks are down and actually down appreciably. it's an unstable moment. agree, came into the week, things were looking stretched in terms of field position and sentiment. that's getting sorted out right now. and obviously some of the recent kind of speculative names coming off the boil hard to know exactly whether it's going to be one of the situations where the indexes themselves get fatigued and we have to have a pullback or we just flatten out but you're right. so far the s&p 500 has not really gone much below 3200. each of the pullback days. >> i think the fed is going to be key obviously it's been key for this huge runup we've seen, the 45 % runup for

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and david faber. pending homes on deck. >> pending home sales in may jumped a remarkable 44.3% month to month that according to the national association of realtors. that's the largest monthly jump on record since they began tracking this in 2001 and blew out expectations of a jump of about 15 % sales had fallen about 22 % in april. sales in may down 5.1% pending sales represent signed contracts. people out shopping during the month of may and that's when mortgage rates started coming down they started the month around 3.2 %. by the start of june they were below 3% the problem is the supply of homes for sale still down 19% annually and new home construction is not ramping up enough. we did see new home sales jump as well. not quite the h 44%. this is a remarkable number. if you look regionally, it was big in the northeast sales up 44% for the month still down 33% year over year. in the west, the biggest gain month to month up 56% and down 2 .5 % year over year. the realtors say they think the recovery

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber coming to you live from separate locations. it's another tragic overnight in america as cities are torn apart by riots and looters markets remain disconnected as futures point to a sixth day higher out of seven. dax up nearly 4% on hopes from merkel's stimulus. oil above 36, the highest since march. jim, you said not only that the market has no conscious, but that this may reflect an extension of that stay-at-home trade we've been watching. >> look at all the stocks popping early on those are all companies people were giving up on even ten days ago when they felt the trade was the mike corbat trade. you recognize if you can do what some companies are doing, which are saying it's up to you if you want to come back. i think now the onus is saying i'm not coming back. no way let's dig n get bin and get bet cybersecurity. those are the stocks that are popping. i respect that from people who say i do not want to be back at that building. the pandemic is not done and the pandemonium has begun. >> what explains boeing up 1%, carnival

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber live from separate locations markets and american business try to reckon with the wake-up wall that this weekend of national trauma has delivered. multiple crises in play, global health, racial inequality. futures are flat as is oil there's been commentary from a lot of different companies ken frazier earlier on "squawk on the street," take a listen to this >> when there's unrest, people put out statements, they put out platitudes they say this is terrible. we decry racism. we believe we ought to build a just society i think business has to go beyond what is required here before the pandemic there was 12 milliontilunfilled jobs in this country and 5 million inner city kids who want access to the economy. they want to be participants, citizens and consumers what they lack is the education, they lack the training there are opportunities for programs >> ken is so right >> we'll talk a lot about how american business, how the corporate sector tries to heal this country that's obviously broken >> you're correct. it is the corporate sector

i'm carl quintanilla weakness on this thursday morning. dow down 100 s&p at 3038.curious to see in a soggy tape, goldman and jtp leading the tape right now >> the financials are strong today, so to speak, at least, as you say in a down tape listen, one of the things i can come back is the extraordinary level of capital markets activity we've talked about so aub. we've talked about corporate bond issuance, whether it's investment grade or junk the wave of secondaries. the selling by soft bank but also ipos. we're going to have a big quarter there, one would expect. will that be outweighed by increases at the big banks unclear. that's one thing you can key off of this morning as one reason i'm sure there are others as to why the financials have some strength >> yeah. we'll learn more tomorrow. in the meantime, let's bring in bob doll, a chief equity strategist, and also a cio at exponens tina, let me ask you about the general narrative threading through the country regarding co-vid do you believe at this stage that broad reopenings are drtru being threatened and is t

good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk alley" i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and morgan brennan watching the markets closely s&p up four straight, dow up three straight highest since march as the market looks past u.s./china tensions as the u.s. bans flights from china beginning mid june we'll start with battleground state voters and how black and white communities are living in two very different worlds. steve liesman has that >> yes the survey done with change research finds very different experiences of black and white americans when it comes to the economy and the shutdown and the coronavirus. and these different attitudes come from very, very different experiences. looking at views on the current state of the economy, you can see that 28% nationally see the economy as excellent or good right now. that's the same number as you have for white americans black americans 5% view the economy right now as excellent or good. that's reflected in some of the economic data we've seen that shows that african-americans have been hit harder by the shutdown similar attitudes by -- differe

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt. watching the markets on day again as we've been saying with art in the past few moments not really taking in the pictures and national trauma of the past 72 hours, jon, although some of the weakness in the nasdaq here with a 60-point decline, names like facebook and zoom, not doing well, that's raising some eyebrows. >> it is though both of those names have been doing quite well at a time when that doesn't necessarily reflect the national mood with protests in the street, racial strife, economic suffering kind of reminding everybody what the market does and doesn't measure, carl. i guess that's where we begin. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg hosted a video call with civil rights leaders to discuss ongoing issues around his company's policies related to race and other topics. our next guest was on that call, the executive director of color of change, which is an -- >> thanks for having me. >> i'm looking through and see among the things color of change is advocating for is specific chan

. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm quintanilla with jam cramer, liverom separate locations, faber will join us in just a bit futures suggest the bulls may take a break after the dow after the biggest 50-day rally in s&p history more commentary on the reopening from macy's and others, oil below 38 jim, some say the speculation, especially around some of these quallser cap names, definitely needs to come off of the burner. >> you know, i mean, look, the most popular stocks yesterday, top ships, it's a ship company, we also had hertz, but that's -- that may not even exist as a stock, but there it goes, sea energy, oasis petroleum, we've got the volaris, cowan, these are all companies that may or may not exist in the future, but they're fun. there is a lot of people who are running stocks as almost as if it's some sort of like big game and that game does not last and that game is coming to an end probably today >> really? what makes you think today >> well, because they can't -- i mean, you need that backdrop you need to have oil going up for a lot of thes

. ♪ >> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,avid faber live from separate locations peter nafr row clarifies his comments about the china trade deal, the president tweets it is fully intact oil holding 41, the highest since march, but, jim, pretty much the conversation at least in the early part of this session will resolve around what peter navarro meant to say on fox last night. >> there was a little confusion. i think that he was pretty definitive to say it was dead, the president was pretty definitive in saying the trade deal is on who would ever think that this would happen, good news out of europe, pmis are strong, they are inflating things in their economy like we are. i also think there might have been a short squeeze those of us who watched when navarro said what he said the market plummeted and i think overnight traders said it's going to open down badly i'm going to get short and they got whipsawed because you didn't think navarro could be reversed as quickly as he was given the fact he is a close confidant of the pre

street" begins right now ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanillaith jim cramer, david faber live from separate locations we will say good-bye to q2 today. a flurry of news, powell on the hill at 2:30, more covid restrictions in florida, california, arizona, new jersey. oil at 39 has neerld doubled for the quarter, jim, as have names like etsy, thor, way fair and spotify, truly a historic three months. >> look, the stocks of companies that cater to home, that cater to ingenuity using shopify, we have one today, chipotle, the companies that fell a great deal and made a snap back like tulio where it makes it so you can take your small business and take it large, what do these things have in common? they are omni channel for companies that would otherwise fail i think it's -- this is ingenuity quarter. i know there will be people who say it's a v quarter, i know there will be people who say it's because the fed i think it's companies that recognize what was the matter and found ways to make money i found it a very inspiring quarter given the cynicism t

i'm carl quintanilla with sara faber. let's get consumer sentiment with rick. >> yeah.arl, these are a bit surprising we were expecting the number around 75. we jumped up to 78.9 that's a small victory and the best level since march of this year of course, because it was at 89.1 then. then it dropped to the low 70s if we look at current conditions, it moved from 8 2.3 to 8 7.8 expectations from 65.9 to 7 -- 73.1 the one-year inflation moved from the 3.2 to 3% 3 .2 read we had in the final of last month, that was the biggest p of inflation since the summer of 2014. it did moderate a bit to 3%. these are preliminary readings we'll knock them out in a couple weeks for final readings and the five-to ten-year read, moved to 2.6 inflation the numbers at least show there is a significant worry about inflation. it just -- the timing seems to be in question sara, back to you. >> rick santelli rick, thank you. stocks on track for the worst week in three months despite the rally today. gaining some of yesterday's steep losses back. we're looking at declines of around 3% or more fo

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber coming to you live we're coming off the highest level for the s&p post-covid, and although futures a red, jobless claims continue to moderate 1.8 million is the lowest in ten weeks. airlines and casinos continue to reopen the ecb expands their emergency purchases. oil just below $37 we're going tokeep our eye on covid news we'll keep our eye on the protests and the fallout from joer george floi, but the market and stocks are focused on economic activity, period >> we just keep getting good news it's good news off very lowered expectations whether it be cheesecake getting a lot more people than they thought or the airlines this morning. american saying good things. whether it be ebay pronouncing right now things are better than expected whether you talk a look at a lot of the companies that, you know, morgan stanley, gm, of course this quarter was the weakest, but maybe next quarter will be the strongest. we have a number of oil recommendations saying they have come all the way back. so the street is really bullish. after being very

i'm carl quintanilla with michael bloomberg and jon fortt coming to you live from separate locations. a remarkable morning for the economy and markets as the jobs number comes in much better than expected, a gain of 2.5 million, a gain of 2.5 million and the unemployment rate nowhere near estimates at 13.3. 27 k on the dow, all-time highs for apple, for the nasdaq 100, the 10-year near 1%. just a huge pivot, a potential moment here, jon, for the market and hopefully the economy at large. >> yeah, carl. when many thought a v-shaped recovery was off the table, more sign not just in the market but the economy itself that the recovery might be taking more of that shape which would be very good news. taking a look at some stocks, apple as you mentioned all-time highs, adobe, amazon, microsoft, all close within 3% of all-time highs. that's a range of different kinds of stocks. apple and microsoft are the two most valuable stocks that i track, two of the most valuable companies in existence right now. adobe had been more of a kind of growth momentum play type stock despite fat k despite fact

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber live from separate locations it's a stunner by any stretch of the imagination. the jobs number for may, 2.5 million jobs added, not subtracted as leisure, hospitality comes to the rescue accounting for half the gains. we'll hear from the president in an hour. fut chuures do suggest a breakot here ten-year 91 basis points one more way in which the economy in this case has confounded some and the markets had it right >> yeah. there wasn't a day that we came in and we heard from very big people, rich people, hedge fund managers saying this is ridiculous it's fanciful, that the rally itself was uninformed. i admit, look, there were parts of me that said are you kidding me, every morning the airlines will be up big when very few people are flying? it turns out that the hiring took place in the areas that we felt were most devastated. retail, travel, leisure. and it's remarkable because when you're looking for 20% and you have all your scripts all set to talk about the beginning of the next great depression, and then you get the actual numb

sara we'll see you this afternoon >>> good morning, everybody, welcome to "squawk alley" i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt. across technology, this sentiment, nasdaq continues to touch new highs, above 10k a moment ago for the first-time ever yesterday coming off its 18th record close of the year. names like apple, tesla leading the way, the ladder hitting $1,000 for the first time today. is it too late to join the rally or still time to get in? we have a power panel to break it down for you this morning allen patrickkroft is with us as well as steve wesley founder of the wesley group good morning, guys good to see you. >> good morning. >> good morning here. >> allen, let's start with you because you've seen chapters like this over and over again. how does this one feel is it sustainable? is it worrisome? or is it just another era in which it's easy to make money on names you wouldn't have expected >> i think we're going through a period of -- i hate to use that cliche, rational exuberance. people want to get back in the market and they're being -- when you see this nicke

i'm carl quintanilla with morgan brennan and jon fortt coming to you live from separate locations. interesting price, but not dramatic, another all-time high on the ndx for a second day. s&p really about 100 points from going green for the year vix below 25 the 10-year yielding 0.8 very busy morning in terms of critical levels, morgan. >> absolutely. i think the headline numbers are milestones you put out there, put night focus in terms of how swift the sell-off was and plunged into a bear market and now how swift this rebound, this rally we've seen in recent weeks, has been as well. that being said, there is a lot and i feel like we say this every day, but so much for the market to digest right now, whether the ecb and the bond buying program announced this morning, whether the initial jobless claims, ninth straight week of moderation but at 1.9 million almost, still at extremely high levels. really those continuing claims continue to be in focus too. those ticked up a little bit still a bit lower than what we saw a couple weeks ago that really puts that jobs number that we're goi

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen. 1% gain in the industrials the reopening trade gets another leg week's torrid advance. >> yeah. that's where we'll begin this morning with the market, and that 1 % move higher from the dow. s&p coming off the best day since mid may and the nasdaq at a record high. dow at the highest level since late february. bolstered by boeing. jonathan golub joins us as well as the chief investment officer at -- jack, are you surprised by the magnitude and the persistence of the gains here? >> i nearly fell out of my chair when i heard the jobs report 10 million jobs miss is the largest swing and miss i've ever heard in economic history. thankfully it was to the up side i do think that expectations certainly from investors, but also economists were very low. so similar to what we saw at the bottom in 2009 when economists expected a million job loss in february of 2009 and we only got 850,000 850,000, that set the stage for the bottom that occurred around that time. >> i guess the question is how much further can we climb and how much has the market priced in a

carl quintanilla has the morning off. we begin trading a half hour from now as andrew just mentioned we are looking at what would be a lower open a half hour from now. futures losing steam is the way we are talking about it. this after of course a number of strong days in the market. jim, give me your thoughts as we get started here this morning. >> look, i think that we are actually experiencing something that we haven't lately which is that the analysts are almost entirely positive, and yet there is an underlying current both from the unemployment claims, which they are never going to be good until we get a vaccine. and also a general on wee that we don't have it under control, there i am talking about covid-19 so why own anything? i think that that's an incorrect view there were many many piece this is morning that talk about what i can only say -- i am going to borrow a term from larry kudlow, green shoouts. there is much that's good in the economy. it is just not where we thought it was going to be, david. it is not

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and morgan brennan who will be joining us at this hour from nown a moment. >> existing home sales in may down 9 .7% to a seasonally adjusted annualized rate of 2 -- 3 .91 million units. it's a miss. sales were down 26.6 % annually. that is the largest annual drop since 1982 when interest rates were around 18%. these numbers are based on closings in may. that is contracts signed in march and april during the worst of the economic shutdown from the coronavirus. so that's weighing heavily on the numbers. the realtor's chief economist says he believes this is the bottom for the sales market. inventory declined 18.8% to just 1.55 million homes for sale. that represents a 4.8 month supply and that kept pressure on home prices, the median existing home sale price was $284,600 that's up 2 .3% annually it's the smallest annual increase since february of 2012 when the market was just beginning to recover from the great recession. now, sales were down across the nation regionally, but worst in the northeast down 13% an interesting d to condos are going worst

"squawk on the street" is next >> and here we are i'm david faber along with jim cramer carl quintanilla has the morning off. this is "squawk on the street. welcome to all of our viewers as we get you ready for a open half an hour from now loongs like stocks are going to continue resurgence after last week's weakness for all of the major amples we saw a surge in cases for example, in other parts of the country that had not been as hard hit jim, i can go through a list of things this morning that perhaps would give investors pause in a different environment, whether it be beijing, and the recent closure of schools there as they deal with a surge in cases it is only 137 but nonetheless. flights also there we will get the update from beijing. layoffs at the likes of at&t or hilton quest giving us gooit guidance that still speaks to the weakness of that business. yet here we are with potentially another rally in store a half hour from now. >> david, all of those things you just mentioned were things that maybe we expected to happen i'm looking at 25 pieces of research that i have sent to you

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm quintanilla with jim cramer, davidaber coming to you live from various locations. we are coming off the 21st record nasdaq close of the year. record case growth in texas and california and trade worries as the u.s. reportedly weighs tariffs on $3 billion of eu exports. oil back below 40, gold coming off of a four-day win, jim, but you were just talking about times when it's okay to sell if you've had gains on some of these big cap tech names. >> yeah, i'm not advocating that this is a get out now moment, i just think that we have had such a good run, there was something that came out on the screen this morning that we are having the best quarter since the fourth quarter of 1999 and i just can't be, oh, well, so what, when was that that was a seminole top. there's been some fantastic runs and i think that sometimes we forget why we own stocks we own stocks to create wealth there was a gentleman on just now, mr. bailin and he said so many good points, he agrees with me on selling some of the ones that have really moved h

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and mike santoli s&p the worse since may 1.lines lead the decline. only about 20 s&p components are in the green >> worries about the fed worries about more infections in the country. let's continue the market conversation now and bring in our first guest jeremy siegel joins us, a professor. professor, nice to have you here do you see this as a turning point for the market which has had such a stellar runup from the march lows >> it got a little bit ahead of itself, but i think the trend is up i think this is what we'd call normal profit taking after a huge runup the runup on friday's unemployment was excessive i wasn't as excited as several others but the liquidity that's provided by the fed, and powell, you know, continues to say you know, we're not even thinking about raising rates. that's going to feed this market i look at m 1, not just the balance sheet of the fed it is up by over 257% in eight weeks. which is much more than the whole year that followed the financial crisis of the lehman brothers bankruptcy. we're just pu

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with mike an tollymorgan brennan coming to you live from various locations. futures south of the flat line once again as the market digests bank stress tests, another record high in u.s. covid cases, that earnings miss at nike and we will get a russell rebound into the close oil is hanging on to 38. we've just heard from phil lebeau a moment ago on the airlines and he is back with breaking news regarding american. >> take a look at shares of american, the airline is announcing starting on july 1st, starting next wednesday, it will fill its planes completely remember until now it has capped its load factor or the percentage of seats that it would fill on a plane, it would cap it at 70%. that's going to end as of next wednesday, also adding about 1,000 flights to its schedule in july so this is american saying we've got more people flying, we've got more demand and it's time for us to fill these planes all the way. they stress people are still going to be required to wear masks, they will still be pushing

welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla florida, nevada, georgia, along on the hill tomorrow. oils near 39 and ten-year 63 basis poin

street" begins right now ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanillah jim cramer, david faber live from separate locations we will say good-bye to q2 today. a flurry of news, powell on the hill at 2:30, more covid restrictions in florida, california, arizona, new jersey. oil at 39 has neerld doubled for the quarter, jim, as have names like etsy, thor, way fair and spotify, truly a historic three months. >> look, the stocks of companies that cater to home, that cater to ingenuity using

carl quintanilla has the morning off.andrew just mentioned we are looking at what would be a lower open a half hour from now. futures losing steam is the way we are talking about it. this after of course a number of strong days in the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber live from separate locations stocks are on paceght day of gains amid a brighter picture protests largely peaceful overnight. dr. fauci with encouraging words about vaccine development. adp says job losses likely peaked in april. as andrew said, oil is hanging in the high 30

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber coming to you live we're coming off the highest level for the s&p post-covid, and although futures a red, jobless claims continue to moderate 1.8 million is the lowest in ten weeks. airlines and casinos continue to reopen the ecb expands their emergency purchases. oil just below $37 we're going tokeep our eye on covid news we'll keep our

the street" coming up right now >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm quintanilla the pressure from yesterday as the market again wrestles with economic reopening, technical levels, some down grades of cat, united and tesla. oil is above 36,

. ♪ >> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,rate locations peter nafr row clarifies his comments about the china trade deal, the president tweets it is fully intact oil holding 41, the highest since march, but, jim, pretty much the conversation at least in the early part of

"squawk on the street" is next >> and here we are i'm david faber along with jim cramer carl quintanillaall of our viewers as we get you ready for a open half an hour from now loongs like stocks are going to continue resurgence after last week's weakness for al

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber coming to you live from separate locations.s another tragic overnight in america as cities are torn apart by riots and looters markets remain disconnected as futures point to a sixth day higher out of seven. dax up nearly 4% on hopes from merkel's stimulus. oil above 36, the highest since march. jim, you said not only that the market has no conscious, b

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm quintanilla with jim cramer liverate locations, faber has the morning off. futures are climbing into the green after the dow's first drop in seven and the nasdaq's first inter day trip above 10 k. a lot of news today. a fed statement, a news conference this afternoon, corporate updates from starbucks, delta, yum, high profile down grades, oil 38, ten year 80 basis points,

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. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramern separate locations this morning. some lingering weakness in futures today coming off the worst day in two weeks as the u.s. posts a record for new cases in a single day, worries the economic reopening is threatened, jobless claims down slightly.4

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. ♪ >>> good tuesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm quintanilla with jam cramer, liveparate locations, faber will join us in just a bit futures suggest the bulls may take a break after the dow after the biggest 50-day rally in s&p history more commentary on the reopening from macy's and others, oil below 38 jim, some say the speculation, especially around some of these quallser cap names, definitely needs to come off of the

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber live from separate locations it's a stunner by anyetch of the imagination. the jobs number for may, 2.5 million jobs added, not subtracted as leisure, hospitality comes to the rescue accounting for half the gains. we'll hear from the president in an hour. fut chuures do suggest a breakot

. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm quintanilla with jim cramer, davidf the 21st record nasdaq close of the year. record case growth in texas and california and trade worries as the u.s. reportedly weighs tariffs on $3 billion of eu exports. oil back below 40, gold coming off of a f

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with mike an tollysouth of the flat line once again as the market digests bank stress tests, another record high in u.s. covid cases, that earnings miss at nike and we will get a russell rebound into the close oil is hanging on to 38.

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber live from separate locations markets and americanness try to reckon with the wake-up wall that this weekend of national trauma has delivered. multiple crises in play, global health, racial inequality. futures are flat as is oil there's been commentary from