off a strong quarter for signet. >> thank you. >>> we have 40 minutes left in the session.ion lows, particularly on those tech and energy stocks, which are the worst performers the nasdaq is down 2.5%. >>> after the break, lordstown bumpy road following a news making interview earlier on cnbc, we'll hear what the ceo said that may have spooked investors, down 12% today. as we head to break, check out some of the top search tickers the 10-year yield remains on top followed by tesla, apple, gamestop and the nasdaq. we'll be right back. lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to your future. edward jones. ♪ ♪ - [narrator] if you're thinking about going to school online, southern new hampshire university is where you belong. we've been online for more than 25 years and have helped thousands of students reach their goals. as a nonprofit university, we believe access to high quality education should be available to

we should get it in the related builders and should not be the signet as a crown because well 2 things one countries are not unanimous over the definition every country has its own. mostly political dissent beautiful political dissent. totalist in many countries and the biggest gift to dig dig deep to regimes dictatorial regimes and the authoritarian regimes in the world was then i know a lot about that because honestly as a mom as it was was that with the 911 attacks that has to be terrorism doesn't that . you know. they have murder we have murder do we have a fraction of proper you know because you know the abuses you know when you use the reason you can lie collectively punish people you know and this is an example of what is the end result label it as terrorism is your point on making nancy what. yes i mean i agree with you yes i have a had yeah yeah what i'm making is the following point terrorism as a crime is abuse in africa and the middle east mostly because they use it to crush political dissent and they say we can hold people without trial because america the greatest democra

turn arounds that i have seen in retail in my whole life is what gina has done since she came into signetss are people still going to the stores wait a second, they had 7% comp stores people were looking for 5% they have tremendous operating cash flow. this is you an amazing story why it isn't talked about more is our bad congratulations. look at that chart, and that is no longer an ulcer in. you may know it as kay, as i'm looking to see which one that david knows. >> i know them all. >> sales . >> right jared. >> they went to jared. >> not the political jared >> right >> how about tiffany >> that's owned by lvmh now. >> we got to talk about great stories because there's so many bad stories. i'm talking about gina doing a fabulous job. >> and comp guidance, looking for 80% comps. jim, you're going to stick around with us for a couple more blocks good thursday morning, welcome to the "squawk on the treet," i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer as we ask ourselves how much water the banks can carry with rates at these levels. tech is taking it on the chin. lei out a moment ago rick santelli

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they pulled up a lot of our signet on terrorists you have broken says doubt but we managed to report back on satellite and on social media and on about that we already got journalists. you know when your mate and wanted me and just now you know the data to see yet and it's got arrested again most recently yeah journalists being arrested i mean how safe is it for you and your colleagues to be out on the streets reporting right now no one is safe and the military government especially the state you know the guys up there $4054.00 dead and around one done that. we managed to report about these you know. these these abuses to the international community and you know donations so that so then you know i mean is that i get in media as one of those thailand a media outlet so this is you know on the street we've got at i mean if we wear. bras are we to get at and we will get arrested and then chat and the same day as the nighttime raid in may then no media houses and media buys in and that's where one of my tenants got raided at that time at his house it is troubling but i'm for she is not t

that will bring her down from the colder north sea, so be signet again the colder —— it will be significantssure is extending down. it is bringing with it that chillier air, mind you, so by the time we get to good friday, it is still dry, still quiet, still breezy, still sunshine at times, best of which out towards the west. temperatures here could make 13 degrees, 1a degrees at best, nine or ten around those north seacoast. that is below average for the time of year and quite a change from what we have seen, and it stays cold right the way through the easter weekend. in fact it is going to get colder still by the time to get to easter monday. this weather front starts to bring some rain down from the north during sunday, but after that, the air gets went to read. we can trace the winds all the way from the arctic, much stronger winds on monday, and even threatening with some snow. correct in hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. french president emmanuel macron has announced another lockdown. the entire country will be under new restrictions for at least a month — as a third wave

signet jewellers, we'll talk to the ceo on this show tomorrow and i guess we're looking for any follow-throughthat's right you start to see a little of the assessment of exactly what it means. the market, there's very little change in stated fed policy. they should be able to make some peace with it. it normally is just up to whether this treasury move is finished even though it is in unchallenging levels, it has been trading inverse yields to the nasdaq so it has been a little bit of a head wind. we also get weekly jobless claims so we'll see how that starts to shape up if at all macro expectations, everybody repricing assets for a very fast period of economic growth. >> strong for gold but not for oil. >> no. oil, that's now a growth proxy and the dollar going down does show you that people pushing out the first rate hike which is ironic in a expense the fed wasn't giving any reason would it happen but some people must have been meaning way. we'll break it hours lows a report claiming fraud. we'll bring you all the details. and later, tonight's fast take did u.s. taxpayers get fleeced by bai