as we are with stanley black & decker. finally be can you buy the magnificent seven? i heard this all day. by the way, leers what i heard. i heard the magnificent seven was finished. it's finished, done, like forget those. like steve mcqueen, he doesn't even make it. and yul bryner dies in this one. i think now that they're all for sale and you're looking to buy them, the answer is no. absolutely not. when you have this kind of vicious decline that's infected all the winners you can't expect them to get out of the intensive care unit that they found themselves in today, go into the recovery room and then get picked up and taken immediately into rehab. it takes time to recover from this kind of beatdown. in the meantime their stocks are likely to drift lower not go higher. keep in mientd mega caps are all super stocks but they're not supermen. they're not faster than a speeding bullet, not more powerful than a locomotive, they can't leap tall buildings in a single bound they need some time for heaven's sakes. if you want to buy i say wait a few more days, let's see how

they want plus 1 from stanley black & decker and not plus 1 from -- >> they got two.cter & gamble. i don't know what the respective multiples are of the two stocks. >> multiples going up. it has a 3% yield which people like. it shows you that their balance sheet is not as stretched as they think. they brought back debt. what matters when you seeing some like this is that they are saying, hey, look, we think things are going to get better. >> yeah. >> and when the fed cuts, they do get much better. the stock happened to be at 200 before covid. so this is the kind of thing the market likes and the market doesn't like procter. tomorrow could be different. >> tomorrow will be different. >> yes. >> it is a new day. >> i think you buy stuff that -- look, if you want to have a long-term position in procter, do it today. if you want a short-term trade in stanley black & decker, blow it out. >> got it. >> i don't think you should, but that's what i have to say. there are a lot of young people here. when i ask them what network they are at -- >> they knew. >> they knew they wer

stanley, black & decker. they are trying to cut costs. now investors are dreaming. stanley and black & decker are leaning towards turnover. when the fed starts cutting, more interesting home sales and more remodeling. the banks work too. they need to start making loans again and they need economic activity instead of how much they make on your deposits. they push the banks hard today and she recognize that this is where banks can really shine. we will be talking to one of these very banks. huntington bank out of columbus, ohio. 19% for the year. we are seeing the aerospace stock score. stocks like how i met your mother. a nickname for helmet aerospace. with rtx and how met are going higher. it is cyclical. they help travelers too. the same thing is going on for the rest of the industrials. that is why that group is doing terrifically. you know why? that is all fabulous. right? this stock market is not built on rate cut winners. for years now, rallying on the strength of companies that don't need to borrow money and don't need rate cuts. they will not see much of a bo

stuart: we've got stanley, black and decker. >> prices down 1%, volume up 2%, stocks up 8% as they liftefore your profit forecast to make things more affordable as they fix up their homes because they can't afford anything. stuart: 8%, saw that. thank you. come in here, ashley. where our young people getting their financial advice? stuart: social media. where else? a survey conducted by prolific, market research company found 79% of millennials engines thes ers have gotten financial advice from social media but advisers say wait a minute, that can be dangerous because some people offer advice without credentials or any financial background. one financial expert claims 63% of the advice on stocks you can find on tiktok is at the very least misleading. another survey found 30% of jen zers feel financially insecure with half of both groups saying they live paycheck to paycheck. experts say the best advice is to create a budget or get a side hustle to make ends meet and more importantly stop to say. stuart: can i make a suggestion, how about this for financial advice, don't spend, invest, d

we're dealing with the notion that these companies do not benefit from rate cuts, versus the stanley black decker. they don't -- they, the market, would still prefer something that's levered to lower rates that speaks today. >> we will see what we get at 2:00. bank of japan, of course, hiking a quarter point. at the big board, it's blackberry, and at the nasdaq, armada acquisition corp., a blank check company. we're back above 5,500. bottom line, jim, is you still are hesitant to let go of the mag seven trade. >> yeah, because if nvidia's selling at 23 times next year's earnings, which is my calculation, and it's the greatest growth story of our era, i'm going to have to stick with it. i can't get rid of it. i have to own it, not trade it. look, let's not -- let's go back to what's going to happen later this week. apple. if apple can tell you that the individual around the globe is buying a good pc and taking the services, then i think that can make it so that people feel more at home because it's a high-cost thing. i mean, here's something really crazy. mcdonald's lowers the price of a ha

apple shares rallying after the sub grade over at loop and a top pick at morgan stanley, and goldman and black rock the latest to report. black rock's larry fink will join us later this hour. >>> let's begin with the attempt to assassinate former president trump over the weekend. the photo already iconic, now on the cover of "time" and lots of things to point to, bitcoin, the curve steepening, shares of djt, at one point up 70% this morning. >> look, i think we all know that -- by the way, we have larry fink from black rock. we know that former president trump was against any sort of rate hikes, and i think is also so anti-regulation, which is perhaps the most important difference between biden and trump when it comes to business. so it makes sense to me that both the yields go up and the market is very much in favor of this, because i think there's a belief -- i remember when i met president biden several times on the way to washington, he just doesn't really care for the stock market. he just doesn't think it matters. and as we all know, president trump would tell me repeatedly the dow jones

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morgan stanley had $7.2 trillion in total client assets and well on the way to the goal of $10 trillion and by the way blackock has $10 trillion. but no one is worried about the light wealth management numbers today. social securities which houses the trading business that performed much better than expected and social security segment had 23% revenue growth and its three divisions coming up ahead of expectations too. that's some banking staggering 51% and i have no idea how they got that number. equity trading up 15% and fixed income trading up 16% really terrific. now also did a great job of controlling costs which translates to better than expected revenues. the return on tangible common equity really worry but does matter and keep up nearly metric came in at 17.5% and wall street was only looking for 15.8%. club members know and remember we have a meeting tomorrow at noon i have been frustrated by the slow start to the year. as new ceo ted pitt found the sea legs and investorred figured out what to do with the stock. they are less dependent on interest rates it still has some exposure but the stock is n

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