that barbell has played out well constellation is one of those consumer staples i like owning in this situation. i can use a call spread to add to consumer staples and hold on to tech stocks and have that barbell approach and do it using a call spread. >>> let's move to a name reporting earnings next week that would be carmax doubling gains of the broader market, up more than 30% will the drive higher continue in results next friday mike, what's your trade? >> speaking of barbells, obviously not the exact same thing as taking more of a look at staples and beer seller versus tech, but carmax is operating in a discretionary space. i think we're in an interesting spot right now car prices remain high valuation on car max remains relatively low but this higher interest rate environment we're in basically remains one of those things where i'm looking to upcoming earnings to see what the truth is i think you want to take a hedged long debt using one similar. not only because the options are expensive relative, but just expensive in a general case. we're looking at an $80 stock here that is

i can use a call spread like this to sort of add to my consumer staples and hold onto tech stocks andave the barbell approach and do it using a call spread in this situation >>> a name that's reporting earnings next week, car max. the auto retailer doubling the gains of the broader market so far this year, up more than 30%. will the drive higher continue in results cross next friday mike, what's your trade? >> yeah, so, i mean, just speaking of barbells, obviously not exactly the same thing as taking a look at more of a staples and beer seller versus tech but carmax is operatin more discretionary space and as we might expect we're in a really interesting spot right now. car prices remain high, valuation on carmax remain relatively low but this higher interest rate environment we're in basically is one of these things where i'm really looking forward to this upcoming earnings to see what the truth of the matter is i think you want to take a hedged long bet here, i'm actually using a similar trade to the one we saw in constellation. however, in this particular case, the call sprea i'm l

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so a lot of these consumer staple names, they have strong margins. >> that's exactly right. results, up year on year. so the industry at large is hitting the inflection point right now where the cost core to your point has begun to moderate, yesterday the pricing increase is still spilling over. turning over this year, creating a nice surplus that's not only having a top line, this is a business that precovid was lucky to grow low single digits and then with a gross margin expansion earning 30 percentage points these are robust results we've seen from smucker -- frankly that's a jump. >> smucker reported especially strong demand in its pet segment. petco, chewy, they're following suit pets, that's clearly an area where consumer staples can continue to grow and shine are there other areas as well that you think the growth in this sector comes from in. >> so smucker did have very good results in pet, however, it came with a negative response it was entirely price driven we think about four quarters from now the price card is not going to be there prices will follow price follo

was a kid in the staples singers.s and howlen wolf and son on. and their musical career typically begins in church. in church. so the tradition of spirituals and work songs and gospel gets meshed with soul, just like with sam cook, otis redding, all these people began in church. little richard begins in church, then different kinds of messages, different kinds of appeals if not to god than to washington becomes part of their lives. that was part of the experience of the civil rights movement just as black lives matter and important political movements today have soundtracks themselves. kendrick lamar's recent work is integral to our understanding of what's going on now. >> when you look out today, how do you feel about this very different era we're in? what do you think of the contrast from that? >> it's really difficult to emerge and have the big career. it's really hard. i think taylor swift's career, she's right now touring through new york and she's selling out stadiums and playing 35, 40-song set lists. it's incr

but i look around, for instance at staples this last quarter. were posting these amazing revenue numbers even though volume was going down. i know you shared staple names with us. you're making a killing with them. how do they pull it off but something like six flags can't? news bat very definition of a consumer is a company make as product people have to have the very definition after consumer discretionary company is one that is in a product or service like six flags the people don't have to have and your pricing power as a staple is very different. you look at the food companies, i think most of us agree, you know, charles, you and i both love our food, we have to have it. look at hershey, look at general mills. these are up over 25% over the last 12 months without a huge increase in volume but good pricing power. the difference of the six flags, first of all they did go through the covid moment where the government shut down their business over a year. even when you factor how the the hangover of that, it is a discretionary business. i think

what is the ultimate consumer staple it's apple that really is the consumer staple that's the name that should go into that sector i think that's why you stay with the mega cap put because that's going to lead the market this year and coming out into next year >> weiss, what camp would you be in the bear who won't break camp or the bear who might break camp? >> um, sort of breaking a little i have been adding some stocks as they hit a price point that i'm comfortable with, like deere when it got down to $448 so i just don't think those -- i don't look those labels saying bear or bull >> you have been a bear in the market for a long time at some point you're going to turn and see things as the reason to be more bullish. >> i have been going in selectively. >> we near that point? >> not necessarily, no, not at all. i still see an economy that is on the downslope, not on the upslope. the data that comes out, housing numbers aside. housing a unique area right now because you have such a scarcity of new homes but when you get away from that, you see some data. a lot of the data that comes ou

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corn is a common ingredient in colombian cuisine making arepas or corn cakes a country staple.o arepas in new york, legend has it the arepa lady is queen. audrina patridge: actually, i've had arepas before, but not colombian ones. so how are these different? first of all, they're the best ones that you'll ever have. ok. that's a big statement. it's colombian style. cheese arepa is made from corn flour, has mozzarella inside so it's very fluffy, it's very cheesy. and then arepa de chocolo is ground up fresh corn, so it kind of has like, a slight sweetness to it, and it mixes with the saltiness of the cheese, and it's amazing. jeff orlick: alejandro, his mom is the sainted arepa lady. [angelic music] jeff orlick: world famous. audrina patridge (voiceover): what is now a restaurant began as a local food cart operated by the arepa lady from 10:00 to 5:00 am for more than 25 years. my mom, in columbia she was a lawyer. she eventually was a judge for a while. so in order for her to be able to raise her children, she needed to do something where she could control her schedule. she sti

a century of development continues sprouting around sara winchester's san jose staple.he house itself remains a 20th century draw for tourists. i just wanted to see the crazy like maze, like house and see how lost you could get. and it was a crazy, crazy house. the mystery house was conceived by sarah winchester in 1886, an arms manufacturing heiress who moved west from connecticut over the next several decades, renovations, additions and ruin from the great quake of 1906, sarah passed in 1922. her house finally finished opened as a tourist magnet a year later. we are a historic landmark that millions of people have visited and been inspired by over the last 100 years. and i think it is so special that like a time capsule, you can still enter sarah winchester's home and feel like she just stepped away. five years ago, hollywood tapped into the winchester spirit, releasing a movie about the house and its famous architect. the spirits killed by the rifle. they guide me as a character. she's shrouded in mystery. so is this house. there's no shortage of ghost stories in man

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technically staple commodity just say the volcano is already erupt. thing, but it is a quiet erupt son. right now they're hoping of course that it will not progress to a violent eruption. so they're being being very careful now either to lower the, the alert level or rate and lower level because it would either send people back home, or it would drain the, the cut trees resources which has to be stretched very thin right now. barnaby low . i'll just 0 a by the philippines involved thousands of people have gathered at hawaii kilo volcano to witness its latest. a russian novel fountains have been recorded as high as 60 meters is located on hawaiians, big island, and is one of the world's most active volcanoes. as no risk posed by the least of option, but it is expected to last for some time. and does this community members have held us so many in bogota? it's a thank rescue is who found for children a live 40 days after a pain crushed in columbia jungle has been revealed. the children's mother who was also on the plains, survived for 4 days off to the c

setting the agenda, mark smucker on the heels of a strong quarter as we heard from a number of the staples companies. higher prices driving sales increases while volumes are flat we'll get his take on the consumer and where prices go from here. >>> jpmorgan is with us, running out of reasons to be on the sidelines as wall street debates what type of land, wall street is headed for. >>> later, the return of meredith whitney, known for her big call on the banking sector before the financial crisis. she is back with a new research firm and a new call on the housing market. >>> a check on the markets we're in a familiar range just south of 4300. some pretty big calls out of the likes of goldman, and in the wake of what's a vacuum of ecodata and fed speak, at least today. >> not a lot of directional drivers but what is notable is the expansion of the rally last week and the previous weeks we've been bemoaning, it's big cap tech i'm looking at the russell 2000 of small caps, up 2% banks, industrials and materials are what's leading the rally these are the cyclical stocks left behind. everyone fi

and so that is something that staple. chronologist are also watching and the rains could complicate the situation there. now again, as i said, we are not being affected at the moment, but the weather forecast is saying that it will rain here, you know, by starting thursday through to the weekend. so if that's ok, know, it drops violently from thursday. there is a danger of what's called the har flows or volcanic, but blows and these are going to be hot. and these are going to be accompanied by rock balls. and these rocks, when i spoke to stapleton ologist, they say that they could be as big as one vehicle and they're going to be very, very hot. so they're going to be very disruptive. and that's why they have asked people, thousands of people who are living within the 6 kilometer radius of the volcano, the permanent danger zone to evacuate. most of them have evacuated, but there are still a number who have chosen to stay within that permanent danger zone. evacuations still ongoing right now. kerry. okay, we'll leave it that barnaby. thanks for that top date. it was still a head so now ju

so the head around is era extreme hate sessions and asian staples. farmers and scientists are working to produce draft resistant rice the i had low then i'll off to spain registers. it's hottest and 2nd, why is spring on record? it was a cool and what start to the summer and that trend has continued. we've got storm oscar that continues to bring rain to portugal and spain. so you working it's way most of them had the fulls to come on friday for southern parts of fronts. it will eventually work its way even further north, across southern areas of person and the island divided. it's going to be pretty hot and humid this weekend with temperatures suddenly picking up some places like london and paris. now up in the north space like scandinavia, we still got that high pressure in charge. the temperature is here, above average, lots of fun and dry, whether to be found with the risk of wildfires. unfortunately with that were in the way of west. so whether creeping across into eastern areas of europe as we go into the we can certainly for the balkans, places like a serbia is what is hungry us

paul, this is a fantastic chart because i'm looking at staples, you know, a bunch of staple names, financialshe bank situation, health care, almost as many health care stocks at 5 a 2-week highs aztec coming into the week. industrials. so the sort of misnomer that, hey, you know what? if you missed it, it doesn't mean that, you know, it's okay because it was only ten stocks. >> yeah. i mean, market does what the market does. we're pretty much up 20% from the october lows at this point, just shy, but the seven largest stocks in the market make a large part of the market cap, so if they do well -- charles: right, right. >> to your point, we have seen other names participate, and in sectors like consumer discretionary and industrials, those are sectors which are more cyclically, economically sensitive. and then you look at sectors not really on that list, energy, materials, very low-represented, real estate. those have faced a lot of trouble, and those sectors have a lot of stocks in them, but they have a very small weight in the index. you have close to 100 stocks in those three sectors and not

that the drags in the market this year have been the defensive sectors like utilities, health care staples that's really where you have breadth, and those are among the most expensive sectors so if someone was just looking at cyclical groups like tech, discretionary industrials, materials, they're actually meaningfully in a bull market because the participation of those groups is much greater, and i think from an index perspective, i know people try to discount the index, but keep in mind if you take the top 2 headqu2% of ompanies, they're often 35% of the market cap. in the u.s., that number is, like, 25%. so the u.s. isn't as concentrated as other country indices, and in the u.s., we have had two quarters of consecutive quarterly gains now on track for the third it's never happened in the middle of a bear market. so i just think too many signs point to this being a bull market led by the large caps because there's drivers and now expansion of breadth is what we can expect moving forward. >> i think the opposite that some would suggest too few signs point to it, relative to the number of

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the other thing is, consumer staples are a victim of the tech rally.can put up a longer chart, but for the last six weeks, all the consumer staples names have been under pressure but general mills, especially, it's 77. that was $90 look, see that, six weeks ago, that was a $90 site. and that's not just general mills' internal issues, that's the pressure that's on the consumer staples group with the rally we've seen in technology so two whammies are sort of hitting general mills here >> sounds like an inflection point for sure >> meantime, our sara eisen wrapping up interviews with a number of central bankers, including the fed chair a few moments ago. highlights coming in just a moment, but sara, what can we expect to hear from you? >> reporter: hi, carl and leslie just off the stage with the heads of the fed and the ecb and the bank of england and the bank of japan and i tried to really grill them on how they were thinking about the moderation of inflation and just how much is too much when it comes to tightening policy. i'll share with you some of th

steve types about these tribes staple assistance society and makes it almost impossible for them to start other professions on means of livelihood. i ran to meet many members of a family from the community of the legal affairs of rwanda discrimination along these lines. and no one wants to give us decent jobs. that would mean we could climb up and out of our misery, of the income people don't want that. so there's no change to buy about them either. because of how do you tell me not how it is noticeable in everyday life. so please yeah. instead of golf where you books 5 bought this a month. got them. they won't even stand a walk next to us because we belong to a low cost. they tell us to go away, but it's getting better as more and more of us push to go to school. but i have no idea what this is, what the otherwise they wouldn't let us come near their homes. in school, nobody would sit next to me. i wouldn't even show my id card fearing retaliation and humiliation because of our test. some children your don't know who their father is. of course the mothers customers don't give names. but

and then you've got stocks that are out there, like consumer staples names that aren't really rallyingt not dropping that much so they're defensive, and they're kind of holding up here's the classic one would be kimberly clark if you take a look here, it was 134 # the start of the month, it was -- you know, it's heading towards 140 or so. so, that's holding up pretty well these -- so far this month so not a big rally here, and, again, sara and i were talking about this, with the two-year yields here, just keep an eye on those numbers there, you know, 4.8% we start going over certain levels, technical levels have become very, very important when you're looking at bond yields. that's looking to get worse, that's not happened yet. the decline this week has been relatively modest. sara, back to you. >> so, bob, earnings expectations, big topic of debate, we were talking earlier with david rosenberg about the what about fundamentals are telling us, are we going into recession or not what's happening with earnings expectations >> earlier in the year everyone was busy reducing earnings expect

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going through late cycle consumer staples and utilities were expensive i thought of the three healthe of the best and so i wanted to own that exposure it's underperformed but absolutely i think that is this will have the second best. there are so many companies in the etf. >> liz, energy is on the list. >> sure is i will respond to bryn's last comment about health care. i know that's not on the list for tickers but it was my final trade last time i was on "halftime" for the same reasons. it's been a laggard. you want some allocation to something that's defensive and it's difficult to talk yourself into staples and utilities health care is a good option > i do like energy last year 60% in a year everything else was down a little giveback makes sense. i think there is a floor on the price of oil and that will support the stocks given their lackluster performance and the consumer demand for travel, it supports the objective that energy stocks can move up. >> you like the equal weight s&p, the etf that tracks that up 6% year to date. >> a veiled attempt to say i still like small caps. an

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staples 1% everything is working today. discretionaries a little lighter than the others. make you feel better about the state of the market itself >> sure. i was one of the loudest that said this can't work this way. it's a fragile rally because it's only held up by seven or eight stocks of course i want to see broadening out that's a very good sign. it started with fervor last week you had small caps participating. that was great it's something that shows there's buying appetite in investors. it could be something that's short lived from a valuation perspective. what i think this has done is pulled some of the bears on to the bull side or pulled people on to the side that said maybe i'm not positioned if i'm positioned -- i'm not positioned to be wrong i'm convinced to buy something what do i buy? i'm not going to buy the fthing that rallied 50% i'm going to buy the stuff that hasn't rallied yet there could be something to that maybe there's people that have sort of contemplated whether or not the bull case makes sense long term. >> joe, this is the last thing the bears

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it's time to enjoy staples. july recipe, celebrity chef david burke back with us. david, great to see you. >> hi, maria. maria: what have you got for us today. >> i love hot dogs and hamburgers but we didn't bring those today. we're going to make blt out of swordfish. i bought tomahawk steaks, use your grill, get outside. use the grill. tomahawk, that's how we present in our restaurant and there's a message on there for you. >> your name is on one of the bones. >> you have your own tomahawk. >> can you see this, maria? your name is actually imprinted on a bone of the steak. maria: i love it. that's great. >> if you're ambitious, this is a whole fish. really beautiful. and you can eat it hot or cold throughout the day or you can use -- i love these baskets. put a full lay in there, -- fill filet in there, grilled chicken, corn salad. you have pickled fruit, pickle it with red wine, vinegar, sugar. let it sit. >> i'm going to make a lobster roll. i usually eat them. i never made one. maria: i'm asking what you're

. >> well, i can tell you what bidenomics is, martha, it is everybody pays more for basic staples ofshley: everybody pays more. well, desantis is not alone. new numbers show only a small percentage of americans actually approve of joe biden's handling on the economy. meantime, president biden snapping back when asked about his involvement in hunter 's chinese shakedown text. let's listen to this. >> reporter: pride, how involved were you in your son's chinese shakedown text message? were you sitting will theresome were you involvedsome. >> no! ashley: sounds just a little defensive even though he is laughing. we're going to deal with that next. ♪ ♪ ashley: welcome back. we just saw hunter biden and his team arrive for his closed door deposition in delaware, this was literally just about 10 minutes ago. there he is with his backpack on. president joe biden snapped at reporters asking about his involvement with hunter's business dealings. roll the tape. >> reporter: president biden, how involved were you in your son's chinese shakedown text message? were you sitting there? were you inv

to sign that pledge because he doesn't have a life in this campaign without getting on that debate staplee that he signs if donald trump is the nominee. >> if he makes it to the debate stapling. we eve seen him cause fireworks. fun to watch those two go head-to-head >> jim? >> summer does not officially start until wednesday but don't tell that to 35 million people from mexico all the way to mississippi. they are under scorching heat alerts and some can feel dangerous triple-digit temperatures. cnn meteorologist chad myers here to discuss. how wide is this area in. >> this should be mid-july, certainly not mid-june. we're a month ahead of where we should be all across the west and the deep south, of course, this is where the worst weather is, 80 plus possible heat records, broke a couple yesterday, excessive heat warnings all the way from new orleans all the way back to new mexico and all the way down to the rio grand. san antonio is going to feel like 105 without the humidity and then you add the humidity in, and it will feel even worse. look at corpus christi. in the heat and sun it cou