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trend in earnings as well, if that does occur, what i love to do, actually, is i like to enter the trade postnings and short it for a continuedmove lower in the next couple weeks >> all right so that brings us to your final call it's the only buy. it's caterpillar pretty straightforward story you think they'd benefit from rising commodity prices. how bullish are you? >> you know, i like caterpillar here i don't think that we're going to see any type of massive explosion in the stock it's a nice slow and steady winner it's been consolidating for a while. but the reason why i like it is because it's a large cap stock in this overall market environment, it's really volatile it's best to stick with companies that have a long history that are leaders in their field. and with caterpillar, they have an energy segment and also the mining segment, and due to rising commodity prices that i believe are continuing to go higher, i think their construction segment might have a little bit of issues, i think the other two segments are going to help it continue rise and retest previous highs and potentially g

there are few wild west era saloons of trading posts.old several times before and 2017, a cannabis company bought gun trying to re branded as a smoker's paradise. as for the latest, not a lot of details are being released. we do know in late 2020 it was listed for 2.7 million. no word yet, though, on what the latest fires plan to do with it. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> well, we are less than a week away from the warriors first playoff game since 2019. i was at that game. it was june 13th 2019, a tough, sobering ending to a 5 year finals. run. in fact, steph. klay draymond and andre have only played 11 minutes together since that game and staff. he hasn't been cleared since spraining his foot back on march. 16th ugly injury right there. but there is some optimism and the hope is he will be ready to go on saturday and the game can finally be back together again. >> it's been a long time. you know. that feels it feels great to to be back in this the first playoff game at which is exciting. you know, potentia

today first day of trading post merger and deutsche likes what they see.ll the new top pick in media. says it's one of the best positioned companies in the global streaming industry. they're not the only ones pretty bullish this morning both atlantic and evercore upgrade the stock as well. shares did start the day higher but have flattened back and currently down about half a percent, john. big interview with michael nathanson writes the vision of the future was clear to do the deal now comes the hard part executing on the strategy. neutral rating target of 27. >> it's quite a basket of properties they have, but i wonder how they're going to approach this subscription versus advertising balance in digital that seems to have shifted pretty rapidly over the last couple of quarters. as we have been talking about it, as inflation has spiked and seemingly consumers are less willing to continue forking over subscription dollars for so many services, carl >> yeah. not to mention the international growth possibilities, jon. that's been sort of the classic streamin

. >> meantime, alcoa with the biggest decline since march 2020 look at the broader trades all postingses today, guy. >> yeah, obviously concerning. we saw a similar move in march, traded to 90 fell to 72 back to 99 good news is traded up to 99 bad news it was a 15-year high almost to the penny. bit of a double top. i think the market was more concerned about revenue miss eps was good, revenue miss in this environment she should be better with that said these are vulnerable >> mills >> yeah i do think i agree with guy in a sense that the stock was over bought. it was 50% above its 200 day moving average any chink in the armor you will see a violent move to the down side, exact lip what we saw. what worries about stocks like this and about commodities is my view on the economies, if you look at manufacturing pmi versus the price of aluminum they move on top of one another. there's extenuating circumstances and commodities are more boy ant in an economic slow down but given my view of the slow down of the economy, i'd hold back for now. >> if your base case is recession, grasso, are thes

the stakes are huge, and it's not going to be easy, as our global trade correspondent dharshini david explains. as the uk explores postare possibilities, the trade minister has turned a trade deal with india as a golden opportunity, a chance to deepen ties and get my access to what could be the world's third largest economy by 2050. at the moment it is pretty hard for british companies to sell into india because of trade barriers. a bottle of scotch whiskey, for example, comes to the charge of 150%. a british made car attracts a tariff of 100% ever sold in india. there is great enthusiasm on both sides to bring down trade barriers and do a deal, which they hope could boost favour between the natures by perhaps $40 billion in 20 years time, and the hope is to do it by the end of the year, but there are several hurdles. the third round of talks start next week, and some of the issues they need to cover is the west's great desire to get my access to india's manufacturing and service sector. i to india's manufacturing and service sector.— service sector. i want to try to do this _ service sector. i want to try to do this

the finance ministry will announce the trade statistics for march on wednesday. the country post. ts seventh straight monthly trade deficit in february, surging prices for crude oil and natural gas are driving up the value of japan's imports. energy costs are expected to keep rising. that's eroding profitability at companies and weighing on household budgets. on friday, we'll have the purchasing manager's index, or pmi, for april in the eurozone. the business survey measures the performance of the manufacturing sector. a reading above 50 indicates an expansion compared to the previous month. the eurozone manufacturing pmi was 56.5 in march, slumping to a 14-month low. a rise in geopolitical tensions was mentioned as a factor, weighing on demand and affecting business confidence. inflation for input prices are the purchasing cost for manufacturers reaccelerated in march. it hit a four-month high amid surging commodity, fuel and energy costs. >>> all right. let's have a look at the markets. >>> for the "newsline biz" team in tokyo, i'm gene otani. thanks very much for being with us.

we also see the administration falling behind on confirming very important, key trading posts, particularly chief agriculture negotiator. and even outside of your department, we don't have an undersecretary for trade, foreign affairs and agriculture. i have got at least three questions. you could probably eat up all the time on this question, but try to save some time. could you tell us if you have a strategy to increase market access for u.s. agricultural products? ambassador tai: yes, senator grassley. let me begin with a statement of values that i think our american farmers are some of the most abril americans and hardest workers i have met. market access for our farmers is absolutely important to me and to our ability to conduct trade policy. i work with secretary vilsack extremely closely. i consider him to be an exemplar of leadership at the usda, and a good, personal friend. i want you to know i care deeply about our farmers and about allowing them to have opportunities to compete and also to diverse if either opportunities. senator: thank you. we have seen the suffering from russia'

the financial times leads with claims that the government wants to rip up the post—brexit trade dealorthern ireland, and highlights the potential response from the eu. and a poignant family photo on the front page of the sun, showing cristiano ronaldo, his partner and children, following the death of one of their new born twins earlier this week. so let's begin... thank you forjoining us. of got a bit of a cough. i'm struggling through those rampages. most of the papers obviously are leading on the prime minister. it's but is not day in west minister with the leader of the labour party and others saying, is this a real turning point because the prime minister seems to of lost the prime minister seems to of lost the support of his own mps despite a huge majority. the the support of his own mps despite a huge majority-— huge majority. the story of course toda that huge majority. the story of course today that mps — huge majority. the story of course today that mps voted _ huge majority. the story of course today that mps voted for - huge majority. the story of course today that mps vot

having this record first quarter, is this a challenge to buy more the shares. >> on tesla, we post our tradesthe end of every day. many will now, it is the largest position in our flagship portfolio. but we have been selling recently, because of how well it has done relative to the rest of the stocks in our portfolio. it has levitated, and been a good source of cash. we have taken profits and redeployed them into other stocks that we thought were being unfairly analyzed. one of the reasons for that is tesla's and the indexes, and most of our other stocks are not. that is a big problem in terms of the way capital is being allocated these days in the public equity markets. >> how much would tesla have to full up for you to start buying again? >> we are going to put out another model on get help -- get hub within a week. our last one is from about a year ago. you will see from that that are price expectation at the time was $3000. there is still a lot of running room ahead for tesla. relative to the other names in her portfolio, even though that is nearly a triple, other names in our portfolio w

in india, borisjohnson vows to deepen trade ties with a post—brexit

trading on the new york stock exchange floor? former new york stock exchange ceo dick grosso here to share his thoughts on post-pandemic trading the rise of the retail investor and the fading of the spac attack, but first we want to start with this fox market alert at this time yesterday rising consumer inflation sent numbers for the markets tumbling but today look at this. surging inflation at the producer level has investors totally unphased. markets at session highs despite rising costs pretentious you much on all levels, and despite the fact that jpmorgan raining on the bank earnings parade the stock at the moment is down after a $524 million hit from market dislocations caused by russia's invasion of ukraine. profits dropped sharply, about 42% year-over-year and while revenue beat in the first quarter, it still came down 5%, so what does jpmorgan's number and some of the details within it,portend for other big banks, citigroup, wells fargo, goldman sachs and morgan stanley, joining us now premier banking analyst dick bove. dick, every investor who bought up a lot of these stocks let's say just a year ago said can't wait until

leader sirjeffrey donaldson said he was confident as he reiterated his party's call for the post—brexit tradefor stormont to work the irish sea border needs to be removed. it's increasingly clear that the government has accepted this analysis. sirjeffrey donaldson there. the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall have visited the bbc�*s headquarters to mark the 90th anniversary of the world service. prince charles expressed admiration forjournalists covering wars in ukraine and afghanistan, saying it was important the public had the impartial truth from conflict zones. ben stokes has been named as the new captain of the england men's cricket team. he succeedsjoe root and becomes the team's 81st captain. the all—rounder said it was an honour to be given the chance to lead the team. so, can he maintain his often explosive talents with the pressures of being a captain? here's our sports editor dan roan. he is the talismanic figure that england cricket has come to rely on, but as well as being expected to star with both bat and ball ben stokes has now been tasked with leading the ailing test tea

leader, sirjeffrey donaldson, said he was confident, as he repeated his party's call for the post—brexit tradefor stormont to work, the irish sea border needs to be removed. it is increasingly clear that the government has accepted this analysis. well, a week before the assembly elections, as campaigning intensifies, the assumption largely remains that the main political divide in northern ireland is between unionism and nationalism — in other words, between supporting remaining part of the uk or becoming a united ireland. but while that separation over british or irish identity is still very apparent, our correspondent emma vardy found that there is also a growing middle ground. every band is unique, and every band wants their own trousers, hat, jacket. soon, many streets will echo with the sound most symbolic of northern ireland's unionist heartlands. my father was a drummer and his father was a drummer. the hundreds of marching bands represent a distinct image of british identity here. it's not to offend. it keeps a lot of children off the streets, because they're being taught an instrument

in india, borisjohnson vows to deepen trade ties with a post brexit deal by october. a 45—year—old german man is understood to have been declared an official suspect in the disappearance of madeleine mccann. it's the final stretch in a tight french presidential race, for marine le pen, and emmanuel macron. and art in the shadow of war. the ukranian entries at the venice biennale. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel, tyson fury weighs—in nearly a stone lighter than usual for his heavyweight title defence against dillian whyte tomorrow. good evening. the united nations has described the war in ukraine as a horror story of violations against civilians and says there's growing evidence war crimes may have been committed. near the beseiged southern port city of mariupol us satellite images appear to show a mass burial site containing around 200 graves. russian forces have been trying to fully capture the city for several weeks. they do control most of the area, but hundreds of ukrainian troops are still hiding out in the sprawling azovstal steel plant. toda

in india, borisjohnson vows to deepen trade ties with a post—brexit deal by october.the final day of campaigning for marine le pen and emmanuel macron in france's tight presidential race. and billed as the biggest all british boxing match in 40 biggest all british boxing match in a0 years, tyson fury takes on dili and white at wembley. coming up in sportsday later in the hour on the bbc news channel: arbroath have been one of the great stories of the scottish football season, and the part—timers can take a big step towards premiership promotion this evening. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the united nations says there's growing evidence of war crimes being committed in ukraine, describing the situation as a horror story. us satellite images allegedly show a mass burial site containing around 200 graves near the besieged southern port city of mariupol, that russian forces have been trying to fully capture for several weeks. they do control most of the area, but hundreds of ukrainian troops are still hiding out in the sprawling azovstal steel plant. to

screening and monitoring programs have been extremely effective for those victims of the world trade center disaster post 9/11. and this isn't analogous exposure where and burn pits. it is our sacred duty to care for the women and men who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. >> thank you, doctor szema. mr. porter? >> thank you for having us here, senator gillibrand, and senator tillis. i appreciate everything you are doing on this issue. i'd like to introduce my daughter, 13-year-old daughter here, elizabeth porter. she's paying hokie from school today so hopefully should get something out of this. i also want to, on a more serious note, i want to take this opportunity to say that by thoughts and prayers are with doctor kate hendrix thomas, advocate on this issue. she's going through a very, particularly tough time with regard to her burn pit related illness. so, i'm here not only arson i av had frigate as one who is exposed to a variety of urban talks from burn pits and other sources well deployed. before i went down range i had completely healthy lungs. shortly after i arrived in kabul 2010, where t

mr johnson said a post—brexit trade deal could be reached by the autumn.ous timescale, particularly given pressure on the prime minister at westminster. considering the number of party investigations going on back home, are you sure you will still be prime minister then? yes. he dismissed questions about an inquiry into whether he misled parliament. he said people had heard enough. parliament. he said people had heard enou:h. ~ . parliament. he said people had heard enou.h,. ., , .,, parliament. he said people had heard enou~h.~ . , ., parliament. he said people had heard enou.h_ . ., , .,, ., ., enough. what people want in our count is enough. what people want in our country is for _ enough. what people want in our country is for the _ enough. what people want in our country is for the government - enough. what people want in our country is for the government to | enough. what people want in our i country is for the government to get on and focus on the issues on which we were elected and that is what we are going to do, and i think they will be intereste

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he has been very prominent in raising concerns about the impact of post—brexit trade deals in the sectorry to see him go. but again, the other side there saying it isn't really terrible for him to carry on in these roles if all of these things he is accused of do turn out to be true. we are still waiting on a full explanation about what exactly it was he did and why he did it. he was quite guarded and didn't give us a lot of the key details yesterday so we are waiting to hear more from him on that. constituents know are most disappointed and heath they feel he has let them down but some are sticking up for him that he should get a second chance and they are saying that he don't think he is particularly harmed anyone and that is debatable, but certainly, yes, everybody here tiverton has an opinion on this quite astonishing story here in devon today. for --eole story here in devon today. for peeple who — story here in devon today. for people who don't know the area and constituency, give us a bit of background on that. i believe he was elected back in 2010 or so. yes. background on that. i

leads with claims that the government wants to give ministers the power to rip up the post—brexit deal governing tradenorthern ireland, and highlights the potential response from ireland and the eu. so let's begin... ican begin i can begin with the telegraph supporting where's your 28 boris johnson used to write his column. and they are running with the huge damage thatjohnson has suffered, it seems to many today. damage that johnson has suffered, it seems to many today.— damage that johnson has suffered, it seems to many today. yeah, it was an interesting day — seems to many today. yeah, it was an interesting day down _ seems to many today. yeah, it was an interesting day down in _ seems to many today. yeah, it was an interesting day down in the form - interesting day down in the form today. the day turned on its head with that incredible, dramatic u—turn at 1115 by the conservatives realising that it faced a beauty from tory mps whether to turn up to back borisjohnson to block this labour motion that successfully to the committee. they had to turn and give a boat. all this happening while the prime

average absolute move for p&g has been up or down roughly 1.8 % so a slightly more volatile post earnings traded for p&g. >> that's about as excited -- 2 .6 % jeff, i don't want to make you call which way it's going to go, but why have you been buying j&j instead of p&g >> i look at the leadership of j&j. i'm not going to discount the fact that p&g has outperformed the s&p 500. i look at j&j as a larger market cap and more diversified that's where we have been. however, i am interested in p&g. pull back to $150. right now trading at $158. that's not a big pullback. it may not get us there today, but if you look at p&g, certainly it is a great insight to what the global -- or the impact of global inflation is. they are a consumer staple's giant. at the end of the day, we have to see to dom's point, how they pass along the pricing point and do they have the pricing power johnson & johnson have right now i'm interested in p&g. another boring stock, but boring has become sexy. p&g is on the radar, but i've not pulled the trigger yet >> outperforming that gets anybody's attention these days leave it

yvonne: china posting faster expert growth for march in yen terms for the first 20 months, despite the surge in commodity prices and covid lockdowns. still waiting for the trades morning. new zealand posting the biggest rate rise in 22 years. a sign they are worried about runaway inflation. cpi in india soaring above the target range for the third straight month, which could force the rbi to hike in june. haslinda: in the markets, perhaps it is a relief rally. a relief u.s. core cpi fell short of expectations, despite cpi itself getting a fresh record in 40 years. looking at where we are in terms of the benchmarks. have gained for australia, japan, and malaysia. but losses for the csi 300 index. trade numbers stronger-than-expected. we heard from china that the traded bierman's increasingly severe -- the trade environment is extreme seeing the severe. -- extrinsic -- x recently severe. and slightly in positive territory.

. >> yes, and we post our trades at the end of every day and you will see that we have been selling down tesla, but it's still our largest position, 9.5% in the portfolio when we see tesla down, you know, 20% from its high and we see some of our other stocks down 60%, 70%, now, there's more optimism with tesla, it's in the indexes now so it gets more support. we're going to make that kind of trade, but our confidence -- >> what kind of trade? do you mean you're following -- you're selling out of it because of the price action in some of the more smaller beaten down stocks >> yeah, so portfolio management means if a stock is -- especially over the past year and a half tesla has been a moon shot and our confidence is very high, but it is -- it has maintained its valuation relative to some of the other names in which our confidence also has increased so tesla, we have not lost any confidence in tesla at all, and understand that elon musk is diversifying, as he should he has ain't incredible amount of his net worth in tesla and he feels very strongly about twitter. and we're very interested

mrjohnson said a post—brexit trade deal could be reached by the autumn. particularly given pressure on the prime minister at westminster. considering the number of party investigations going on back home, are you sure you will still be prime minister then? yes. he dismissed questions about an inquiry into whether he misled parliament. he said people had heard enough. what people want in our country is for the government to get on and focus on the issues on which we were elected, and that's what we're going to do, and i think they'll be interested injobs, growth in the uk. asked about the war in ukraine, borisjohnson said the uk could provide tanks to poland, who may, in turn, send heavy armour to ukrainian forces. india could still play a role, he suggested, despite its neutral stance. talking to prime minister modhi today, it's clear already intervened several times, and i'm sure it's no secret, he has intervened several times with vladimir putin really to ask him what on earth he thinks he's doing. yesterday, the government dropped its attempt to delay

the construction of gas pipelines, i convince european politicians that you can’t trade advice all this continued in the postn tell a lot of stories about it, but i repeat once again, this was and remains the plan of the united states to do everything so that these supplies stop, therefore, well, actually, if we we want to fulfill the american plan. we really need to stop the supply we're going to stop. and we are two countries that do not pay in the new scheme. now let's deal with these two countries, just, and the united states chooses two absolutely predictable states and they have been consciously preparing for a taxi for a long time. if you pay attention let's say. pg nick has been saying for several years that it will not renew the contract with russian gas either. she doesn't need. she is preparing for this this winter. uh, you probably saw the news all the time that the yamal gas pipeline of europe was used in reverse mode, which means that poland was buying gas from germany, russian gas was pumping into storage, preparing for the end of the contract their contract ends on october 1, but they decided

trade. >> oh. >> we will be keeping you posted. >> now i'm getting a little stressed out.ust need to know the outcome. >> all fans right now, a little anxiety. >>> all right. jess, what's happening at 6:00? >> coming up at 6:00, facing a judge. the man and woman accused of kidnapping baby brandon appear in a san jose court, even with the release of new court documents, the motive remains a mystery. >> as to why it happened, that's not something that we can completely explain or may ever be able to explain. >> we have live team coverage on the case that's captivating the bay area. >> an effort to increase the presence of law enforcement in the streets of san francisco. a new role for san francisco sheriff's deputies, coming up. >>> also, the lack of snowpack is creating water scarcity issues that have impacts far beyond california. the nbc news special report on this climate challenge. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. face-to-face with the man and woman who stole the most important thin

in a post—brexit world getting a free trade _ post—brexit world getting a free trade agreement with india thank you. let's talk about what opinions are being held - thank you. let's talk about what opinions are being held in i thank you. let's talk about what opinions are being held in the i thank you. let's talk about what i opinions are being held in the uk. jonathan blake is our political correspondent. the prime minister thousands of miles away. i don't think, even though he has got things to focus on there, he can quite forget the difficulties that he faces when he does, back onto the uk, eventually? he faces when he does, back onto the uk, eventually?— faces when he does, back onto the uk, eventually? he certainly can't, nara. in uk, eventually? he certainly can't, naga- in the _ uk, eventually? he certainly can't, naga. in the interviews _ uk, eventually? he certainly can't, naga. in the interviews he - uk, eventually? he certainly can't, naga. in the interviews he gave i uk, eventually? he certainly can't, naga. in the interviews he gave us| naga. in the interviews he gave us at t

headlines to the contrary, there is little evidence that unlawful insider trading is widespread on capitol hill. recent research looking at post-stock act trading data has found that lawmakers do not reap outside returns including for investments in areas where lawmakers hold committee assignments. yet questionable trading has been a public perception that lawmakers have financial advantages. analyzing lawmakers' trading is more than fair and has been made possible in part by the stock act's reporting requirements, but current law already delineates when such trading and -- is unlawful. it does not follow that all stock ownership or trading should be prohibited just because no stock act prosecutions have been brought. this is especially true where there is no evidence of widespread insider trading. moreover, taking prophylactic action to combat insider trading does not address the actual issue. there is reason to believe that those calling for congressional stock trading reform are not motivated by a crisis of faith in the markets, but rather a lack of trust in lawmakers. a focus solely on individual stocks distracts from the

headlines to the contrary, there is little evidence that unlawful insider trading is widespread on capitol hill. recent research looking at posttock act trading data has found that lawmakers do not reap outside returns including for investments in areas where lawmakers hold committee assignments. yet questionable trading has been a public perception that lawmakers have financial advantages. analyzing lawmakers' trading is more than fair and has been made possible in part by the stock act's reporting requirements, but current law already delineates when such trading and -- is unlawful. it does not follow that all stock ownership or trading should be prohibited just because no stock act prosecutions have been brought. this is especially true where there is no evidence of widespread insider trading. moreover, taking prophylactic action to combat insider trading does not address the actual issue. there is reason to believe that those calling for congressional stock trading reform are not motivated by a crisis of faith in the markets, but rather a lack of trust in lawmakers. a focus solely on individual stocks distracts from the br

trading in u.s. stocks and a little change in terms of the pricing action there. swinging between both gains and losses as investors corporate -- absorb results. nikkei futures up, watching the yen, posting for biggest losing streak in a century. 127 is the level we are sitting at at the moment. we had 12 consecutive sessions of losses when it comes to the yen-dollar trading. >> good morning. russian president vladimir putin has decorated the army units that ukraine has blamed for crime. he has given them the name of guards assigning heroism and valor. trainings say350 bodies -- ukrainians say 350 bodies have been collected in bucha. protests have been calling for the resignation for weeks as the country economic crisis grows. movies have downgraded sri lanka's economic safety after citing foreign debt. a wave of political demonstrations and energy industry members say that libya's largest oil field was closed after protesters gathered at the site commanding that they prime minister quit. other facilities have been suspended for the same reason. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. shery:

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but while "the post" admits biden family prompted by trading with his name overseas, it's like biden didn't act incorruptly. his son suddenly earning millions is something he wouldn't notice? like the growing stain on the front of his trousers? "the post" asked the dumbest question of the yea. why is confirmation of a story that surfaced in the fall of 2020 emerging only now? well, gee whiz, post, why don't you ask your own news bureau? the press asking why the story is only emerging now. it's like o.j. simpson just asking what happened to his ex-wife nicole or scott petersen putting up missing posters of his wife all around the neighborhood. your hands were all over this. "the washington post" then noted that after the "new york post" published the blockbuster piece, "twitter blocked a story altogether, suspended the "new york post's" account for sharing store thefully the algorithms that governor users' news feeds." thank you, we knew. the culprits were sipping lattes in silicon valley. now "the washington post" and the "new york times" vouched for many of the e-mails and cited the

barclays traders post a surprise jump in trading. we will break down the numbers this hour. francine: i'm counting 39 companies reporting earnings, a lot of this is the boost we got from facebook, meda, in the end, a reminder that there is out there in global markets as it continues to sink. tom: the fed out of the shadows for today, you have -- nailing down his message there's going to be a need for continued persistent reasoning, the japanese economy is in a different space. the double down, i'm jgb's. you will see the on the end, crossing 130 for the first time since 2002. how things work for the market open, these will gain in the first few seconds of trading, earnings front center. the picture looks bright across most of those corporate's. the tech gaining more than 1%, ftse 100 up .6%, spanish ibex gaining 58.7 .7%. china saying they're going to do more to support the unemployed. they do have tools in their back pocket, but will be enough? we had up to the opening stateside, look at futures how -- look at how futures is going up. yesterday, make, after hours, that boos

>> on tesla, we post our traded -- trades at the end of every day so many will know we have, it is the position in our flagship portfolio and more spoke for leo's -- most portfolios where we have it. but it has done well relative to the rest of the stocks in our portfolio. it has levitated relative, and has been a good source of cash. we have redeployed them into other stocks that we thought were being unfairly penalized. i think one reason for that is, tesla is in the broad-based indexes and most other stocks are not. that is a big problem out there in terms of the way capital is being allocated these days in the public equity markets. >> how much would tesla have to fall for you to start buying again? >> we will put out another model on get hub -- on github i'm going to say within a week. our last one is from about a year ago. you will see from that model that our price expectation at that time was free thousand dollars. so -- $3000. so there is room ahead for tesla. relative to other names in the portfolio, although that is nearly a triple, other names we believe will deliver much m

airlines flying high right now, pun intended those shares are moving higher in the premarket trade after it postedut it had a nice outlook for the full year. it turns in a solid profit southwest shares are gaining on that news. then our most popular ticker search on our website, cnbc.com, the usual names, meta platforms, one, apple, which reports earnings after the bell today, tesla and some of those other ones as well keep an eye on those, andrew, joe, and the rest of the top ten highlights from the top 50 on my twitter feed back to you. >> thank you, sir. we have some mixed postearnings reactions so far for the quarter on the big megacaps. alphabet fell, microsoft jumped and meta really jumped joining us to preview tonight's results from amazon and apple, good morning to you, tony. >> good morning. >> i don't know if you want to look backwards or forwards first. i'm curious what you think we'll be hearing tonight from apple and amazon >> i think the thing to watch out for with apple and amazon, with apple we're looking at china, some of the supply chain issues, you know, there are some labor iss

basically recovered three weeks of losses in the space of about 40 minutes of trading pre-lunch break and about 10 minutes post lunch break. at one point, the tech index was up 11% for the session. at the moment, it is up almost 9%. that is a positive sign for hong kong's docs -- hong kong stocks and the greater china region. tom: thank you, mark cudmore for breaking down these extraordinary moves we are seeing across technology stocks listed in hong kong currently gaining a .5%. technology stateside was also making headlines overnight. elon musk selling about $4 billion of tesla stock after clinching a deal to buy twitter. analysts speculate that elon musk may need to sell some stock to cover the equity portion of the transaction that he has personally guaranteed. we are joined by laura wright. how are things going for elon musk? how concerned should retail investors be? >> elon musk is selling 4.4 million tesla shares. it sends a negative signal for existing shareholders and implies a limited upside. and suggests he believes there is more upside for twitter stock. elon musk tweeting he has no plans to sell a

me to on the old hosting of the on the green fence post and to me it's clear remains to trade. join me for a deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plans with ah ah ah visits dw news live from berlin. russia targets the train station used by civilian evacuees. more than 30 people are killed and over 100 injured as rockets hit the station in chroma tossed in easton ukraine, also coming off warnings of more atrocities committed by russian forces against civilians in northern ukraine. we hear the stories from those who survived in the recently liber.

other banks posting more revenue than expected from trading. continue or not is the big question going into this new quarter. francine: what can we expect from u.s. banks more broadly in the second quarter? charlie: the concern is about the uncertainty. what does that do to the deal pipeline that we have been hearing so much about earlier this year. we know that investment bankers are always optimistic about deals, but we saw bank of america talking about a 30% decline in revenue from investment banking which was representative of other large banks. tom: i feel cheated, you have not talked about your paris sojourn. french banks are next. francine: surveillance is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> russian troops have begun the battle for the donbas for which they have been preparing a long time. >> could there be another episode of financial contagion? >> it's not my base case here. >> this is bloomberg surveillance: early edition with francine lacqua. francine: welcome to bloomberg surveillance: early edition. here's what's coming up on today's

posts record profit. elon musk's carmaker beat the estimate and forecasts bump production growth. shares jump in extended trade. the french presidential debate. emmanuel macron warns that marine le pen warns -- risks starting civil war with her policies. good morning. a red headline again from the ecb. policy rates could turn positive this year. the ecb shouldn't over engineer possible crisis tools. he's ready to consider a deposit rate hike in july. this is fast and furious from the belgians. dani: one of the things that stands out to me, saying that policy rates could even get restrictive in order to combat inflation. we spoke to the belgian central bank governor earlier. take a listen. >> i believe without bad news coming from that front, hiking by the end of the year to zero or slightly positive territory would be a no-brainer. dani: we could hike by the end of the year. one thing i find notable here is , even if russian gas gets cut off, that wouldn't necessarily mean they back off the track of easing policy. pretty hawkish lines coming out of the governing council members. manus: if you add to that -- ad

trading them. snacks as currency the school district's post went on to read that students will be searched and thatg more than the allotted amount of snacks will immediately be thrown out by security they got a lot of comments on this one posted maybe if school lunches weren't so typy and gross they wouldn't need to bring extra snacks that original post was deleted early this morning after district officials added, thank you all for your feedback. if you have children in the district, please contact your building principal if you are an internet heckler, continue as you were they're a football powerhouse. if that snack attack screws that up, they will re-evaluate. >>> 70 seconds left on a race to the finish the ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy delivering a fiery speech he played graphic video of russian atrocities zelenskyy told the council to do more to stop vladimir putin's invasion or dissolve the council altogether. >>> the white house set to announce more sanctions against russia >>> sacramento police say they've now arrested three suspects in connection with sunday's mass shooting that

news let's brynn in steve grasso and a cnbc contributor and he'll give us our trades on each we'll start with ford when postedalyst expectations but the stock is down 20% this year, steve. the started as a little blip and now what do you make of it what would you do with it? >> yeah, so i'm always biased of ford and gm. i always own american cars as well so i always feel like i have an allegiance to them when i look at the stock chart, though, they don't look terrible they don't look great either so that's the world of technical analysis the one tailwind i heard from the vp of sales, the in transit volume, up 74% that means we're coming to an end of supply constraints or supply chain constraints, i should say would i be a buyer of it i'm not sure, and i'll tell you why. if you're going to have a twos-ten inversion, that recession is going to happen sooner rather than later, even if is a year out or a half a year out that could impede people's attention span to buy a new vehicle. >> let's go on to stock number two, it is starbucks, which announced today they're going to not do their buybacks anymore. what do y

the supply chain has been practically paralyzed by the trade between ecuador and russia in terms of bananas and in terms of flowers in our next postswill definitely tell the details that we managed to find out now about how it will be next. develop this business is trading. in the meantime, until the next meeting on the air, sergey brilev will be leading from the equator. and ecuador this is great news with viewers from moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. two people died, 12 more were injured in a severe accident involving a passenger bus on the m9 baltic highway, a scheduled liaz that this morning followed the moscow-volokolamsk route, broke through a metal fender and collapsed overpasses. on the roadway, the investigative committee. already started a criminal case near moscow authorities. promise to support families of the dead. olga turchinova found out what caused the accident at the scene of the emergency. the rice bus was traveling from moscow to volokolamsk here at 104 km, the driver lost control at full speed, the bus demolished a metal fence and fell from a five-meter overpass. the first footage after the acci

in con, you, this posting authorities say the statue was discovered on what wasn't important overland trade route. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. now. the un says moscow has agreed in principle to allow it to help with evacuation or civilians from the as of style steel plants, the besieged, ukrainian city of mario poll, un secretary general and tourney, good hersh met russia's president latimer, hootin in moscow. the russian that president describe the situation in maria paul as difficult and tragic putin also said that good parish had been misled about what's happening there don't even do to leave it. there are no military actions being conducted in the our style. steel factory. we heard from the ukrainian government that there are civilians inside the compound. in that case, ukrainian military personnel are obliged to let them go. the simple thing is with regards to evacuating those people. mister secretary general, you have been deceived and misled. over a 100000 people have left mary paul. they can go anywhere they want. some people want to go to russia some to uk