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in for melissa lee, i'm tyler mathisen this is "options action" live from the nasdaq market site. on the desk mike khouw, carter worth, tim seymour gentlemen, welcome good to be with you. we wrap up march trading with a look at the names seeing the most options action this quarter. among them tesla, nvidia, apple, microsoft and meta heavy interest in the number of etfs as well the qqqs, the russell 2,000 as well as corporate debt and gold. and markets finishing the quarter strong leading the surge up nearly 17% for the quarter. the s&p jumping 7% and the dow attempting a turnaround bouncing back from its october lows i think it's nosed into positive -- there it has -- positive territory by a third of a percent for the year so far. it was, as you probably know, a rough march for banks. the svb collapse sent shock waves through the entire sector. account re etf notching its second worst on record the v volatility comes as we kik off the earnings season. mike, you're sfocused on those money centered banks >> banks have been knocked down. the regional most notably by and large are sor

alongside morgan brennan, i'll tyler mathisen stocks pulling back today after a strong recent run. despite that good start to the year, market pessimism is running sort of high we'll ask legendary investor mario gabelli what he sees ahead for the stock market and the economy. >>> plus former president donald trump about to be arraigned in new york court the proceedings expected to be shortly. while cameras are in the building, the arraignment itself will not be broadcast live here's a live shot outside, though we'll bring you any news as the situation develops either inside or outside of the courthouse. >> as he goes through processing ahead of an appearance ahead of a new york state judge first a check of the markets everything is down right now kristina has a look at today's big movers. >> markets are fixated on the spike in oil prices and what that could mean for inflation and the global economy, especially after we saw a drop of u.s. job openings in february don't get me wrong, there's still a lot of job openings but the market is very sensitive to any changes in narrative the

in for melissa lee, i'm tyler mathisen, this is "options action," live.e khouw, carter worth, gentlemen, good to be with you we wrap up march trading with a look at some of the names seeing the most "options action" this quarter, among them, tesla, nvidia, apple, microsoft, and meta heavy interest in a number of etfs as well the qqqs, the russell 2000 as well, and corporate debt and gold and markets finishing the quarter strong today, the tech-heavy nasdaq leading the urge up nearly 17% for the quarter, the s&p jumping 7% and the dow attempting a turnaround, bouncing back from its october lows, i think it's nosed into -- there it has, positive territory by a third of a percent for the year so far. it was, as you probably know, a rough march for banks, the spb collapse sent shock waves throughout entire sector, the kre regional bank etf notching its second worth month on record and the kbe locking in its fourth worth month ever. the volatility comes as we gear up for money banks to kick off earnings in a few weeks, the earnings season. mike, you're focusin

welcome to "power lunch" alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen after a big inflation report this mornings markets will -- are well off the highs of the day. >> dow off 150 points. nasdaq had been up 1%, gave up the gains. two year yield back over 4%. and the dollar is weaker let's get to steve liesman with the details from the fed minutes now and market reaction. >> minutes to the reserve meeting in march show that the staff shows the effects of the banking turmoil would likely lead to a mild recession later this year. saw the recovery in 2024 and 2025 the staff had previously seen the recession of a possible alternative to baseline forecasts now seems to have elevated that to the baseline forecast expecting inflation to step down markedly this year and slow sharply next year. we don'tsu

. >>> now to tyler mathisen for a cnbc news update >> thank you very much here is your update at thistails from the leaked classified pentagon documents show that ukrainian agents have pursued drone attacks inside belarus and russia, contrary to u.s. and western wishes. two documents show ukraine launching operations inside other countries, which may cause some allies to reconsider their support for kyiv president zelenskyy's office did not respond to a request for comment. >>> elizabeth holmes has been ordered to report to prison. the disgraced founding and ceo of theranos was found guilty of fraud in january of 2022 and sentenced to 11 years in prison back in january. she recently gave birth to her second child and is expected to report to a minimum security facility on april 27th >>> and the fda's commissioner robert callus telling cnbc that health misinformation is lowering u.s. life expectancy. there is a need, he says, for better regulation to root out misinformation and he's made it a top priority back to you. >> tyler, thank you. >>> chicago fed president austin ghoulsby makin

alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen coming up, earnings everywhere big reports out before the bell even after the bell throughout the hour we're going to dig into the reports already published and get you set for those still to come. >> plus, president biden officially announces his 2024 presidential campaign. we'll dig into the

alongside kelly evans i'm dominic chu in for tyler mathisen today coming up, searching for answers. alphabet's ceo warning about artificial intelligence saying every product of every company will be impacted and society is not ready. we'll discuss that and a potential major move by microsoft coming for google's own turf. >> plus, the state of housing as we enter the spring selling season are buyers getting used to the new normal for mortgage rates. we'll talk to realtors about what they're seeing. we'll start with the washington area a check on markets, we're moving more to the downside dow down 78, s&p down to 4123, nasdaq down 0.4% let's get to kristina partsinevelos for more of what's moving today. >> i like that stocks starting off the week frackly lower. wall street is waiting for a lot of corporate earnings. let's start with movers today. moderna, shares are down over 7% even though the pharmaceutical firm shared positive results from a trial of its cancer vaccine. the mrna cut the risk of death or reacurrent of melanoma by 44% combined with merck's immunotherapy. some analyst

alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen glad you could join us on a busy monday it's a big week for the markets, a third of the s&p 500, half of the dow, report their profits for the first quarter. google, microsoft, meta, amazon, will this earnings parade shake up an uninspired market? >>> plus, bud light's brand battle the company partnering with a transgender influencer and seems to have backfired in a major way. two executives placed on leave we'll examine the sticky situation when companies weigh in to social issues. >>> media bombshells in the past couple hours the latest than as we first get a check on the markets dow is positive, s&p fractionally higher and nasdaq still negative. >>> so let's get a check right now for what are some of the movers on the day. health care giant and dow component johnson & johnson, up a half a percent right now johnson & johnson is looking at plans to put aninitial public off together for its consumer products unit according to a "wall street journal" report and it could start this week the unit named ken view will house brands like tylenol, ban

first solar having its worst week in a decade on that note, let's get to tyler mathisen for the cnbc> on that cheery note two u.s. army helicopters crashed on thursday night in alaska three soldiers dead, injured was a fourth this marks the second accident involving military helicopters in alaska this year. the army released a statement saying the cause of the crash is under investigation and more detail hs be released as they become available >>> pope francis is in hungary today as part of a three-day visit. this is his first full visit to the country since he became pope ten years ago. the visit expected to include discussions of conflict in ukraine and issues of -- >>> 11% of adults say they smoked cigarettes last year, down from 12.5% in 2021. however, e-cigarette usage rose to 6% from about 4.5% a year before kelly, back to you >> i shouldn't go there, but pot smoking is up. you wonder if you polled smoking of something overall if it would still be down. >> i don't think any of it is really down. anything going into your lungs shouldn't be there >>> coming up, why are we seeing

alongside kelly, i'm tyler mathisen, glad you could join us on this warm and spring-like thursday atng up, money and politics, the biden administration regulations are under fire auto companies unhappy with the new emissions rules and they're not the only ones. and a flew business lobbying group forming a chamber of commerce alternative set to push back on what it calls future killing tax policies. >>> big changes in the employment picture remember when older workers were retiring in droves some of them are coming back to the office and employers can't wait to hire them. also, working from home could be another relic. jpmorgan demanding some workers come back to the office five days a week, we get to all of that but first let's check markets. stocks at session highs. dow up 311 nasdaq leading the way u

alongside contessa brewer, i'm tyler mathisen glad you can join us coming up, is this banking crisis over? jamie dimon says no way and the repercussions will be felt for years. >>> but we'll speak to an analyst who is upgrading one regional bank saying there's value there. >> it took the best way to get laid off in person in the office or from the comfort of your home mean, most of us who have been through it before how about not. our panel will discuss that and several other hot topics of the day. first, let's get a check on the markets. stocks mostly lower, a weak adp number on jobs raising concerns about the economy. the dow has a small gain up.02% and the nasdaq and s&p are off and in the red as is the russell 2000 tyler. >> speaking of the nads lack, let's go there and kristina partsinevelos pass more. >> an earnings report from adp shows a sector downturn. utilities, health care and higher are the best performing and tech and discretionaries are the worst group which leads me to what's going on the concerns about the economy are hitting high growth names like zscaler, crowdstri

. >>> welcome back to "the exchange," everybody i'm tyler mathisen this is your cnbc update a japaneseit was carrying out surveillance activity at the time of the crash. the japanese coast guard is searching for the ten people on board the aircraft media reports say officials have found parts of the helicopter in the sea, but no bodies have been rescued or recovers yet. >>> militants in lebanon fired rockets at israel, according to the israeli military that's raising tensions during what is the region's holiest week of the year of the 34 rockets that were fired across the border, the israeli military said its defense system shot down 25. however, at least two people were wounded in the attacks. >>> on this holy thursday, pope francis washed the feet of a dozen juveniles, serving time in a rome prison. the ritual symbolizes humility and replicates what jesus did to apostles at the last summer before he was arrested and crucified. the pope's visit comes after he was discharged from the hospital last weekend following a bout of bronchitis >> thank you very much >>> still ahead on the show

alongside kelly evans, i'm tyler mathisen coming up, earnings season kicking off with a bang. united health dragging on the dow, just talked about that one. but jpmorgan jumping we'll dig into all the numbers the big banks, get the picture from a regional bank ceo as well >> plus, a big interview coming up with new jersey governor phil murphy we'll get the state of the state's economy and talk taxes, the wealthy, corporations and much more. first, a check on the markets though as stocks are sliding and trying to hold on gains for the week nasdaq has given those up. dow down 232 points. >> to dominic chu for a look at the bigger movers. >> we start with a couple of stocks that are the biggest drags. boeing shares far and away the biggest percentage decliner in the dow. the aerospace and defense contractor is getting hit hard after it warned it may have to pause some deliveries of its 737 max model jets due to a potential parts problem. boeing said the issue would not affect the planes that are already in service, nonetheless shares down 6% right now the biggest point drag on th

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alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen glad you could join us on a busy monday it's a big week foreport their profits for the first quarter. google, microsoft, meta, amazon, will this earnings parade shake up an

alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen coming up, earnings everywhere big reports out before the bell. bigger reports even after the bell throughout the hour we're going to dig into the reports already published and get you set for those still to come. >> plus, president biden officially announces his 2024 presidential campaign. we'll dig into the economic angles of second term from taxes to the latest on the debt ceiling. before that let's get a check on the markets near session lows with the dow down 307 points, the s&p 500 back below 4100. >> let's get to kristina partsinevelos in the house for a look at some of the big movers. >> like kelly mentioned a weakness across the board for fears of a slowing u.s. economy. we have yet to hear from the mega cap tech names and retailers set to report earnings in the days and weeks. shares of first republic making a lot of news right now, plunging over 40%. we'll bring first republic up in just a second as the worst s&p stock right now. it was halted as well. this is because there was a new bloomberg report that first republic is weighing up

alongside kelly evans i'm tyler mathisen the nasdaq falling again on pace for a fifth drop in six sessions we're going to take a closer look at two of the biggest tech names, apple and tesla tesla down nearly 9% already in april after a hot start to the year. >> indeed. plus the markets are waiting for the cpi report tomorrow morning. if it shows cooling inflation could the fed press pause? we'll look and game out all the scenarios. let's get a check on the markets. the dow at new session highs pretty much after interesting comments from austin goolsbee in the past hour, showing a little more openness or he's been typically considered somewhat more dovish kind of reiterated his concern about the banking system the s&p up 0.3%. the nasdaq down by 10. >> let's check in with kristina partsinevelos in studio for a look at some of the movers welcome. >> thank you, tyler. unfortunately the nasdaq is on a roll for five days in the red out of the six, the dow the only consistent indices up about 1% you have worries about inflation, which the cpi report out tomorrow and the bank earnings on friday

alongside kelly evans i'm dominic chu in for tyler mathisen today coming up, searching for answers.

. >> thank you >> i'm tyler mathisen. coming up, a busy week for the markets on the economic front with the cpi and retail sales. but also earnings season kicking off for a lot of the big banks what you need to watch for and what you should be doing with your money ahead of all that >> plus, franchise fatigue at the box office disney announcing three more "star wars" movies while also angering fans with celebrity cameos on "the mandalorian." but super mario's just cleaned up at the box office do moviegoers just want something different but still familiar we'll discuss that, get a check on the stocks reacting and first, though, a check on the markets. with the dow up by 30 points, it turned positive just in the last hour or two. the s&p still down 7 the nasdaq down 45 small caps leading the way up 2/3 of 1% today. >> for a closer look at what's driving the markets today let's go to christina partsinevelos at nasdaq hi, kristina >> hi. well, i'll start with nasdaq because it's taking the biggest hit today. tech stocks are d

alongside kelly, i'm tyler mathisen, glad you could join us on this warm and spring-like thursday at least it is here. coming up, money and politics, the biden administration regulations are under fire auto companies unhappy with the new emissions rules and they're not the only ones. and a flew business lobbying group forming a chamber of commerce alternative set to push back on what it calls future killing tax policies. >>> big changes in the employment picture remember when older workers were retiring in droves some of them are coming back to the office and employers can't wait to hire them. also, working from home could be another relic. jpmorgan demanding some workers come back to the office five days a week, we get to all of that but first let's check markets. stocks at session highs. dow up 311 nasdaq leading the way up 1.9%. >>> let's go to don chu for some details where the market is going. welcome back. >> tyler, thank you very much. we will start off with the skies. friendly or otherwise, now, for delta airlines, they're down about 1% right mow, it has been a bit of both to

. >> thank you >> i'm tyler mathisen.with the cpi and retail sales. but also earnings season kicking off for a lot of the big banks what you need to watch for and what you should be doing with your money ahead o