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the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the power of possible. bell is sponsored by u.s. bank. the power of possible. >>> we're watching cnbc squawk on the street. live from the financial capital of the world the opening bell set to ring in just over a minute's time. we're going to begin this .008 record high on the s&p the magic number is 2872.82. it ran up into the finish that day, january 26th. >> i don't like market that goes up on oil and rates going higher but you get the financials back. and that's 20% of the s&p. and you've got good tech news in toyota that was a fabulous quarter. etsy a fabulous quarter. positive research on amazon and alphabet, obviously. i see enough to make the market go higher, but i don't -- i do think i'm worried about oil. i don't want oil to go up too much we're not going to lose the rails because the rails are just on fire. [ applause ] let's get the opening bell at the s&p. >> wow that shouldn't be happening when the market goes higher this is actually pretty standard pattern. i think there's a lot of companies,

the opinbe eng ll ♪ ♪ ♪ each day, brings new possibilities. that's why you need a partner dedicated to helping your company reach its goals. u.s. bank -- the power ofhe opening bell is sponsored by u.s. bank. the power of possible. >>> we've talked for a long time about a race to a trillion dollar market cap. apple has a good shot at being first todays a its getting close to the price we're watching which is 203.45. interestingly the rates have been pretty tight among a few companies. >> yeah. i'm glad you put it like that. a lot of times i hear about these situations and i hear the race to be even more overvalued. the race to be able to say how badly this market will crater when people come to their senses then i look at the service revenue stream that is so big for apple, and i look at how the double digit growth in all sorts of countries i see it trades at much the low market multiple. and i say what is to be afraid of >>> get to the key point what is an appropriate multiple for apple. whatever you say is going to trade below that, i would say. what is given the 31% growth rate in the services revenue denying $8 billion. >> okay. i have the answ

the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the powerible. >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street. live from the financial capital of the world opening bell in less than two minutes on this thursday morning. we've been over some of the m&a dynamics today ppi up .2. unchanged, actually, looking up .2. >> when i saw that, i thought that we would immediately fly up but i know people are more concerned with the cpi tomorrow and how much is passed on. but this is a constant reminder that those who say inflation is pain have facts on their side. this is a tame number. and that does matter if you're the fed, it makes you feel like, okay, we can do two we don't need to do three say. but you would start thinking maybe the banks are going to start going down because the banks have been a leader in this particular part of the rally let's watch jpmorgan, see what it does. >> right what if we do see a meaningful decline in yields, and in oil at $67 today. >> that's the algorithms that immediately go into sell mode. that's something that the b

the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others - by us - who believe it, too u.s. bank - the power of>> the opening bell is sponsored by u.s. bank the power of possible. >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street. live from the financial capital of the world, the opening bell in 90 seconds on this -- actually busy wednesday for late days of august we have been through some of the positive data we got on retail sales, productivity. we talked about macy's, but the eyes keep coming back to emerging markets turkey adding some more tariffs on u.s. goods. china fixing the yuan again at a 16 month low. >> yeah. china's got to come to terms with the trillion dollar treasuries if they go and they sell those they're going to boost the yuan. they go back to buy -- the dollars go to buy the yuan you have a lot of stocks that keep going down. you don't know how long people are so to speak. this emerging markets is always -- it's whack-a-mole. it's indonesia well, wait a second it's spain that's disconcerting to people when the market is high. we don't have housing. we're worried about auto so

the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others - by us - who believe it, too u.s. bank - the power of opening bell is sponsored by u.s. bank, the power of possible >>> you're watching cnbc squawk on the street. we're live from the financial capital in the world the opening bell in one minute from now which is is a good opportunity for me to turn to you and say, okay, give them what we know thus far this morning. what is the key to the market's trading? >> okay. it's going to surprise you because we haven't talked about it yet i'm steeling myself for it there's a device company and they're part of what i regard as incredible move not being talked about. it's a move inpharma [ applause ] highlighting the etf over at the nasdaq virtra. a provider of training simulators for law enforcement and for the military. >> david, have you been following the price of coffee? >> sorry >> the price of coffee >> no. >> 12-year low. >> stock up on coffee! >> margins will be up for starbucks. i think the third party delivery problem will be solved in china. i think the u.s. comps can turn up. >> oh, boy

u.s. bank -- the power of possible. the opening bell is sponsored by u.s. bank. the power of possible. bc squawk on the street live from the financial capital of the world the opening bell in two and a half minutes on a pretty busy wednesday for the last week of august going into a labor day weekend part of this being driven today by some bullish calls out of morgan stanley on amazon and google, guys they take their google target to 15.15. bull case 1800 and one of the lines that stands out we see the launch of a waymo ride hailing service by year end as a potential catalyst for value realization. waymo being valued as a call option that's interesting given some of the stuff written about waymo's experiment in the southwest united states now. >> it's interesting how these antonymous driving programs are going to be valued eventually, if and when you can try to think about monetizing them, at the very least, get something out there. whether it's imbedded with tesla and what it's worth. what uber is and the automakers themselves are also embarking on so many of the different efforts. but

the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the powerible. >>> you're watching "squawk on the street." the opening bell in less than a minute on this monday morning. war of words heats up between the white house and china regarding trade. the slower pace of earnings is with us. we'll get about 43 s&p companies this week. indra nooyi leaving pepsi. we talked about that >>> goldman supping their estimate for the year. >> i thought that was significant. i know a lot of people feel that buybacks are waste of time and money. just the opposite. i know they help but people think it's optimal earnings. but i continue to say that what matters is the -- [ applause ] they've done a lot of ipos but not nearly enough to make up for the deals. [ opening bell ] it's a clinic. he buys when they're down. >> it's like, hey, the stock is down big let's be opportunistic by the way, they're not capital constraint. >> no. >> they don't have to look under the cushions if afor the money. >> there's the opening bell. we'll keep an eye on pepsi and how the market

u.s. bank wealth management advisor can help make them a reality. talk to one today. u.s. bank - the power of possiblell is sponsored by u.s. bank. the power of possible. >>> we're walking "squawk on the street." the opening bell going to ring more than a minute from now. mike santolli, this is when i say what is the key to the market >> i haven't been up since -- reading the earnings call transcript that came out last night. i think the scene is set for the end of the week. we kind of worked our way in this grinding fashion. the s&p could reach a new all time high for a few seconds by half a point on tuesday. we have fallen back. not a pull back. i think the market feels tired it's late summer but it refused to pull back in a hard way that's where we're at. i think earnings are supportive but now we have the now what moment at least through the fed news today. and then we'll see where yields go [ applause ] it's been a good week for consumer and energy and technology. >> netflix is having a good quarter. >> netflix got an upgrade today, as well. [ opening bell over at the nasdaq it's xeris. i was men

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the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the power. >>> you're watching cnbc's "squawk on the street," live from the financial capital of the world. the opening bell in just about a minute and a half. busy morning futures weak on renewed trade tensions between u.s. and china. weakness in china overnight. germ in i downany down 1.5%. the fed cut their forecast for export growth, for wage growth and household consumption. >> i know. i saw that i said, wow. can we at least wait to see whatever this brexit looks like? obviously they're ahead of the game there johnny walker black, red, green, gold all doing well >> blue. >> meanwhile, claims were pretty good back home 218,000. we'll get factory orders at the top of the hour. the big jobs number tomorrow, adp suggests that will be strong yet again. that usually sets the mood for at least a couple of weeks >> i think that that, plus treasury auctions, are going to make it so we go the 3.1, the 3.2. tech stocks will be down again today. they are a good place to go on all this news. i like tha

the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the powerpossible. >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street. live from the financial capital opening in the world what a friday morning between the turkish lira and cpi, which we didn't get to year on year is the hottest in almost a decade. september '08. going to raise questions for the fed as we watched wholesale inflation rather tame yesterday. >> i think it might be maybe at first intuitive to say maybe the market is selling off because it's worried about contagion risk about currencies, et. cetera if you have to ask how aggressive is it going to be in line with cpi, it could be a bigger situation for the markets. if you can believe interest rates are the primary driver by the way, it would make the turkey situation even worse. >> it could. we would indicate it would go lower before the cpi number came out. it seems like it was pretty much on target. you're getting to the point where the core is above the fed's target you know, the question is how comfortable are they letting it ride

the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the powerpossible. >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street" live from the financial capital in the world the opening bell set to ring in just under flee -- three minutes. the futures look pretty good at the moment europe we mentioned was mixed. uk having a little bit of trouble here as may is in africa on a five-day tour and managed to say a no-deal brexit is not the end of the world which sort of runs afoul of what some others in her administration -- >> yeah, i know. those markets and the recoveries have been halting. it hasn't seemed like it had a lot behind them except for, you know, bouncing because they get oversold now people have been looking this week at the kind of global economic surprise indexes where the u.s. was outperforming the rest of the world. the rest of the world come back a little bit it looks like things stabilized. it doesn't seem if it's that strong the dollar weakening now is kind of helping our markets more than anything. >> yeah mnuchin talking about currencie

the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the powerssible. >>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street" live from the financial capital of the world the opening bell in just over 90 seconds. interesting setup on this day. we continue to watch for any progress on north american trade talks between the u.s. and canada we'll chat with warren buffett in an hour and a half with becky quick from midtown manhattan emerging markets are once again in folk pucufocus. and this four-day run. we've had six times in the last six months, s&p 500 has had a four-day run it's been down the following day each time. so to see a pause here today would nobt a complete surprise >> end of august and record highs not just for the s&p, but the russell 2000 index of small caps and for the nasdaq. and yesterday's action was really driven by amazon and google parent company alphabet and apple which did very well. morgan stanley double upgrade, or at least rising price targets for amazon and google. helped rise the stocks despite the political pressure they're u

u.s. bank wealth management advisor can help make them a reality. talk to one today. u.s. bank - the power of possible cnbc "squawk on the street." live from the financial capital in the world the opening bell ringing a little more than a minute from now. it's enough time to turn to you and ask what is the key today in terms of how things are going to go, jim. >> yeah. i can't avoid what brian cornell said because what brian cornell is saying is, listen, this is housing days and he has enough stores in enough parts of the country to make a big difference. i could add lowe's and home depot. it's target. and usually i hate to be such a -- [ applause ] i'm seeing strong buying in chipotle, but, no. i'm not going to outthink it [ applause ] >> it's stronger than it's been in a long time we know that. >> right [ applause ] david, millennial's love target. [ opening bell ] t they don't like to talk. they like to tweet and carbona. they have a vending machine for cars two, they deliver your car right to your couch. that's why millennial's love it. >> let's tell you what rang the bell innovator management cel

u.s. bank wealth management advisor can help make them a reality. talk to one today. u.s. bank - the power of possiblewe're life from the financial capital of the world the opening bell in a minute and a half from now. we get started for another week of trading deep into august things tend to get a bit quieter this time of year. >> the m & a no real big deals. >> right. >> but i find is the president certainly makes things interesting. i'll tell you someone else, rob. they're saying there's a lot of analyst chatter he's making a mistake buying what is only going to be controlled canopy. david, you and i talked. i think it's a very, look, buy back and there's a lot of risk now associated with it and the negative research. but canopy is the only real solid way to play cannabis remember canada legalized. the world is going that way. >> is the ceo saying what is the business i'm in and where is it going? why is that wrong [ applause ] [ opening bell ] >> they won't stop ringing the darn bell. i look and say, david, how can people be critical of rob sands when he's thinking about the future and look at sod

the right choice. ♪ ♪ each day, brings new possibilities. that's why you need a partner dedicated to helping your company reach its goals. u.s. bank -- the power ofsible. >>> so you're watching squawk on the street jobs friday, as you now by now the number 157,000 we were looking for 190,000 but upward revisions to may and june by 24 and 35,000 would, obviously, get you past the target that we were looking for for july wages, though, as sara said, is the number that most people are interested in. it's about what we were expecting. >> on pace with the sluggish wage growth that is not keeping up with inflation and the economy. we should being a number around 3% we're not. on the plus side, for investors, that's a signal we don't have a big inflation problem and the federal reserve shouldn't alter the pace of interest rate hikes. two more expected this year. not a huge market reaction in the bond currency or stock market. >> but the same conversation for years now it's interesting to hear diane talk about seemingly structure impediments to get paid more money. >> they don't have the marketing power. >> yeah. i wonder what else is there, too. >> yeah

the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others - by us - who believe it, too u.s. bank - the power of're watching cnbc, "squawk on the street. the opening bell one minute away time now to ask you what the key to this market is, as in what's the focus and what should it be today in terms of how things will move along in trading >> okay. this is an important story honeywell's breaking up. >> yes, to a certain extent. >> what i want to just explain, they put out what's called form 10s today which is what the new companies will look like and when they broke them up, they raised numbers on the break-up i think this is impactful also for the dow. [ opening bell ] >> when you think -- i mentioned disney i was not being facetious. will the chinese decide they don't like that deal chinese -- china very big -- >> i have no insight to share on disney's need for approval there be with which they do of course to complete the fox transaction other than they were confident they would accede said approval. there's the realtime exchange at hg here at the big board, we'll talk to mike francesa. >> face

the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others - by us - who believe it, too u.s. bank - the power of not satisfied even though anyone who owns that stock has got to be plenty happy. they're going to bring out more value. the stock did run. i'm sure there are people that say, wait a second that's why it ran. i'm just impressed by them matthew boss out with a note talking about how retail can be very strong this week. we have macy's reports this week that stock's been creeping up to its high and mr. ginette has done a good job. many people feel that stock can break out. breaking out at 40, 41 unimportant time because this is not the season i keep reading good things about burlington wow. burlington's doing incredibly well. >> interesting. >> be aware that the retailers, this is not when they should do well there's someone that says that's the strong dollar. that's not the case. it's not even impacting the gross margins. it is the consumer spending. tjx, the consumer spending it is a remarkable moment. nike being the most visible of the companies i follow. >> yeah. yeah. >> we are in th

the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others - by us - who believe it, too u.s. bank - the power of>> you're watching cnbc "squawk on the street", the opening bell in about a minute. ♪ money for nothing >> familiar tune there, the vmas are opening the bell today. >> why do they have a moonman as their mascot >> that's back to the '8 ons, right? >> yeah, when going to space is much harder than it is now >> speaking of which, let's get to the opening bell. a lot of news happening this friday we talked about elon musk opening up to "new york times. what an interview. obviously nvidia and deere are an issue, the president of pitching an idea of less frequently in quarterly reports. as we said earlier, the executives from mtv highlighting the upcoming music awards. and the mda, a nonprofit working on finding treatments for that disease. >> the falling bitcoin definitely hurting them. if you want to mine, you buy their stuff. and far fewer people want to mine at 6,000 than 20,000, so there's a real follow-on effect. >> i think there's questions about this group the chip stocks have been s

the changes we make today... can you hear me? ...shape the possibilities of tomorrow. u.s. bank the poweren we started at 6:00 a.m., we were talking about the dow future down at 68 points right now dow future down by 40 points the s&p by 14. this comes after some losses over night in asia you did see china market is down by 2%. you continue to see red arrows in europe where they are actively trading right now amazon is having a major milestone. the company officially owned $1 billion worth of other companies. it includes investments many both public and private company. i have to say something i never thought about. we are talking about so much of amazon >> what do you do with the cash, right? >> like 1 million hundredths of a market >> alex jones violating the policies, he'll be blocked now for posting on twitter for seven days twitter says jones' account can be used to read other's posts but can't be used to retweet during the seven days, it is like a lockdown period like you are in a time out apple and facebook and youtube and pinterest removed contents of alex jones. jack dorsey is si

u.s. bank wealth management advisor can help make them a reality. talk to one today. u.s. bank - the power of possibleyou're watching cnbc's "squawk on the street. live from the financial capital of the world, opening bell in just under two minutes busy thursday as we are looking at the first u.s./china trade talks since they broke down in june larry kudlow confirming that on our air a few moments ago. nice call on boeing over at ubs. this is going to help the dow. obviously walmart's blow-out numbers. now some headlines from the turkish finance minister no plans for capital controls. no imf plans focus on attracting foreign direct investment. free market principles will be our framework. that's probably going to help a little bit >> i think so. the imf came in there in 1993, pretty much wrecked them the imf always gets its man. they instill a level of discipline that's frankly mission impossible but they get it done. i do think that turkey's side show -- notice last night china opened down very badly our futures were therefore muted. then china came back a little. then as china futures came back then

the difference between possible and impossible? it's a person who believes they can, surrounded and supported by others - by us - who believe it, too u.s. bank - the power of, time now for check please and unmowed lawns the sign of a strong economy and tight labor market, yep, it's because and this is according to an article in the wall street journal there's a big demand for these h2 visas and not a lot of competition for labors during the summer months. you get a contractor to get your flowers clipped and your lawns weeded not enough people to do it >> call my son >> i'm looking for a premier of a blockbuster tonight here on cnbc, and as a lead up to the special we've got a couple of special guests roger ver, and charlie lee, the founder of light coin. all leading up to that special >> all right, thanks so much for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. it's good to be back we've got stocks soaring to record highs on news of a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico all the details straight ahead >>> i'm seema mody at the nasdaq the tech heavy hitti

u.s. bank -- the power of possible. >>> you're watching cnbc squawk on the street.om capital financial of the world. another busy day for a final week in august today retail earnings parade continues, and, again, sort of out sized moves in both directions depending on the name. >> yes, very strong general backdrop huge separation between the winners and losers and companies making the most of it or not retail as a whole in s&p is up more than 2% week to date. and so now probably defines upper end of who is really crushing it in every respect very strong stock. going to add to it then you had dollar tree and big lots today. >> the winners for the week are relatively speaking have to include lulu and tiffany to a lesser degree. lulu's case 71 cents beating 49. guiding up for current quarter. >> include online 20%. it's kind of crazy numbers laren eustace laren eustaulu toe and category stands in favor hard to stay away lulu's ses co success coming at the cost of l brands now one of the worst performers getting recent lows, down 26% over the last and one of the names t

u.s. bank -- the power of possible. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street" live from the financial capitale world joining us morning mark cashen to help kick off the final week of august as futures are hinting at additional gains. >> good morning. yeah, no it looks like it it's really intriguing that when we get anything that looks like beneficial on tariff and trade talks, the market rallies and intriguingly the president's legal wows don't seem to have any market affect yet. so we'll see how long that continues. people are already -- that if president gets legally handicapped in some way, that the vice president is still there and the policies, theoretically, would continue. >> yeah. with nothing very particular that the market is hinging on in terms of an economic agenda that might come down the road that could get impaired except for the hard line on trade, which the market doesn't seem to like that much. >> absolutely. and mohamed el-erian on your station earlier said that he thinks that there may be as high as a 65% chance this works out to a beneficial end that the tariffs are gener

u.s. bank wealth management advisor can help make them a reality. talk to one today. u.s. bank - the power of possibletching cnbc's squawk on the street live from the financial capital in the world the opening well in just over a minute. busy tuesday morning we covered home depot and tesla and some other things. turkey blessedly, we haven't had to go toe to toe on today. >> i keep coming back. my nephew and i, cliff mason has been my head writer for 14 years on "mad money. of course my only writer because that's the kind of thing we say. he is talking about an economy that's less than a trillion dollars over there versus 19 trillion, ours contagions because of what happened in '97 and because of what happened in' 98 we are always wary. there is a risk factor but then you settle in union accurate is involved it hasn't gone out of business, and it ain't going out of business they are an amalgamation of italian banks. >> turkey is more important to europe than thailand was to asia back then. >> greece didn't sink it, portugal didn't sink it. ireland didn't dink it turkey ain't sinking it. it's not -- rem

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