minimally invasive surgery like the ones unh says it's seeing more of.ew years ago. bottom line. it's one that is troubling while the managed care complex got hit hard this week and for good reasons, i think the humana has come down too much and represents a bargain it's now down 13% for the year does that mean it can't go lower? probably will. but this is a high quality company that's down big. we should get downgrades monday morning and that may be the best time to buy these companies. plus, these managed care guys are griping about how they have to spend so much on medical devices which gives you more of a reason to get the fabulous bull market. buy them here. managed care stocks, let them get hit once again then you can buy those, too as people realize that the post covid surgery boom will eventually run its course. "mad money" is back after the break. >> coming up, what's in your mind, cramerica? give us a call the lightning round is storming the nyse next a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i

the majority of that drop because of unh more on that in a moment the s&p closing in the green for then a row the longest streak since november 2021. and the nasdaq up 0.4% apple closing at a record. shares hitting an all-time high, back to its ipo in 1980. the tech titan's been on a tear this year, up 42%. dan, what are your thoughts on this run >> which one, on apple >> yeah. >> well, steve, you and i had this conversation, i thought it was one up two down scenario, the stock was 173, you were eyeing that 184 level. i don't think the risk/reward is great. we can talk about it more fa favo favorably. i love the fact they spent two hours at cupertino at this wwdc, and they didn't mention the term a.i. my friend debo -- >> of course >> she mentioned this the other day, she said, that was like the ultimate flex. they didn't mention it once. and they just talked about this product that they knew no one's going to buy, actually, in the next year or so. so, to me, i think about all the platforms that they have to leverage, given their install base, i'm not a buyer here >> yeah. let's get to

so, it is going to benefit from that trend. >> a long-term chart on unh is pretty amazing.t has been a moonshot over the last five, 10 years. but, it really has been marching in place just the last year or so. where is valuation? >> so, we have been very bullish. we as a firm have been bullish on healthcare the past couple of years. and you are right, that was a trend that was doing us very well once upon a time. in the last year, that thesis has cooled off. but, i don't necessarily think that is indicative of a complete stock, or a slowdown in the health industry. i still think there is a lot of spending that is having and will continue happening in this space. as earnings start to come out, q2, q3 is going to make the case for a renewed interest in healthcare. especially as we look to rotate away from tech and try to figure out what comes next. i think healthcare will be a big beneficiary of that. >> may be some signs of that this week, the only sector to close positive this week, in a down market. malcolm, thank you. good to see you. >>> up next, student loan economics,

unh is warning about medical cost ratios dragging that group lower. >>> we'll get to google and the eu>> tesla going for a longer streak take a lk ooat futures on this fed day. more "squawk on the street" in a minute it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >>> unh dragging fellow health insurers lower in the premarket. the company at the goldman conference yesterday did warn of higher medical costs in the second quarter as seniors choose to undergo all the surgeries they delayed due to the pandemic rough for the insurers, jim, good for the device companies. >> yes, i think i have had all the device companies on. striker is doing well. by the way, the zimmer biomed, they're doing very well, david don't forget j&j and intuitive surgical is one that you want to

dow is up 384 points, rebounding from yesterday's unh led decline and 1.1% dwayne here 4409 for the s a 36-point pop today the nasdaq, up 87 points or 2/3 of 1%. ironically, it's the laggard look at the treasury complex, as well we saw a big reaction initially to that fed meeting yesterday. but look at this 3.84 was the yield on the ten-year yesterday afternoon all the way back to 3.72 and home builders are on the move lenar was the big gainer and raised its full-year guidance for home deliveries. dr horton moving higher, as well the travel trade is sitting out today's rally, all down about 3% there has been weakness in this group lately, as everyone continues to emphasize services versus goods in consumer spending in this economy back to the fed. we got a pause but also signals that a couple more rate hikes could be ahead jeff dunlop, here is what he said after yesterday's presser >> i feel like the fed is getting mr. magoo again. the last meeting it was a hike but called a "dovish hike." now we have a hawkish pause. i wonder what the mix will be in the july meeting it seems like the

unh with a 6.5% drop this week and i-robot surges as uk regulators approve amazon's purchase of the smartsed deal hopes today over to tyler mathsen now. >> thank you very much here is your cnbc news update. the gunman who opened fire in a pittsburgh synagogue in 2018 found guilty in dozens of charges. the verdict came down after just five hours of deliberation he had pleaded not guilty to 63 federal counts connected to the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history >>> joe biden announced his pick to take over the cdc today he tapped mandy cohen to fill the spot, which will be vacated by rochelle walensky at the end of the month >>> and the basketball legend michael jordan is selling his majority stake in the nba's charlotte hornets. he will retain minority ownership as part of the deal. the hornets have struggled under jordan's leadership. he's a better player than an owner. making the playoffs just two times, kelly back to you. >> still wonder if he made out pretty good, given where valuations are >> i'm sure he did just fine >> tyler nks thanks. >>> goldman sachs, shares are down ab

where cyclicals tied to the strength of the economy are outperforming, but we've got to talk about unh today, because it's by itself shaving about 200 points off the dow it's a huge weight right now it's why the dow is negative and everything else is positive on these comments at this goldman sachs conference from united health's ceo for medicare and retirement, saying that seniors are opting for more procedures that were delayed during the pandemic, and it's leading to rising cost for insurers you're seeing this pill in effect across the entire industry with names like humana down sharply there's united health. big gap down >> it's interesting, we've heard from intuitive surgical that procedures were beginning to bounce coming out of covid people more comfortable going to the hospital but this sort of caught the street by surprise of course, what we know is that it's maybe negative for insurers cost, but device makers, the strikers of the world, that's good news for them >> and pharmaceutical companies as well have been waiting to get back to normal as far as the rest of the market is

that's been the catalyst for unh. share price could go up. hasn't been a great opportunity to buy in as a shareholder. you have to hold your breath and buy into strength. it's been one of our best holdings it's one of the largest holdings among our clients. as we continue to allocate that way, it's benefited us to be in the right place at the right time. >> last year no doubt about that this year remains to be seen malcolm, thank you >>> up next, oil tanking today our next guest sees an upside in the energy space. >>> throughout the month of june cnbc is celebrating pride, sharing stories of corporate leaders with you >>> i often get asked why do lgbtq people need different health care. our lives are completely different by virtue of who we are and who we love. when we build our families, it's a completely different experience in a world where people like to think that maybe things are more equitable -- and we've come a long way -- the reality is our experiences are different. i would invite folks who are not the members of the community to e

he is accused of holding the man down and holding him in the chokehold unhe loses confidence. >> thend what it requires. >> it does not have to be intent to kill, but a recklessness standard, and penny saw the risk and the risk of death and he continued in the conduct that continued to be a threat to neely. so reckless standard does not have to be proved that it was intentional, but that he ignored a very open and obvious risk. >> how do you prove that penny feared for his life? >> right now, we know that is where the defense is going, as he said as much in but the other rider on the train that day. the standard that the prosecution has to be satisfied that the force was justified. they have the burden. but what they are to be looking at is from the eyes of penny on that day, and the total ti of the circumstances, and the best way to do that is what are the other witnesses going to be saying a about the words used or any being a part of fave injury or else be. some of them were to be on that train that day, and they said they were fearful. so we will see what happens on the stand. >>

all of these surgeries that people would like to have done insurance providers can reprise every year unh has a chance to raise the prices and own optum that has outpatient facilities. if there's more revenue going to surgeries they will participate in that but of course it's not great to have the stocks that you really like in health care be down 7% >> not that it's been down 7%, this stock has not worked this year >> health care hasn't either >> the best stock in the dow last year. >> defensive stocks worked last year we have a portfolio that has many growth stocks you have to have a combination this is a name that has been working over time, the type of growth that makes it attractive to most institutional investors and a lot of individual investors. sometimes you have things that come into play because of economic conditions and we think this will work itself out. >> joe >> i don't disagree with anything kari is saying fundamentally. here is the problem. the problem is we all have different strategies on the show and i'm observing fundamentals but also the technical formation. i have

they talked about this and it came out with unh, and the company reiterated their guidance this companythey had an opportunity to lower their guidance, but they didn't. to me, the significant overreaction, the stock is reasonably priced here >> jason, last word. >> autozone. that's upside with the commercial sector here >> one last look at the records, basically flat the s&p up just over a quarter of a percent the dow, same story, the nasdaq basically flat got to go. that will do it for us thanks for watching. "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> thank you, frank. welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans. a big rally before a big collapse two more notes out this morning echoing with what mr. black swan told us yesterday on this show, how the market is feeling like twalgt we'll ask our guests today if they agree and what you should co-about it. >>> with

no concern on unh buying this thing. we'll see. >> lendy is an oxygen play, a hydrogen play. very sophisticated combustion, industrial gas it's been such a great business for them >> lindy >> i think it's -- i've been waiting for consolidation of that group we barely talked about the consolidation that's been going on in the walgreens-cvs space. cvs just did a very big deal last week, spoken by goldman, and a lot of -- >> did a big bond deal, yeah >> they're really trying to diversify away from, i think, the brick and mortar >> yeah. yeah i mean, right. and moving into other areas, including health care, not to mention they own aetna >> i thought that was a good move that was larry, but again, when i read about what we started with the challenge brick and mortar, part of the challenge that no one wants to talk about still is the pilfirage stealing there's also the boycotts we haven't addressed, which started against target and moved to kohl's the boycotts, very emotionally charged, but you see these things, and you say, well, target has really gone down endlessly since what a

unh is coming in to do it. that was not unexpected. when we first heard about the unh bid of $101 cash to stock that that was likely. now the question becomes, is option care health potentially for sale as well that's pure speculation on the part of some shareholders who would like it to be the case, but did want to bring that up to date optum has entered a definitive agreement, terminated their previous agreement, paid the break fee, and they're on their way. >> had a lot of m&a today. >> i really did. unexpected >> action-packed summer monday the only thing i was going to also mention was china, which i think is definitely part of the narrative today, because we're looking still for more data on the consumer, and we've got these tourism numbers on the dragon boat festival, which is always a big deal. when i was living in hong kong, i remember it was like the one time people took off work during the day was to go watch it so, 140.7 million people trips were made in china over the three-day dragon boat festival it was up from last year

xlv, you know, the etf that tracks the sector you have some of the big pharma, but then you have the unht holding, and that has not acted particularly well, there's a whole list of things, i know there are some that don't like owning these names into a presidential election year that sort of thing but from a valuation standpoint, it makes sense you say defense, it seems like every strategist that doesn't really want to go out on a limb too far on some of the tech stuff, the stuff that's been driving the market, you hear energy, right? and then you'll hear value as it comes to health care i'm probably more in the health care camp than it would be in emergency right now, just because if we do have a slowing economy, i don't think you want to be in energy at the moment. >>> well, coming up, amazon opens the a.i. flood gates investing big bucks into a pray that whelps customers get a piece of that craze. >>> and the pizza puzzle demand for the party staple usually seems recession proof, but no one seems to have told the stocks this time so, does there need to be a change in the recipe "fast

history is a day of celebration and, certainly, a day of remembrance to the 63 million babies that were unhey abortion -- unnecessarily killed by abortion. it's really a day of free come for so many other women that will not make that decision in the future because of dobbs. so, i mean -- i'm really thankful, of course, that roe was overturn. if. rachel: you know, abby, you are such an important advocate in the pro-life moment. -- movement. you also have an organization that helps women who are working in the abortion industry get out of the industry and find other lines of work that are more edifying and hopeful. and i look at all the things that you are doing and that we -- and that need to be done in the post-roe era, and one of them is in the culture. i think that's really where the work needs to be done. what is the movement doing? what are you doing to help make this a more pro-life culture as these decisions now go back to the states? >> yeah, sure, clail. so, of course -- rachel. like you mentioned, our organization is working to get abortion clinic workers out of the industry. and s

somebody dose in for a procedure that is covered that's money out of humana's pocket, money out of unh's pocket, and that really put both those stocks to the downside like that, as soon as ceo spoke those words. liz: can i just ask this question, i guess i'm dumb, rising medical costs, rising food costs, we just had stew leonard jr. on yesterday of course, of the famed grocery here on the east coast, stew leonard's, continuing to see very sticky inflation and yet listen, kenny, to what chair powell said when specifically talking about inflation saying that conditions are a starting to look like they are lowering. and then i want to hear your response. >> i would almost say that the conditions we need to see in place to get inflation down are coming into place. and that would be growth meaningfully below trend, it would be a labor market that's loosening, it would be goods pipelines getting healthier and healther in -- healthier, that kind of thing. the things are in place that we need to see, but the process of that actually work on inflation is going to take some time. liz: mcdonald's,

during a goldman sachs industry conference yesterday, unh's chief of medicare retirement services madee in demand for surgical procedures from older americans that opted to defer them during covid. that normalization of demand is leading to rising costs so you're seeing that as a factor for the downside moving many of the stocks, we'll see if that sticks in the opening bell and end things with a check on tesla, which is up against premarket. nearly 2%, 900,000 shares of volume yesterday, we noted the record 13-day winning streak. another pause today would be 14 days in a row and just for that span, that's 14-day winning streak you're seeing here has added roughly $293 billion in market cap and we like to put context around hat, it is pretty much, becky, the market cap of merck these days. back over to you. >> sending it back to becky. trying to -- >>trying to shush you. >> where are they going to park? in the playboy mansion or in aaron spelling's house or knock it to me plaza. >> yes right there. welcome to the party, pal, right? >> welcome to the party, pal, right. >> we'll leave the

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