especially wal-mart+. we'll get into this with our floor show and we'll talk to our traders -- actually, let's do it righted now. bring in scott reddler and kenny. i asked you both about this wal-mart deal this morning. kennelny, wal-mart is getting into streaming. does this make the company look more attractive to you? kenny: i think it does. it brings them into the amazon prime space and it elevates it and i thought when i heard the story, they were getting into their own streaming service, which i thought was a disaster, but makes more sense talking about partnering up with an existing service and tieing wal-mart into it. i find it interesting and would like to hear more about it. cheryl: scott, we're gearing up our viewers for tomorrow morning when we're going to get wal-mart's earnings, but there's been news of layoffs there. a lot of folks are looking to see what their price issues will be, are the margins being cut at wal-mart? are they passing on the price hikes to their customers? a miss for wal-m

wal-mart standing at $139.80 a share. wal-mart's reversal of fur forte to the upside are giving retailers of all levels from kohls and target and nordstrom and ross stores and a nice bump and big leadership name with nordstrom up 7% and kohls up 6.7% and nice moves for home depot over that beat up 4%. the message here is that the economy is moving under our feet. shifting month to month and in some cases like wal-mart's every few weeks. stocks enjoyed an epic run since the june louis. nasdaq, s&p, dow. these gained since june. nasdaq up 2 2% and dow jones industrials up about 14% since june. s&p up 17%. but it has become very clear that china is flashing economic dis-stress signals and august home builder sentiment with the longest stretch since the 2007 housing collapse and chinese equities struggling under the thumb of overbearing government. now questions swirl over whether china is heading for a hard landing and what that might mean for us. let's get right to the floor show and the man jp morgan trusts to give them th

and of chips. wal mart's revenue left over 8 percent in the 2nd quarter. the american retail giant saying more inflation weary customers returning to wal mart to cut costs. some covert related costs also shrunk, increasing the company's margins and the retailer, home depot, also, and out solid results. the positive retail numbers, helping lift u. s. indexes on tuesday and our own yes quarter in new york standing by for more, this is yenna wall street like these results. what if anything that they really tell us, however, about the state of u. s. economy given it, those numbers tell us that americans keep for shopping despite the inflation running red hot in the past couple of months by the americans also become more selective what they buy and also a where they shop. so a wal mart, for instance, as a discount or so more and more people from the mit and upper income levels of starting as to stop or to shop at wal mart, what they have not done. it before. of also waltz of wal mart was saying that more people, he was a credit instead of debit cards. so obviou

ah, ah, ah, wal mart expands abortion coverage for it's more than one point. 6000000 american employees. company health plans will cover medically necessary abortions, a shift that follows a far reaching and controversial u. s. supreme court ruling. also on our show, more capital is flowing out of countries like sri lanka and argentina to investment in the us. we'll look at how rising interest rates around the world are making dec crises more likely in emerging economies. and oil major shell cuts output at its rhineland refinery as an ongoing drought, which is water levels on germany's most important waterway tweak, dangerous, lo will take you there. hello and welcome to the show. i'm see from beardsley in berlin. the u. s. is largest employer has announced it will expand its abortion coverage to all medically necessary procedures while also reimbursing travel costs of denouncement by wal mart effects. it's more than 1600000 employees across the us . it's a change from its previous policy of only covering abortions in cases where the mother's health was endangered. the policy would stil

therefore, wal mart is probably going in that direction. what most of its customers, some actually would agree with the use a patchwork of abortion laws is now emerging across the u. s. in response to the supreme court ruling. how difficult does that make things for companies like wal mart, where employers, employees are based all across the us? sure, it's very difficult for corporations of all sorts. abortion is a very big and important topic. there are other social and political aspect as well, where the ruling becomes more fractured in the united states. actually talking about the bush and some states like california or illinois for example. there's sort of even advertise that they do not have such strict rulings and try to actually become more interesting for companies to actually have their headquarters or whatnot over there. it is a very politicized environment and it's not easy for corporations to navigate, and they have to make it clear position where they are, and a lot of those social and political topics already in court in new y

i rather stock wal-mart shelves.teach in ohio, aren't they all, announced that they quit his teaching job as a wal-mart manager. either way, he's in charge of people that can't read. what jerk. he shared his decision in his particular to go video that went so viral he was invited for an appearance in good morning america to explain. >> i wouldn't discoverage anyone to be a teacher. it's a move upward. i think it would be a move downward. >> wonderful. gosh horn or whatever the name is said he will make $55,000 a year. even better, he won't have to be a teacher. thank you. critics say there are trade-offs. unlike being a teacher he now has to work summers and he can get fired for doing poorly. thank you. but like my math teacher used to say, those who can't do, teach. and he taught me how to tie a cherry stem with my tongue. strangest math lesson ever but i'll never forgot you, mr. hawthorne. kat, why be a teacher at this point? remember how great it used to be? everybody loved their teachers. >> yeah, this guy, i can

therefore, wal mart is probably going in that direction what most of its customers, some actually would agree with the humans. a patchwork of abortion laws is now emerging across the u. s. in response to this supreme court ruling, how difficult does that make things for companies like wal mart, where employers, employees are based all across the us? sure, it is very difficult for corporations of all sorts. abortion is a very big and important topic. there are other social and political aspect as well, where the ruling becomes more fractured in the united states. actually talking about abortion. some states like california or illinois for example. there's sort of even advertise that they do not have such strict rulings and try to actually become more interesting for companies to actually have their headquarters or whatnot over there. it is a very politicized environment and it's not easy for corporations to navigate, and they have to make it clear position where they are in a lot of those social and political topic ins, quarter in new york. thank you very much. was even falling our cover

so shop at wal mart, what they have not done it before of also waltz. wal mart was saying that more people, he was a credit instead of debit cards. so obviously, debt might become a profit for a problem. so not everything is rosy, but at least those numbers came in better than expected. and as you mentioned, help to lift walt food overall i ins court in new york. thank you very much. or tuesday, march the 45th anniversary of the death of rock'n'roll legend, elvis presley. he was only 42 and he died. but his music and his legacy remain immensely popular and lucrative, especially this year. a new movie about elvis presley has racked up more than $250000000.00 in the box office worldwide. even before heading video on demand. earlier this year, streaming companies sent a dime a rolled out a 24 hour elvis channel. there's even a netflix, animated show in the works in which elvis is a secret agent. will elvis earned $30000000.00 in 2021. that's according to an annual list of the revenues of deceased celebrities published by forbes. those earnings come through the licensing of song catalogs, libr

wal-mart stock up 4%, how do you see it, mark? mark: great quarter for wal-mart without a doubt. is the macro read as it involves wal-mart. so how much of the trade-down effect is happening right now because economic growth is slowing and inflation is eating away at consumers' wallets, how many target sha shoppers are wal-mart shoppers and how many are buying in bulk by going to costco bj's. overall a great quarter for wal-mart and just seems like overall t the consumer is on the ropes. we talked about this earlier today. with regards to sentiment being all-time low to credit card debt spiking back up to interest rates on that credit card debt going higher day by day, the consumer is now put in a position where, you know, they are going to have to trade down and they will dieten belt buckles and the nice thing about a company like wal-mart versus a target is it is more focused on essentials. it's 55% groceries versus i think 30% for target and wal-mart, you know, they lowered guidance 3 weeks ago and they said they are seeing people spend more on essentials, less on discretionary

therefore, a wal mart is so probably a going in the direction what most of our customers, some actually would agree with the young, a patch, workable boy in laws is now merging across the u. s. in response to this supreme court ruling, how difficult does that make things for companies like wal mart, where employers, employees are based all across the u. s. a sure it is very difficult for corporations of old sorts. an abortion is a very big and important topic. their other a social and political aspect, some as well aware of the routing becomes more fractured in the united states. actually talking about abortion. some states like california or illinois for example. there's a lot of even advertised them that they do not have such strict rulings. and to try to actually become a more interesting a for companies to actually a had their headquarters or what not. over there. it is a very politicized environment, and it's not easy for corporations to navigate. and they have to make it clear position or where they are, and a lot of those social and political topics. orions court it in new york.

it is mug shot monday and tonight we meet the only man in history who got a raw deal at a wal-mart. 39-year-old florida man, florida man, aaron gregory charged with a dui for allegedly driving drunk on a wal-mart scooter ramming store displays, knocking products off shelves but the biggest knockoff at wal-mart are made by great value. police say aaron was so intoxicated he couldn't stand on his own and had to be carried out of the store on a stretcher making him the only person who's ever driven a wal-mart scooter who actually needed one. that's great. he's in better shape than paul pelosi. wal-mart scooters are considered motor vehicles because they can reach speeds of 10 miles per hour which is why if you're going to drive drunk in florida, only ever do it in a fiat. topic number four, there's a new invention for people who can't possibly catch up enough. talking about -- not talking about dr. oz. poor fella. from the brilliant mind of heinz, new spoon fries. a type of french fry shaped like a spoon. normal french fries shaped like chop sticks and they were created after 84% of consu

as for target versus wal-mart, target is doing better. they have inventory charges in june then moved on. wal-mart is taking two charges of inventory and may still be stuck. i don't know. i don't think i'd want to be in either one. we solved this dilemma on behalf of retail stores. costco and amazon instead. that's very tough for retail u. aside from exceptional situations, got to steer clear at this point. the book says when ever the hedge fund says do not buy retail going into a recession. lots of stuff here. they seem to have good insight in europe where they're big. perhaps wait until reports wednesday morning. then do some buys. tgis makes out like a bandit when normal retailers duck their excess inventory like they're doing now. we get to hear from analog device which is a fantastic company. i like this one. their chips are in demand. we own the system travel trust which you can follow. we're waiting for orders to produce upside after last quarters. cisco is so cheap. there's a ton of data. we set the stock anything good at all. i'm

it does not already own m mass mart and would become private and wal-mart impressed wall street withts earning ands there's a big up tick in sales as shoppers of all income levels are seeking it out for discounts. wal-mart isn't the only discount chain seeing more customers and madison allworth at a dollar tree and seeing a recent pop. what are people buying? madison: lauren, they're buying pretty much everything and inflation at record high levels and eating into the american wallet and as a result more customers are turning to dollar stores, dollar tree and dollar general. we saw strong profits from both of the major trains and their most recent earnings report and they're not only seeing typical loyal customers and growth driven by new customers coming in and searching for deals and have everything from grocery to every day goods to some clothing. really across the board they're seeing this activity. when you look at those new customers, what's interesting is that they are higher income. in the past year, the majority of new shoppers for dollar tree, they make a minimum of $80,000

se cumplen 3 aÑos de la masacre en un wal-mart la herida estÁ abierta fue el peor crimen de odio contraa armada y la discriminaciÓn. edgard nos reporta >>> en una procesiÓn cargando 2 cruces, con los nombres de cada una de las vÍctimas se recordÓ la masacre de hace 3 aÑos en el wal-mart del paso texas. donde un atacante armado, patrick... abriÓ fuego contra las latinos. >>> terror, como en una pelÍcula de terror. la gente corriendo, gente gritando >>> luis estuvo en copa varias dÍas acompaÑado de su papÁ que muriÓ en la masacre >>> es lamentable que llegue tanta maldad. >>> el atentado contra latino mÁs grandes de la historia moderna de estados unidos. el aÑo pasado esta organizaciÓn registrÓ a 733 grupos de odio en todo el paÍs. >>> es mucho mÁs agresivo. se utilizaba en la Época de trump. un discurso que estÁ por un lado, tratando de utilizar recursos estatales de gobierno para construir un muro fronterizo >>> del operativo, del gobernador abbott se quejan algunos inmigrantes posados y llevados a la cÁrcel en algunos condados seÑalados como invasores. >>> como uno es vulnerable ¿quÉ v

but at this hour, let's put up wal-mart shares. right now down about 3% on a new wall street journal report that the retailer is cutting hundreds of corporate jobs as part of a restructuring. been just over a week as you will remember since wal-mart warned its customers are becoming more price conscious and shifting to necessities like food and pressing pause button on electronics. well, the tech sector started feeling that shift a few months ago but look at how the sector has showered its employees with # pink slips in the last month. crunch base saying for july, 64 u.s. tech biggies sent more than 32,000 tech workers packing. obviously robinhood, the most recent and yesterday the online brokerage is slashing 3-point 2% of its staff and investors feel the company is finding fiscal responsibility now and we await tomorrow's july jobs report, get to floor show trader pete fitzgerald and serge. serge, mister is talking to firms struggling to find workers. if she's talking about her region, you know i lived in cleveland and they're ho

we're seeing wal-mart parking lots whether it's a holiday, first week of the month half empty. to andrew's pressing points, beauty wins in deep recessions, and food typically wins in our worldwide study of beauty brands, ulta is the ultimate power brand to andrew's point, and target's a way to save on food and casual fashion for back to school. so consumers are trading down and they've got a fear, liz, of both crime and covid in addition to inflation so it's icc but not interstate commerce commission. it's inflation, crime, and covid that's keeping 55% of consumers scared of going to stores on a regular basis so they're shopping more online and they're buying for what they need to feed their families, and they're not buying discretionary stuff so i think it's going to be a tough outing for dick's this week too. too. liz: crime and covid, you just crystallized that. that said, how to people, andrew, look at the luxury retailers, which are -- well, everybody is down today. you've got lvmh, to lululemon and tapestry to capri holdings and we hear from lvmh that owns dozens that thi

cases that are being i pursued in state courts across the entering and see the us walgreens and wal mart will be a joint defendant in one of those lawsuits which will be heard starting in september in the state of new mexico. okay, thank you for that rosalyn jordan there for us in washington, dc. israel and tacky are restoring full diplomatic ties. after years of discord, both countries will be re appointing ambassadors. attackers foreign minister says that despite the nave taki will not be abandoning its support for palestinians are still said, explains. the breakthrough announced in a to be from israeli prime minister year le pete. a defined a moment for the 2 states that used to cooperate in military and other spheres, but who over 10 years had become estranged. and the turkish water minister mode of cho shoulder was quick to confirm the development. it is clear in norma leash monsieur conason the other among the steps we planned to normalize relations. there was also the re appointment of respect of ambassadors. if you remember, we made a statement in the news conference we held with

with thousands of new agents targeting what i would call wal-mart shoppers. you know them. they are real, hardworking american families. they are my constituents, they are my neighbors in my district. they are living paycheck to paycheck, struggling with inflation to higher gas prices. they will be hit with over $7 -- 700,000 new audits thanks to the skyrocketing surge in i.r.s. agents. maybe that's why democrats blocked any language in the senate that protects wal-mart shoppers and other value shopping families against these new i.r.s. audits. but, man, this bill, they love the wealthy. if the green new deal incorporates this, nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars in green new deal subsidies, government handouts go to the wealthy and to the biggest, most successful businesses in america. look at this. a sing working mom will pay higher taxes so they can be sent in a government check to wealthy investors and massive corporations. a yard man will send his taxes in a government check to the very well to do family whose lawn he's cutting. so they can splurge on an $80,000 lux

made in america manufacturing, small businesses and wal-mart shopper. who in their right mind raises taxes in a recession? the answer is president biden and congressional democrats who bungled this economic recovery. other countries are lowering their taxes to fight inflation only democrats think this is a good idea. the biden economy is a very cruel economy. the family skipping meals, eliminating meat and using their credit cards to pay for daily essentials. food inflation is not 0.0. it went up 12.9% this past year on families. inflation is so bad, one out of four americans are delaying retirement. we have a shrinking economy, shrinking paycheck and a shrinking workforce. president biden likes to brag he created nearly 10 million jobs. he's in denial that president trump created 12.4 million jobs post-covid and lowered unemployment 3.5% for the first time in half a century. here's the difference, under republican leadership, paychecks grew twice as fast. the economy was surging not shrinking. 600,000 more americans were working then than under today.

home depot shares, wal-mart gained 5% yesterday.e depot shares wound up gaining 4% on the day pushing the dow industrials up almost 240 points yesterday, but cheryl will have all the rest of the earnings this morning. we have retail sales, a lot of headlines. revenue on lowes misses, same-store sales lower by 3 tenths of 1% and the lower outlook for the rest of the year. cheryl casone, you're the best. we will see you at the bottom of the hour. joining the conversation ceo ken mahoney and center for economic opportunity director patrice lee, ken, before we move on, your reaction to these earnings? >> so the top line is softer but they had a higher net, that tells me margins are up a little bit. seems like home depot got through it and easy for lowes to say here is the macro. to me it's execution issue. it's not a stock participating in especially hearing home depot stocks up 4%, tells us who is the leader in the industry. dagen: meantime, thank you so much, ken, meantime there is this, the florida judge who approved the fbi raid on

investors have a short memory or thought wal-mart and proctor & gamble hit near term bottom last week. remember it was one week ago tonight that wal-mart warned it was going to whiff on the upcoming earnings due to consumers turning surprisingly frugal. the stock got pun irked from the one week chart falling to $120 on tuesday. right now we're at $132 and change. the more interesting stock action that the claman countdown sees is proctor & gamble. bad analyst timing, four different brokerages from jp morgan and others cut their price on the stock before 7:30 a.m. this morning. then the opening bell and the company missed forecast on friday and quarter goals got crushed and the stock ups the field and right now it's performing very nicely, p and g up 2.6% and the sector getting snuffed. flip to oil, both integrated and refining names in the red with apache corporation and chevron is the dow lagger down 1.7% as oil and gasoline continue to plummet in the after market. look and see. west texas inter-immediate down 4.8% and cooled off by 14% over just the last month while whole sailer has

liz: retail bell weather mall mart, they made headline -- wal-mart, they made headlines showing theirtomers were shifting into food and consumer staples and out of personal electronics. what does this mean for the company who's chip architecture is used to build billions of chips embedded in smart phones, sensors, servers, internet of things. washes, so much more. we've got the -- wearables, so much more. we've got the ceo of arm hold next. everyone is talking about the meta verse but few know it was a woman that dropped out of high school and got into mit without a high school degree when she was a teenager. she's now one of the most important people running her company where companies are flocking to create their own meta verse. how did karen sinha strike her own journey to create illumix and has companies like disney clambering to partner with her. what a journey to tell. check it out on my podcast everyone talks to liz. we just dropped it, it's the brand new episode there. closing bell ringing in 26.5 minutes. it's just a little bit weaker here down 127 for the dow industrials and

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wal-mart, better than thought. telegraphing good times should continue with this caveat here, that business is picking up, not because people are buying more but paying more for the goods. it gets in the weeds, but madison alworth has been following this in new jersey outside of wal-mart where shoppers are learning to at just even as they're paying more. madison? >> hi, neil. absolutely right. we're seeing shoppers flock to places like walmart. they're getting some new customers as well. but it's not shopping for more things. just paying more for the things that they need. with inflation hitting everyone, we're seeing the deals and the new shoppers are of particular interest. walmart reported earnings that they beat. look at the consumers come in, they've seen families making over $100,000 opting to do their grocery shopping at walmart. this is the first time that they're coming in. they accounted for 75% of walmarts gains in groceries. with inflation hammering the american consumer, everyone is looking for a deal.

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wal-mart stock down 7% year to date.d discretionary for a reason. people -- if they have to cut budgets, that's what you're going to cut, what you're buying in a department store chain. wal-mart, target, they have groceries to offset the decline in discretionary items, so wal-mart has some ballast but not macy's. the stock is all over the place in premarket but again down 29% year to date before this. maria: it's a great point. it's a great point, dagen, maybe people are seeing value. we will keep watching macy's and retail sector, stock now up 1 and a half percent. top investors watching your money, joining me right now garthman investment chairman denise garthman, payne capital management and payne points of wealth podcast ryan payne and vice chairman tom, great to see you, gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. ryan, i want to kick things off with you amazing report. stock trading higher reporting second-quarter earnings better than expected but taking guidance down. double beat but lowering the guidance talking

those who i would see, my neighbors at wal-mart and target and others, will face about 710,000 additional audits as a result of this bill. so, look, it kind of makes sense. more cops, more arrests. far more agents and you'll see far more audits. jackie: yeah, this notion is the irs is the boogie man, that might be a bit of a perrlative way to look at -- superlative way to look at it and their tax percentages or brackets baa they'll be paying more on top of everything else they're paying more more. >> jackie, i've been on the weighs and means committee and in congress for 26 years. for many, many years, privately irs would tell you they believe the tax sheets are, you know, farmers -- cheats are farmers and small businesses and they've never been able to figure out how to target them, but i think plan a was that banks have their own scheme. remember the track transactions and accounts over $600, that didn't get across the line so plan b has been to unleash tens of thousands of new irs agents and the congressional budget office again, independent sources said tens of billions will come from

ordered to pay more than $650 million in damages relate today the opioid crisis.o ohio counties sued wal-mart, cvs,d walgfor their role in fostering a black market market for prescription drugs. l three companies said they will appeal. a federal judge signed up with san francisco in its lawsuit against walgreens. san francisco's $20,000 trash can is is already trashed. a little bit bit of major wear and tear. it is one of the three designs the city is now experimenting with. >> i mean, i feel like for its cost, there shouldn't be so many many malfunctions. it looks a bit disorderly. >> we want to see why it is broking. we want to see what they can do to break a can. is it just normal wear and tear? if tear? if so, we don't want to use the hinges. >> the city says this is all part of the testing process. and process. and they are asking for for public feedback on those cans. if you want to weigh in, we have added a link on our website on kpix.com. > >> new at 11:00, one southern california neighborhood is feeling cooler in spite of the hot weather to be part of a cool cool community project. p

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