this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: angst on wall street.t is what we have been discussing this last half-hour. it feels as though even if they can't square the huge bonuses they're going to get with the year of inequality we have seen, people are going to vote with their feet when it comes to putting money to work. sonali: the reality is wall street's call to restraint -- culture change has a lot of friction behind it taylor: to their credit, they worked incredibly hard. this is one of the busiest years we know. the quote in the story may be left when they said they are feeling bad but i think they will feel a lot better in january or february. take that for what it is worth. sonali: this might be as good as it gets but next year is going to be a tougher one than this one. caroline: less volatility potentially. we'll have to see how they manage to continue to buffer the issues of slightly smaller bonuses. that does it for what did you mess up we want to wish you all a happy and healthy evening. stick with us. this is bloomberg. taylor: -- t

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taylor: it is not just old wall street. new wall street wants them to also be changing into that digital strategy faster. do you have faith they could do that in a faster tim frame -- timeframe? rod: we all want it to happen. with the company, as you alluded to, they were able to raise significant capital earlier this year. the balance sheets looked night and day from a year ago terms of one point billion dollars in cash on the books, no net debt, and they have continued to reduce their operating lease liability, so from a -- does this need to happen overnight? it does not. they have leeway, a balance sheet, liquidity. i think people on wall street and three till investors in general, memers, one these things to happen overnight, and i don't think you can re-create a company that has been in the analog era for its existence into a pure digital player or digital first player overnight, but with the amount of hires, i see people leading -- leaving apple, amazon, two weeks ago to gamestop. whatever the -- whatever they are hea

some on wall street _ to retire that word. some on wall street even _ to retire that word. to retire that word. some on wall street even took that i to retire that word. some on | wall street even took that to meet mr powell has changed his thinking on inflation and markets drop shortly. it is not actually clear that changing a word means a change in policy but mr powell did more explicitly indicate that the feds bond buying programme may wrap up faster than expected. at this point, the economy is very strong and inflationary pressures are high and it is therefore appropriate in my view to consider wrapping up pay of our asset purchases which we announced at the november meeting, perhaps a few months sooner. it november meeting, perhaps a few months sooner.— months sooner. it may not be welcome _ months sooner. it may not be welcome news _ months sooner. it may not be welcome news for _ months sooner. it may not be welcome news for wall - months sooner. it may not be welcome news for wall street investors but for americans being crushed by the high price of groceries, it mi

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"mad money" tonight, wall street is buzzing about the recent ipo this year. now the stock has fallen from the highs. with the stock cut in half, is it time to make a new connection with bumble? let's check in with the ceo. it's been a volatile couple weeks for tech should unvestors expect a rebound in the big tech names? we'll go off the charts to find out. we'll make it real clinical. and three companies, is this healthy breakup something that wall street is ready to welcome or more importantly why do they hate it so much? i have the company's top brass let's find out and stay with cramer ♪ [laughing and giggling] (woman) hey dad. miss us? (vo) reflect on the past, celebrate the future. season's greetings from audi. you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from

everybody on wall street declared them winners because of the hawkish phase.re's no doubt this confusion is adding to an already vulnerable market. is this the beginning of something? if so, how do you protect yourself? i will bring the best, fernandez and scott martin. the old market attitude, the first hike sale and ultimate rate hike and now we are hanging from bank of america this time the strategist, chief investor strategist looking for full-blown capitulation and victoria, i think regulation is different at least from what i started in, it's not a one or two day event. in my mind it's been happening for weeks and i think we're closer to where we should be fine, not selling. your thoughts? >> i would agree with you but it's not a one day event in the cup last couple of weeks and volatility we've seen is proof of that. if you're waiting for that one big moment trying to type the market on when the one moment will be, you know how i feel about that, you need to be building your portfolio over time. here is the key, look at the s&p 500 ended down a couple p

. ♪ >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street".aria: happy weekend everyone welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead, i am maria bartiromo another wild week for stocks this past week as new data shows inflation is running at a 39 year high. the number spiking in november, getting reaction from international investor. remaining mexico policy reinstated aimed at stemming my grades back to mexico to await asylum hearings but wait until you hear how many people will actually head back this week. major retail ceo pleading for help under the surging crime wave, buddy carter sits on the house commerce committee and he will join us coming up. genocide in china the new ruling more countries joining the united states and the diplomatic boycott of the beijing olympics, critics are slamming the move will hear from marco rubio and china expert jonathan morris. the top newsmakers on "mornings with maria" in this week's edition of the talkers. ♪. maria: what are your thoughts during these tensions

it uses on wall street bet sub read. it moved forward with a short squeeze on game stop. after the citrus research predicted, the stock price would fall. now the global pandemic had taken a toll on retail as a whole, and game stop was struggling to keep up in digital delivery and video game became more and more popular. the move, it was so severe it pushed the price from just over $17.00 at the start of january to highs of nearly $350.00 by january 27th. now, dow jones market data showed it became so popular $175000000.00 shares in the company were traded on january 25th alone at the end of january read, it's moved on to a short. we the movie theater chain m. c, which was also struggling amid the pandemic. us trading volumes as a whole on the 27th of january when both were taking place. hit new hi, surpassing those scene during the financial crisis of october, 2008. think about that. now since then, we've seen other companies entered the mean stock trend, including many outmoded companies like blackberry, kodak, or even nokia, as well as fast food chain. wendy's, which ha

yeah, the rise of retail has really forced wall street to take notice, especially after the catastrophic losses. they face when institutional got squeezed and started losing billions in names like game, stop and blackberry. so they completely change the landscape of investing, especially after blowing on the biggest hedge funds like melvin capital, institutional they trade on fundamentals. they look at earnings, catalysts financials and global climate, and all that to determine price points of things and their market cap to look for opportunities, but then retail, they rely more on sentiment and hype and to that. and it's a complete divergence from fundamentals because you look at a name like game software and see, and any institutional would be like that's dead money short it. but then all the retail ban together under their love of game a and saving the movie theaters and movie business and managed to squeeze out all the hedges game. stop rally over 2000 percent this year, which is just unheard of. and now credit suisse estimates that a 3rd of all us market trading this year has been d

the s&p 500 was up 2%, 95 points higher at 4:00 on wall street.ermany angela merkel's 16 year tenure as chancellor is over, the parliament elected olaf shults as the next chancellor. the ft 100 is up 25, cac up 20. in asia overnight, green across the board, japan was the best performer, nikkei average up 1 and-a-half percent on the session. "mornings with maria" is live right now. and now some of the top stories we are following this morning. president biden threatening sanctions against russia if vladimir putin invades ukraine. the two leaders holding a high stakes call yesterday with both sides agreeing to continue communicating. the white house not giving much detail on what the sanctions package might entail but we are hearing it could include targeting russia's biggest banks. the nord stream 2 pipeline could be used as a tool as well. president biden is set to speak with ukraine's president tomorrow. meanwhile, big outage to report, alexa and streaming services went offline yesterday. the hours long outage began yesterday in the morning hitti

wall street usually has more money, that's their whole thing. crypto is doing and by the time they're done answering you will be in escrow. turns out, there's another group that's driving up prices, and they're not bankers. yeah, it's not evil greedy bankers. in fact, it's your mom. >> there is a generational fight that's playing now and partially to blame for most expensive home prices. >> you've got 90 million millennials, largest generation in u.s. history storming the marketplace and really looking for that dream of homeownership to start building wealth through owning their own property. >> we have millennials aging into their home buying years. baby boomers meanwhile are healthier, living longer and they want to age in place. baby boomers are looking to downsize while millennials and gen xeres are looking for smaller, entry level homes. >> so many baby boomers are active in the housing market it's been harder for millennials to buy a house and boomers have more money to outbid them. >> trevor: that's right, boomers are dominating the housi

wall street will be de-leveraging get out of high growth names.erything. apple keeps getting upgrades. is there something more ominous here or par for the course, ann? >> i put this in the bucket everyone saying take a deep breath, now what next? a couple of popped up unexpectedly overseas and will here. i think we'll see a return to values. we'll see a return to fundamentals. i think the work will get done next couple weeks. i think we'll see winners an losers coming out of this. charles: distinctive. >> distinctive. real thought behind it. charles: that old cliche stock-pickers market will be probably more true next year than this year maybe? >> i think so, particularly at the start of it. charles: cybersecurity, jay powell mentioned it yesterday being the number one risk. not the first time. some of these stocks have come on really nicely the last year so is this an area you're buying? >> trade of the decade. i think we have to own cybersecurity. we've under invested criminally for cyber security. there is no silver bull let solution. can't by

then occupy wall street democracy now! was own of the only national news outlets to report on the first day of action. >> on saturday thousands of protesters took to the streets of downtown manhattan for what was described as an action to occupy wall street. inspired by the uprising offish spring and european antiausterity movements. a vancouver based culture jamming magazine put out a call for the protest on wall street in july. the goals were various from looting corporate cbs to political campaigns to auditing the federal reserve to challenging all of global capitalism. they included 71-year-old mary ellenen moreno. the bailout of wall street didn't help the people holding mortgages. it all went it wall street and none went to main street. we just learned that geithner was asked to split up the citi bank and didn't do it and obama didn't do anything about it t. >> it was a plan for an ongoing occupation of the financial district. >> the idea was to have appear encontaminant. we are hoping people come prepared to stay as

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free speech video platform rumble inking a spac deal of its own with wall street giant cantor fitzgerald chairman and ceo howard lutnick, who joins us in just moments on that and president biden taking his infrastructure road show to the show me state today, we'll keep our eyes on his visit to the kansas city area transportation authority. but first, to fox business alert markets right now are holding on to gains which shows real resilience in light of the united kingdom implementing that major covid mandate across the country, and we've also got developing headlines out of two giant wall street firms at this hour. number one, wells fargo saying in the last half hour, there are no firm-wide celebrations that will be planned this holiday season in light of rising covid-19 cases. all employees will be required to continue wearing face cover ings, regardless of vaccination status, wells is down about 1.5% at the moment. the wells news comes just two hours after asset manager jeffrey's financial group announced effective today, all companies social events and client functions are canceled un

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know something wall street can be a pretty darn negative place [ boos ] there's always that something that scares you into selling stocks when maybe you should be including today. dow only advanced 35 points. nasdaq jumped 0.64%. we learned this morning that pfizer can keep you from getting sick especially with omicron overtaking the more deadly delta variant as the dominant strain in the world over. [ applause ] you think that would be terrific news, right? [ "hallelujah" ] not if you work on wall street raise interest rates to tamp down inflation take covid away, and then the fed becomes a lot less friendly. now, some of you may be wondering why the fed raises rates at all why would they deliberately make the economy worse? you know what? that is actually a legitimate question we all gloss over it way too much here. but it's got a clear answer. they do it because they want to stamp out inflation that would otherwise wreck your personal power, make difficult to retire. walking a tightrope between a healthy job market and stable prices well, i'm a lot more in favor of easy money than

in the wall street journal, the fed maps out the 2022 rate increases. the author of that piece is the key correspondent for the wall street journal. nick, good morning to you. the question on jay powell's turn here is what changed the fed chair's mind and the federal reserve's mind on inflation? guest: first, the answer is, the fed was expecting inflation to rise this year, but not nearly as much as it has. they thought we would be past the worst of it. used car prices, for example, are up 30% this year. it does not seem like a sustainable state of affairs. the other factor is, if you look at the labor market, the unemployment rate right now is at 4.2%. the meeting before the last one they had was a full point higher. that dramatic improvement to the labor market is a sign to the fed that the job market is much tighter than they expected it to be. they are concerned that if wages accelerate, you could have an inflationary cycle take hold that is separate from the bottleneck driven inflation that we have had on the supply side. host: the pieces that came

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b. startups made their name on wall street that we all heard of them. 2022 looks to be the years that dominate the headlines on the street. and we're not just talking about startups here. we're talking about all around electric vehicle production, especially from the big companies. while she was enamored or you were tesla caribbean, even lucid recently. and you look at living really is that the man is there the 1st day, the 1st 5 days went public, the company's market cap surpass volkswagen. and don't forget like you said earlier, $150000000000.00 as evaluation in november with 0 revenue at all. then it's been one and a half months now, and that excitement, it's not cold down, test look, front and center, and the man isla must tweets, grabbing the headlines. we also have the big boys about getting with forward releasing its f 150 lightning electric vehicle pick ups. where say the, the a, m g e q, s tesla cyber truck is on the way. we can put it to rest electric vehicles. enthusiasm is only just begun that's going to be big in 2022 or so one of the things that could, however, slow down

the big companies, wall street firms.d guy on wall street can't walk in and walk out in ten minutes with $1.5 billion. walked out -- and tens of millions of dollars. maria: why do you think our adversaries are doing all of this now? you've got a buildup of troops at the ukraine border -- >> none of this happened with me. you didn't have bombers flying over taiwan -- maria: why are they doing it now? >> you didn't is i have any threat of anything meaningfulness in ukraine. now, before that they took over a section of ukraine. you understand that. under the biden administration, they took over -- the obama administration, and essentially the two of them, they approved it. i think biden was in charge. and under obama's administration, they took over a very big part of ukraine, as you know, where they had the submarines, where the russians now have their submarines. it's hard to believe, actually. you know -- maria: weakness. >> the other countries? maria: our adversaries. >> even the ones that are our friends are taking adva

. >> from the fox studio in new york city, this is "maria bartiromo wall street".ia: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was an helps position you for the week ahead, i am jackie deangelis and for maria bartiromo. another wild week for stock as investors digest inflation numbers, fed comments and growing covid restrictions. mark on where to invest now. democrats set to miss a key deadline but holding out hope for pushing through their social spending bill, this despite surging inflation what voters on both sides of the aisle are saying in our new fox business pole. plus biden laugh enough questions as were hearing new calls to investigate the covid origin from a very prominent doctor, senator marsha blackburn weighs in. it retailed leaders speaking on the rise in crime, the neiman marcus group ceo has to say about this holiday sale amid rising inflation in the company may be splitting into three, let's take a look back at some of the top newsmakers on boarding with maria on this edition of the week's talkers. >> the union boss of the los angeles poli

what you're seeing today. optimistic investors throughout wall street and the global markets. the s and p 500 up 27 point one percent this morning for the year on piece where it's 3rd street positive year. the dow and nasdaq heading towards their 3rd straight annual gain as well. so massive governments stimulus vaccine roll out, strong retail consumption investors are optimistic but what exactly are the soothsayers of the financial weld predicting for 2022? well that's i called the financial nostradamus question. i wish i had the answer for that cuz i wouldn't be here on tv with you. i'd be somewhere else. but what the soothsayers are saying right now for the year 2022, they're saying it's going to be an interesting one because there's a lot to keep an eye on. there are some saying that the good times will continue to roll. the u. s. markets are going to reopened, like the old times, fully open their doors. the global markets will follow suit and there's others that expects over conditions next year. as the fed tapers off, it's easy monetary policy and as it continues to addres

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honey pots for wall street.al with the mexican government to reinstate the trump era remain in mexico policy, it will force asylum seekers to stay in mexico until their u.s. immigration court date. the many program will restart at one border location this monday. more than 1.7 million encounters were recorded at the border by the end of fiscal year 2021, that is a record high. sources tell me another 600,000 have gotten away, in the country undetected. almost 2 million apa preparedded, 600 -- apprehended, 600,000 additional got aways. time for the word on wall street. joining me now is lindsey piegza, mike murphy and luke lloyd. gentlemen and lady, great to see you all. lindsey, kicking things off with you on this friday morning. futures are trading really mixed. i'm seeing a little bright spot here with the dow just going positive a moment ago, it's very much a cautious situation as we await this report, 550,000 new jobs expected in the economy, in the month of november, with the unemployment rate ticking down

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gamestop has been characterised as a wallstreetbets vs wall street battle.as this a people's revolution? well, it certainly started as a people's revolution. and then i'm sure it would be only logical that any shrewd, large investor would say, "hmm, look what they're doing, let's jump on that bandwagon." and i think the important thing, and what makes this dangerous, is those sophisticated investors that got in on the back are smart enough and sophisticated enough to know when to get out of the situation, while the little guy is typically the one that ends up holding the bag. and that's very dangerous and sad. tantalisingly, what could have happened is hedge funds taking aim at other hedge funds. this narrative that it was just wallstreetbets that moved it, i mean, a lot of other people think, "no, it must have been much biggerforces at play." obviously there was a short squeeze, obviously it could well have been hedge funds trying to screw over other hedge funds. sure, absolutely. really? you think other hedge funds were doing that, potentially? i mean, if

all major indices in the red at 4:00 o'clock on wall street yesterday. industrials flat on the session, nasdaq taking a hit down almost 2% yesterday, another 269 point sell offer for the nasdaq, s&p 500 down 33. european markets under selling pressure this morning. take a look at the euro zone, ftse 100 in london is lower by 3 points, cac in paris is lower by 15 and the dax index is down 30 points. in asia overnight, red across the board, take a look at asian indices overnight, worst performer was hong kong, hang seng index and japan down about 1%. mornings with maria is live right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: and your morning movers this morning, check out shares of oracle climbing up, stock up 11% after better than expected earnings last night, software guidance also coming above analyst expectation, benefiting from higher technology spending as more businesses look to support hybrid work models, oracle at 98.51. check out tesla after ceo elon musk tweeted overnight that he's, quote, thinking of quitting his jobs and becoming an influencer, stock down better 1% a