my heart is always with the neww york stock exchange. y time at the exchange so much. i'm coming back soon to visit you. >> you are always welcome. maria: thank you so much. i'm with mark tepper this morning and mark, i think it's the volatility index that people look at to decide whether or not volatility has calmed down enough to actually go public. what's your take? >> i have to agree with had that because we've seen a couple years ago, we saw so many failed ipos. i mean, the biggest one that comes to mind is wework. that a was just a complete disaster. which then sometimes leads to potentially criminal prosecution as well, right. so i feel like in order for us to have a really ripe ipo market, volatility has to come down. i think people need to have some reasonable expectation of what that publicly traded stock is going to do. >> it's got to be the right ipo, maria. that's the biggest thing. the success stories that he's talking about right now for this year were very niche ipos, the johnson & johnson is a perfect example. but investo

notch it today as we're off by more than 300 points as the bell starts to ring here at the new york stock exchange white house. they're looking ahead to the meeting and the interview, and i'll seasnd it to "overtime" to morgan and jon >>> the stocks hitting session-lows into the close today with the dow finishing down 1%. that is the scorecard on wall street, but the action's just getting started. welcome to "closing bell overtime." i'm morgan brennan along with jon fortt who is in las vegas today. we are closely monitoring a pair of big elevents. >> yeah. tesla's annual shareholder meeting is about to kick off, and president biden's meeting with congressional leaders at the white house could wrap this hour we will bring you all the breaking news from tesla and from washington as it happens. >> let's get into today'

i'm scott walker at the new york stock exchange the make-or-break hour shares lower not having a d dramatic impact on the markets here is your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. s&p 500 trying to close above 4, 4,200. helped by a nice day from the communication services sector. median names rally, new news from meta. new high from alphabet, up for four straight weeks. that takes us to our talk of the take the mega cap meltup and what, if anything, can stop it. let's ask eric woodring. he covers tech for apple fror morgan tanley. a remarkable run a downgrade of apple by luke capital. they see the company missing the quarter in revenue what about you you share any of those same concerns >> i think it's too early to call the quarter it's may 22nd. we judiciously track supply chain data points on a weekly basis. if my perspective we haven't heard similar concerns when it comes to builds or reduction in build forecasts. so steady as she goes. again, we're in an environment where demand is challenged by the macro. but for apple, it has been much steadier, much more stable for a numbe

i'm scott wapner live from the new york stock exchange. we have a big interview coming up billionaire investor marc lasry is here and he has a special guest with him we'll get to that in a moment. >>> we begin with wall street's ai obsession and how long stocks like nvidia can keep surging those shares having their best days on the back of earnings here's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. nasdaq where the action clearly is today chips and mega caps get a big boost. not so much for other parts of the market the debt ceiling dual continues to be a drag and rates continue to move higher >>> brings us to the talk of the tape to trim or not to trim that's the question as nvidia hit all-time highs joe taranova and stephanie link, cnbc contributors. great to have everybody with us. nvidia is your third largest position when you saw the move in the stock, what was your reaction and now you've had time to digest all this. what are you thinking now? >> let me start with when i saw the revenue guidance, i almost fell off my chair.

so long, it is so few stocks, right now think about this, the stocks the percentage of new york stock exchange stocks above 200-day moving average was 71% in february. now 41%. maria: wow. that percentage of new york stock exchange stocks new lows in nasdaq when market here in february 18 maybe 20 new lows per day, this week we touched 420 new loss in nasdaq, under the surface of bredth deteriorating very fast whenever you see that you want to raise cash, and sit on sidelines wait for a better buying ount. maria: larry we spoke a couple months ago you said look at this rate we are going to see federal reserve cut interest rates before july 4 week, do you still believe that? has anything changed in your thinking about a cut on the horizon from the fed, after yesterday's meeting? >> well it is talkinging to investors and if you listen to elon musk, smart seem, i've got a collection -- you do too probably best rolodex on wall street, but it just -- anybody that is really taking risk been in the professional risk taking fed win probably 100 basis points too far they have to contract rates maybe no

a big one here at the new york stock exchange today bob pisani closer on kenvue i can see you in theee a big crowd down here on the floor, scott. it's just like the old days here, getting a new indication but here we are, take a look at the board. 25, 45 to 25.55. a general rule, when you get within ten cents with the bid ask that's essentially getting ready to go within a few moments. it was 151 million shares at 20 to 23. they upsized it last night to 172 million. the price was 22 that's 3.8 billion that is the biggest ipo since rivian was november of 2021 and they did over $11 billion and as scott said it's been a long ipo desert it's been a year and a half now and the hope is maybe this will start opening up the market. we have to -- the ipo market we need the market to settle down a little. a.r.m. announcement talking about doing it are we getting close, pete >> on hold >> they're getting close probably about a minute away i got a long list, scott, of people, companies trying to get public instacart filed in may 2022. they've been out there a long time reddit filed in december o

finished laying out his pivot to growth strategy and he's joining us live now from the new york stock exchange have you, richard. investors appear to like your message. the stock is up just under 2% here. maybe they like it because your strategy involves altering, in a way, what you've always been known for , and that's a generic drug leader. how are you going to scale back on generics? >> firstly, thank you for having me on. the message was well-received and i think because the strategy is a clear strategy and it delve s into our history so although people know us predominantly as a global leader in generics we do have a deep history in innovation and we're reassure vaccinated ening that part of our company again because we have a great innovative pipeline and portfolio, and the strategy is really linked on four key pillar s, that i think are going to drive growth on the top line and growth on the bottom line as well, which we're excited about and i think a big part of that is growing our innovative business and accelerating our pipeline, which got a lot of attention today, actually, when we

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange we begin with stocks wanting to see more evidence that inflation is falling, more evidence the fed might be finished. a busy week of data and earnings just started with 60 minutes to go the dow down slightly for most of the day. that's still where it sits we have disney's numbers this week and the critical meeting on the debt ceiling there was a warning from treasury secretary janet yellen of an economic catastrophe if that issue goes south. there she is a big interview with the secretary herself ahead. we're looking forward to that. the s&p is holding, along with the nasdaq we have an hour to go until the end. what should investors be doing with major issues unsettled? let's ask adam parker. he's with me welcome back. >> thanks. >> seems like you're getting more defensive you upgraded utilities to overweight, staples to equal weight and downgraded discretionary. >> i'm trying to position for the inevitable either you benefit from ai, you can't be destroyed by ai or i don't know, right? i'm starting to realize i know i'll need utilities.

putting suisse is being deal asis from the new york stock exchange for no longer amazing the criteria. the financial firms share price crumbled after the class of 3 us regional bank. fred fears it would be next. the bank's upcoming sales and you'll be asked is however, expected to resolve the issue. japan has passed a new law that allows nuclear power plants to operate for longer than 60 years to pop. so 6 decades life limit of a plant operators will need a special permit from the government deposit come, the ministry set the new little aims to ensure a stable supply of sustainable electricity in the future. now in the united states, an increase in extreme weather events has led to a search in the cost of home insurance in coastal areas. in particular, many residents are facing huge bills to protect their property. our reports and modest police my travel to the southern states of louisiana where he met people who still scarred by the memory of hurricane katrina are now wondering if they can afford to insert themselves against the next natural disaster. as we traveled to the south of l

been seeing very steep declines, and it faces the possibility of being delisted from the new york stock exchange on this, jun bei liu of tribeca investment partners, joined us earlier. i asked her what her predictions were for the results. our sense is that the result in terms of the revenue it is going to be strong, because we are seeing very good trends of people returning to work and co—working space, and reconfiguration of a lot of co—working space. so this company has been a big beneficiary of it. however, the share price reaction really comes down to what is going to happen to its future, financial future, and what is going to happen to a lot of its debt. the company, with a high interest rate, capital is very difficult to come by. so, this company needs to figure out a way to quickly monetise its business model. and then, to find ways to deal with this mounting interest as well as debt. it is tricky, economical and financial conditions right now, with concerns of the recession brewing in the us and liquidity drying up in other markets as well. how might that affect the companies outlook g

i'm scott wapner live at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the ai arms race alphabet higher on the back of the developer conference in california with the ceo saying not so fast microsoft. here's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation. that pop in google shares helping tech lead. nasdaq the only of the major averages in the green today. rough going elsewhere. the spike in jobless claims renewing recession fears pacwest bringing regional bank worries front and center the dow down about 230 >>> our talk of the tape the battle brewing in big tech and why one star analyst calls alphabet's answer a defining moment dan ives, good to see you. you go to 340 to 325 all because of ai? >> not just ai, but cloud. i think we're seeing a tick up, not just in march butinto apri and may. that's bullish for microsoft they're gaining share and it continues to be a rock of gibraltar stock. i believe this ai game is the most definable theme we've seen in the 15, 17 years. microsoft is leading this "game of thrones" race 35 to 40% incre

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. >>> i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange. we begin with the count down to nvidia earnings. less than an hour away the stock up more than 100% year to date. there's so much riding on those results for those shares and for the tech trade overall here's your score card with 60 minutes to go in regulation, the debt ceiling dual weighing on the markets the speaker says they're far apart on spending cuts he remains hopeful and said the country will not default on its debt >>> all three of the majors trading lower. yields rising today. that's proving to be a considerable headwind on stocks as well. it leads us to our talk of the tape, nvidia's moment and whether it will live up to the hype let's ask our experts. great to have everybody with us. bryn, you have this stock. you've done incredibly well. it's up more than 100% what are you thinking about today? >> so it's pretty incredible nvidia ipo to 1999 i went back and looked it's had eight years, scott, where it had a return of over 100% while this year seems very rare for a stock

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been seeing very steep declines, and it faces the possibility of being delisted from the new york stock exchangeis, jun bei liu of tribeca investment partners, whojoin us now. what is your sense of how we work is going to do? ailiilur what is your sense of how we work is going to do?— going to do? our sense is that in terms of the _ going to do? our sense is that in terms of the revenue _ going to do? our sense is that in terms of the revenue it - going to do? our sense is that in terms of the revenue it is - going to do? our sense is that in terms of the revenue it is going l going to do? our sense is that in | terms of the revenue it is going to be strong, because we are seeing very good trend of people returning to work and co—working space, and reconfiguration of a lot of co—working space. so this company has been a big beneficiary of it. however, the share price reaction really comes down to what is going to happen to its future, financial future, and what is going to happen to a lot of its debt. the company, with a high interest rate, capital is very difficult to come by. so this company n

eisen with carl quintanilla and david faber live for you as always at post nine of the new york stock exchangehe early going. big week ahead with inflation data on wednesday and s&p 500 down 0.1%. the nasdaq down about 0.4% after that big rally off jobs on friday still a down week. >> a lot of data headed our way the next few sessions. let's get started with wholesale inventories and rick santelli. >> yes our march final read on wholesale inventories which means the mid-month read of up 0.1%, the new read unchanged the previous month was up 0.1%, the final read on february, final march now unchanged. if we look towards the sales side of the ledger, expecting up near half a percent. but not to be, down 2.1%, down 2.1% that is the weakest sales read and i have to go back quite a ways on that april of 2020 when down 2.1%, was covid related and that was down over 16%. a big drop in sales. we need to monitor this as we continue to try to handicap whether the notion of a recession is a realistic outlook considering some of the stronger data points like friday's jobs report sara, back to you. >> than

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banks have declared bankruptcy with an increasing probability bankruptcy packed thursday in new york stock exchange, the share value of several other american banks fell. south korea and indonesia signed an agreement to abandon the dollar in bilateral trade . the agreement was signed on the sidelines of the 26th meeting of finance ministers and heads of the central bank of asan in south korea. in order to move away from the dollar today , on the sidelines of the 26th meeting of finance ministers of 10 asan member countries, which was also attended by the representatives of china, japan and south korea, there was news that signature the bilateral agreement with the banks of indonesia and south korea for the horse dollar and the use of the national currency of the two leading trade exchanges instead of the us dollar has many advantages for us, including increasing the efficiency of financial health, good payment balance, and most importantly, keeping android safe. from the threat of the global financial crisis, indonesia's dollarization policy can be followed by the representatives of the 10 member c

on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchangeoming off the best day for stocks in a couple of weeks, nasdaq at new highs for the year that labor market data this morning comes in a little warm futures do lose some gains and that two-year yield back to 4.2% our road map begins with retail and the consumer walmart rallying after raising their full-year guidance >>> plus we've got the return of that big-tech trade, nvidia and meta, they're both up more than 100% year-to-date. names such as apple and microsoft have also rallied shortly. >>> we're also keeping an eye on shares of cisco. they are moving ahead of the open >>> let's get to walmart up in the premarket, company posts a quarterly beat, raises its outlook for the full year, although the current quarter guidance is just shy of consensus. u.s. comps up 7.4% we were looking for something with a 5%. e-commerce, though, up 26, jim, after amazon, 11, and target, down 3 >> i'm so glad you pointed that out. the two surprises are e-commerce and international. yesterday, brian cornell

don't say that it has no sanctions, it did not enter the stock market itself, the london stock exchange and new york has become 2,300 to 2,200 and within a year, our dear friends , is there oil and gas and most of this country is there or not, what are you doing ? we have a country like indonesia that is poisoned . there are three mining lines in the world that pass through the world . it is passed from iran. who comes to iran? in iran, we have 7% of the country and in fact discovered we discovered that the production capacity is 3 million tomans and every 1 million tons will produce 10 billion dollars in 2020. our northern story, in terms of the extent and size of london, in terms of rainfall, the average rainfall is more than the height of 95 billion dollars . i want to say that mr. vahidi he correctly chose the 95 billion dollars that the dutch export from agriculture and the agricultural chain. 200 million dollars of countries. be defined by the authority of the rain please give me this blessed movement . it is possible that you brought a lot of people's assets and production products into the d

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour begins with the big day in the market and the remarkable run for tech, and whether its breakaway bounce for the rest of the market means it can't possibly last for much long longer we ask as the nasdaq asks on its fifth straight week of gains we see where things stand with 60 minutes to go the move in big tech has helped the s&p 500 approach the 4,200 level. there it is. it's above it right now, and we will see if we can get a close above that number as investors keep a close eye on any developments out of washington regarding the debt ceiling duel. it's been a pretty broad-based move today as well with discretionary names performing quite well financials, materials, industrials, they're also in the green. there's a lot of green as you can see on the board today takes us to our talk of the tape this tech takeoff, and why some make the argument that it is not done just yet. that is the view of tom lee, fund strats co-founder and head of research. he is as, you can see, with us live welcome back it's good to see you

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don't say that there is no sanctions on the stock market and he fought on the london and new york stock exchanges, he became his own bus , 1,100 to 2,200 and within a year, our dear friends. is there oil and gas and most of this country or not? what are you doing? you have a country like indonesia that is poisoned. there is a film about the construction of mines in the world that is passed in the world . one of them is from iran. we made the production capacity to be 3 million tomans and 10 billion dollars for every one million tons by the year 2000, our northern story is almost the size of london in terms of rainfall. the average rainfall is more than the netherlands. i want to say 95 billion dollars of the dutch sponge. mr. vahidi has chosen correctly. 200 million dollars, respected governors from some of these countries, the governor, the president, the president of fland, the number of the so-called provincial president of the province in all dimensions , this should be so simple and defined, the work should be defined. congratulations, we have started on the value chain of the purchase of th

. >>> thanks so much i'm scott walker live from post nine here at the new york stock exchange this make orbreak hour begins with this big day, and the fed countdown decision less than 24 hours away so much riding on that outcome stocks already jittery, whether it's about banks waging on sentiment or data in a weakening u.s. economy here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. dow under some pretty heavy selling pressure as you know by now, so much for the s&p closing in on 4,200. it was just on the doorstep. it's back way off that round number now nasdaq giving back a good amount today as well as technology slides, small caps under pressure russell down by 2% brings us to our top, the cornucopia of concerns, hitting the markets today, and what it might mean for where we go pr here let's bring in senior markets commentator mike santoli it's a launddn't have to go faro find things to worry about today. i think it starts with when the market, and the s&p 500, at the upper end of this range has been for awhile more things have to go right, and fewer things have to go wrong to

as the probability of pekoz's bankruptcy increased on thursday in the new york stock exchange , the shares of several other american banks also fell. on the new york subway to squeezing the throat of a colored passenger resulted in a fatal outcome. published images show that a white american man actually strangled a 30-year-old colored young man in front of the eyes of other passengers on the subway in manhattan last monday evening. it is said that the 24-year-old attacker is from it was the us marines who was released after the police interrogation . in this incident, two other passengers were restraining the victim's arms, leaving him motionless on the ground. people of color were killed chanting slogans demanding justice , the senators of the two main american parties unveiled this week a plan to keep children safe from the harm of social networks . social networks pay attention to a report from sky news about this. a group of senators from both major parties in the united states announced this week that the minimum age allowed in the entire country to use social networks is under 13 ye

kumasi: a live look at the new york stock exchange, up by 80 points right now.pdate in the markets next. jobina: feature flex, the sundown cinema series coming back to san francisco this summer. and stay with us on the bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00. we are live weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. so all of you out and about, if you don't know we are on until 7:00 a.m. or after that, this is what we're talking about. you will see drew, me, kumasi, we will be there. drew: outside this morning, here is a live look at the exploratory in camera. may gray across much of the bay. sunshine 40, peaking high pressure developing across the west coast. this ridge will break down morning clouds and bring about a warmer afternoon today with a lot of sunshine. here is future weather, 10:00 a.m., most cloud cover is out of here, back to the coast for sunny skies. these and 60's by that hour. by 1:00, sunshine doing its job, 70's if not low 80's. later on, we expect the warmest cities to exceed about 80 degrees. 84 fairfield, and santa rosa, a mild 71 oakland, war

with the increase in the probability of bankruptcy , thursday's text on the new york stock exchange, the stock value of several the united states has also declined. the white house has invited several large technology companies, including google and microsoft. the new york times reported that in a two-hour meeting of the white house with the heads of four companies active in the field of artificial intelligence, the vice president of the united states emphasized that this company must deal with the dangers of artificial intelligence must have legal and ethical obligations and follow the rules, the new york times wrote. the recent meeting at the white house showed how the artificial ear involved the highest level of the american government and put pressure on governments around the world to monitor this technology. american newspaper wrote critics are worried that this very powerful technology had many effects on the economy, culture, politics and social issues. the spokesman of the arab league announced the meeting of the ministers of the arab countries to discuss the normalization o

>> good wednesday morning i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. setting the agenda for today, doubts on the debt ceiling no resolution as the president and the speaker remain pretty far apart on a deal. the nec deputy director will join us next on that and april's cpi. >> plus, airbnb ceo brian chesky with us here at the new york stock exchange the stock is getting hammered after earnings and a cautious outlook for the second quarter the chief catalyst there >> later on, deirdre bosa is live at google io today. a big developer conference sand big test for sindar. >>> and topping the tape, the market reaction to inflation stocks at this hour hanging on to gains, at least if you look at the s&p and nasdaq. although, we've come off the highs. the nasdaq was off the full percent about an hour ago. technology is still leading. the megacap tech is doing well today, but the dow has gone negative the cyclical groups are underperforming. s&p is unchanged as we dig under thesurface of the 4.9% april headline number on inflation, i want to highlight a few c

i'm scott wapner live right here at the new york stock exchange this begins with the tech run. whether it has more room to run, and if so, for how long? we'll ask a top fund manager that very question in a moment here's your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. stocks mostly in the red for much of the day. investors obviously watching that debt duel and another move higher in interest rates today key yields now at their highest level since march. big tech also pulling back slightly even as microsoft briefly hits another new high it leads us to our tech tear why it's not done, that is the take from our first guest. dom rizzo. it's good to see you welcome. >> fragreat to see you, scott. thanks for having me. >> great time to have you. why do you think this room -- this run has room to run >> yeah, well, you know, scott if we look out into the back half of the year, we have a couple of things going for us. we have improving fundamentals, so revenue acceleration, operating expansion, and free cash flow conversion improvement for most of the stocks in the technology univer

i'm scott wapner at the new york stock exchange this make or break hour begins with the debt ceilingther congressional leaders meeting at the white house in less than an hour. no resolution yet is in sight. stocks so far, taking the whole mess largely in stride here's your scorecard with 60 minutes in go in regulation. we seem to be waiting on tomorrow morning's cpi release before making the next move. there's your picture dow has been down five in the past six days. the fed, regional banks and earnings

now look at the new york stock exchange. we are now down about 44 points. kumasi: tonight warriors are looking to tie up the series against the lakers. game four of the western conference semifinals is tonight in l.a. in game three, oh, the warriors had an 1 is 1-point lead in the second quarter, and then it slipped away. the lakers took control of the game after a 22-point run and it ended up being a pretty bad blowout with the warriors losing by 30 points. we're moving on. game four is tonight in l.a. tipoff is at 7:00 p.m. and then the series shifts back to san francisco for game five on wednesday at chase center. the warriors say andre iguodala is expected to return to team practice this week. he's been out since march after having surgery on his wrist after he fell on it in a game. he's been practicing the last two weeks to do light individual work, but now he can ramp up his on-court workouts. iguodala has only played in eight games this season. he has said that this season would be his last. reggie: philadelphia 76ers star james harden welcomed a spe

financial company with assets of $ 70 billion can be sold to one of the largest us banks on the new york stock exchangeal wave, sales and for the rate of falling trading for a number of papers of regional banks were suspended several times for about 2 months, the american media diligently pretended that there was no banking crisis, but now this will not pass, and the current shocks are clearly not the last. the process there is still a few banks called stand on departure. that is, we just saw that in march then. and that the shooting, damn it, began to collapse and finally collapsed. right now in may, and now some more banks are starting to collapse. well, against the backdrop of financial storms in the us, gold reflects as a consequence of the tightening of such monetary policy was the decline in the dollar and government bond yields. well, and, accordingly, investors began to buy, uh, safer, so to speak, a physical asset. so at the auction , the quotes of the precious metal rose to a record high of 2068 dollars per troy ounce. this is the highest level of smart last year. but a few more figures are t

declared bankruptcy, and the probability of pec bankruptcy increased, and on thursday in the new york stock exchange, the share values ​​of several other american banks also increased . kennedy is engaged the us presidential election said that us actions in ukraine have only caused the spread of war and bloodshed. the war in ukraine is actually the us war against russia, which the american neoconservatives started with geotechnical conspiracies . this is the last comment of robert kennedy, the democratic rival of joe biden for the 2024 election. the american presidency sacrificed seth and sent the ukrainian youth to the slaughterhouse. the commander of the ukrainian special forces unit said that 80% of the ukrainian soldiers were killed or wounded, which is not able to rebuild the army. conflicts and the maximization of bloodshed have been everything we see in this scene is an investigation for the ambition of the american neoconservatives . the washington post newspaper wrote that the leak of the secret military information of ukraine in the pentagon documents has caused friction in the relations b

institution with $70 billion in assets could be sold to one of the largest us banks on the new york stock exchange wave of sell-offs in regional bank shares due to the rate of decline in trading in a number of securities were suspended several times a day, about two months, the american media diligently pretended that there was no banking crisis. no, not even regional. well, in the end, morgan absorbs the fests. public the black rock fund is selling off assets, as well as a number of other regional banks. skye process there are a few more banks called for departure. that is, we just saw that o , in march, then, uh, began to collapse and finally collapsed. right now in may, and now some more banks are starting to brew. but in italy, the problem of a national scale is a sharp imitation of pasta, an unprecedented situation, it is discussed at the government level for the first time italians consume about 23 kg of pasta per capita per year - it's a world record. this means that we are talking about something like a national security issue. prices for pasta, pasta in march in head terms increased by 17

i'm carl quintanilla with jim kraerm at the new york stock exchange david faber is in austin, tesla's annual shareholder day he'll be live tonight at 6:00 eastern time you cannot miss that meantime, a packed morning retail sales returns to growth debt ceiling, home depot cuts guidance our roadmap begins with home depot shares shrinking after posting the worst revenue miss in about 20 years. plus, quote, no barrier to higher rates that's the message from barkin today. and ev competition david is in texas to talk to elon musk, and ford scaling back some china investments let's get to david in texas with more on tonight, david we were just talking about the range of topics that you'll be able to cover, whether it's cars, space, media, macro. it's going to be incredible. >> we certainly hope so. obviously we'll be coming out of the tesla shareholder meeting. we'll be curious to see what questions mr. musk takes during that meeting, whether there's anything worthy of followup. certainly that will be top of mind, especially given the interest of our viewers in terms of tesla and its importa

we are live as always from post nine of the new york stock exchange david faber has the morning off. n the early action s&p 500, higher. nasdaq higher. we know why. nvidia surging the nasdaq at 1.25%. pressure on some of the other stocks in the market and you see the dow a little bit lower tech leading lifting all the semiconductor names that nvidia move higher. 30 minutes into the trading session. three movers we're watching. nvidia skyrockets posting a big earnings beat, blowout guidance, sending a.i. beneficiaries higher around the market look at the move, it's up more than 25% snowflake sliding as the company slashes the forecast telling jim cramer last night he remains optimistic in spite of the guidance that was disappointing. more on those companies in a moment the retail beat, watching american eagle plunging. the retailer lowering its outlook and cutting its guidance down 15% it is a split of two markets tech leading with communication services utilities, staples and energy bringing up the rear. >> pretty fascinating. housing data to start the hour we'll turn to diana olick.

i'm carl quintanilla with mike santoli live at post nine at the new york stock exchange.lls, california decent action to start what will be a busy week jpm and frc are front, apple and jolt and a jobs numbers on friday, berkshire on saturday. fresh data crossing the tape rick santelli for it rick >> carl, march read on construction spending expected to be up 0.1%. it's up 0.3% that is the second highest reading of the year next to january where we were up 0.4%. if you look at ism manufacturing, manufacturing ism, wednesday service, ism manufacturing headline 46.8 expected, 47.1 is the number that is the best read since february's 47.7. 53.2 on prices paid, 53.2, is the highest level of prices paid since july of last year. and that is not a good thing if you're monitoring, of course -- excuse me f you're monitoring the federal reserve, the higher prices paid for potentially more aggressive fed you have. that is the highest level but still well off the bigger levels think last year highest level was 87.1 employment week, we'll get employment, 50.2, second best level of the

most impulse and boeing just before the glass full of summit rocks, the fellow with new york stock exchange now. so they will now go creating assets that you ask the companies that they will not own nature as a financial, as this is going on in the costs of climate is going on. and the pomp of identity is going on in every full and social security call. we are witnessing the find naturalization of nature and through the financial aid station, a new extractive us, which creates magic. i've seen the really economy the most of the time the saw is dying because the stabilize. now we will, but on wall street and the kind of collapse we created in 2008 would be nothing. we will no manufacture a full housing, trillion dollar economy, which we will control in a big issue this week. so let's stop the game. continuing it just the spills chain, the fibers exchange with the logic of to 10 to 10 controllable life is what guides every aspect of growth fellow dates and the ballistics up. well you being saying that they have a malign influence. of course, there is an entire class in a dire lead class invol

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber at the new york stock exchange. busy tuesday today plenty of big name corporate earnings a fed meeting begins, debt ceiling chatter. inflation running hot in europe. australia with a surprise hike as well. our roadmap begins with investors on fed watch as the may policy meeting gets under way. then there's yellen's warning saying the country could run out of cash by june 1. the white house and speaker mccarthy have set some talks ibm forecasting 30% of jobs being disrupted. in hollywood, writers also seeking some limits on its use, and they go on strike. we'll begin with the markets and the fed today, jim, as we discuss some of the inflationary scares we were expecting an extended pause in australia. >> look, things are still red hot. i think we're probably the best of all -- the reason why we're the best is because we've been raising rates so furiously that we don't even know if we're going to start getting problems with the regional banks, all the growth is in regional banks. david, i don't know what those guys ar

eisen with carl quintanilla and david faber, live as always for you from post nine of the new york stock exchangeok at stocks, they're higher again today coming off of a 2% rally over the last two days and continued follow through up a third of 1% on the s&p 500 tracking for an up week for stocks the best in a few weeks. we're 30 minutes into the trading session. some big movers that we are watching for you right now we're going to start with foot locker, plunging more than 20% after a big earnings miss and lower guidance slaring the outlook. much more on that stock including an interview with mary dillon the ceo shares of deere moving higher after smashing estimates the farm equipment maker raising its outlook thanks to strong demand and shares of bloom energy rallied, hydrogen producer from overweight to neutral, did trim its price target but sees 45% upside on this stock from here nice reaction up 6.5%. we're counting down to jay powell's comments less than an hour from now. it will be important to listen to his tone because we've seen a market move this week. there's now more than 40% chance

this issue most important. boeing just before the glass full of summit, rockefeller with new york stock exchange. a no. so the one now the creating assets, not you assets companies, but they will not own nature as a financial, as this is going on in the cost of climate is going on in the top of the city is going on in every phone and food security call we are witnessing the fine naturalization of nature, and through the financial aid station, a new extracted us, which creates magic by saying, the real economy, the lives of dine, the saw is dying because the stabilize. now we will, but on wall street and the kind of collapse we created in 2008 would be nothing. we will now manufacture a full housing, trillion dollar economy, which we will control in a big business week. so yeah, let's stop the game. continuing. it just the speed of chain, the 5, the gypsy, but the logic of to turn it in control over life is what guides, every aspect of growth fellow dates and the billing at club. but you being saying that the they have a malign influence. of course, there is an entire class and entirely clause in

sorry, let's go down to this report again. sorta, he's standing by the new york stock exchange. he has, it's good to see you. the failure of 1st republic is this part of the turmoil that we saw last month when 2 other banks collapsed. or is this maybe the next chapter in a growing crisis? well, i mean, if you ask a, jamie diamond the hat alpha j. p. morgan, this said chapter of for the recent research regional banking failures is so close to so that's at least what jamie diamond is the claimant. but then again of what kenny as say otherwise them. but it does, it's a pretty dramatic situation. i mean, as we've just heard 3 of the 4 biggest bank failures in the history of the united states just happened a with the past 2 months. and some of the problems that sold banks are facing a very rapidly, very, aggressively moving interest rates. i mean, that is still true also of what the mother of financial institutions and 1st republic we understand it received a $30000000000.00 lifeline just last month and that was not enough to save it. why? well, $30000000000.00 is a lot of money, but