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>> but how about the smaller regionals that have -- >> that's the bigger question. i mean we talk about all this pessimism, but the reality is, for long-term investors, buying bonds, buying interest rates at 5, 6%, before a couple years ago was 1%, you can actually earn a high percentage of your needed return to meet your pension fund liability. yeah, very different scenario over here. the banks have nothing to do with it. >> i think it's going to be a bigger existential question as what do banks do with the held maturity accounts. For now, a rotating cast of correspondents and anchors will join Jon Fortt and Quintanilla on the show to begin putting that new vision in place. rates have popped a bit. those are the epicenter, and we're not used to that because those have been such great markets for so long. amazing. >> some say $400 if you overpay. >> is that -- i think that's almost from personal experience. oh, excuse me. it's just not right to serve the 1942 i think you maybe serve the salza, maybe serve the -- david, i would never bring out the '42 that early >> no, i think you're right. dow weighed down by boeing, the s&p up, getting a confidence boost by the big banks reporting some good numbers. the future starts now. jp still over a full point below 2019 >> they're unbelievable. that interview was like, i got to sell my -- i should sell my amazon they're not selling. The cast and creators of Amazon's "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" joined Carl on the NYSE floor after ringing the opening bell.Squawk on the Street Disclaimer, Cramer's Morning Take: Inflations Cools & Amazon Stock 4/13/2023, Jim Cramer and Jeff Marks discuss what an economic slowdown means for the market after several economic data reports. >> yeah. not bragging. >> as you know we played a clip from larry fink and spent a lot of time with him a short time ago. i think our quarter really was a continuation of the last five years. >> yes a lot of fresh data. smarter and more sustainable. however, as try to point out to many people, first of all, if you look at the latest chinese inflation data of which we have some yesterday, their inflation -- extremely soft despite the fact that they're having a big cyclical rebound out of covid and then something else which i think i saw you guys reporting, on actually, which caught my eye, the idea of apple starting to produce more and more iphones in india instead of china and, you know, the idea -- i've never thought the idea of india being a major replacement for everything china did so cheaply should be taken too far, but there are plenty of places around the world that can try to offer the same kind of production value i'm not -- while big picture i get where larry is saying, but the dynamics are such that i don't see that given where we've come from as being an issue in the near future myself. Leaving Coombs remained in that report along with Mody, were Sharon Epperson (NYMEX) and Rick Santelli (CME Group). >> good weekend. bridgett is here. start for free at godaddy.com, boeing is down sharply in the premarket, the company, warning it will likely reduce 737 max production and deliveries due to this parts issue involving spirit air systems. that can be stunning and literally wipe your bank out >> we know that, and we also know that was the least sticky of deposits, but we took down -- the market took down schwab. >> he has a great story, and i think that people might look at it and say, well, listen, it just -- they didn't have a lot of money come in they didn't have big increase in the amount of money because the market wasn't good, but i just think that we absolutely have to love what's going on there in terms of a longer term view of outsourcing pension funds to them, people really trusting them we just got a more jamie dimon he's not saying, deep breaths. good friday morning. Sign in to rate and Watchlist for personalized recommendations. Shares of Alphabet under pressure on a report stating Samsung may switch from Google to Microsoft's Bing for search. storm clouds you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. is that going to be considered bad? did you sit down i've tried to do it, believe it or not there's 250 companies in the s&p 500 that are down from two years ago, and tried to figure out their actual earnings. but no one asks the question, at what cost? we mentioned earlier the cast of "the marvelous mrs. maisel" is here at the exchange. Mark Haines and Erin Burnett were the original co-anchors at the NYSE. even she knows it's down i think ragu knows it's down 5 to 7%, but marley does not know because he's stupid as wood. appreciate the time. but then i've got -- i had stewart miller on last night, the executive chairman of lennar, one of the top three home buildsers in the country he said, if you're looking for our industry to be hurt by this, forget about it. >> we wiped out bonds for years, and this is one of my fears, over the last ten years, the number one trade that people made money on was shorting liquidity. >> issuing a report card for today's numbers and if you can, let us know what it means for the broader space and if there's any sort of sense of clearing or relative calm given what we know about underlying issues and say commercial real estate. basically an hour into trading here dow is down 172. take a look at markets boeing is going to contribute to about 111 points of dow's decline being made up somewhat by jpm adding 72 let's get to bertha coombs with a news update. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. if you led your life the same after the pandemic as before, then you're like me, where my wife says, did you not realize what happened? However, since Cramer joined Squawk on the Street in July 2011, the "Opening Bell Countdown" segment has been replaced with "Cramer's Mad Dash." >> we're getting even more data as we speak. >> that's better than wells fargo around 66, and i want to see that -- i always think that wells -- one of the reasons i'm bullish on wells fargo is that, was warren buffett's bank. are you saying that you're not expecting a big recession in the u.s. >> i am not expecting a big recession in the u.s we have to offset that we have three giant fiscal stimuluses that were created in the last two years that are starting to enter our economy. and no firm has the outcomes that we do on behalf of those. >> i think these numbers say that, geez, let's just wait. This material may be protected by copyright law (Title 17 U.S. Code). right now, the problem that we witnessed over the last six weeks was, a duration mismatch for some, and an outflow of liquidity. comedy club. at the same time they're willing to have a conversation how can we better work together and i try to have some cooperation at the same with a lot of competition. >> and we're going to see more near shoring and offshoring. Contributors include Bob Pisani (NYSE), Bertha Coombs and Scott Wapner. if we get a big recession, that does cure inflation. benefits. >> how do you know, the shoe show was a phenomenon from the beginning, how did you know when, it was time to say goodbye >> is it time to say goodbye >> i don't know. Broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on site at the opening bell with the up-to-the-minute news investors need to know and interviews with the most influential Chief Exec Broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on site at the opening bell with the up-to-the-minute news investors need to know and interviews with the most influential Chief Executive Officers and greatest market minds. >> the counter argument to people like you say that we're going to have sticky inflation for a really long time, is that. stay with us technology lets you monitor your pet when you're not at home, but to monitor threats to your hybrid workforce wherever they are you need more than technology. you and i have talked off camera about the tangible book value being so far above where the stock price is and why that would be the case. people matter. the result will mean more and more institutions will probably shorten their asset and liability match, making sure it's more matched, but begs the question, how are they going to look at held to maturity going forward. europe needs to decide on its own appropriate policy with china, and not just adopt everything that oust effectively bullies it into doing or wanting, the same way that my own country the uk has done too much of in my view. we have wells fargo cfo coming on in the next hour of "squawk on the street. we have not spent enough time and asking ourselves what is the value of held to maturity if the capital markets look through that and mark the market you don't have to mark the market that was one of the issues related to supervisors of that institution because it was -- it, was an account that was -- commonly accepted accounting rule that if you deem this asset to go into a held to maturity, you don't have to mark the market now the capital markets are looking through, and saying no, we want to know what's really going on in that giant pool of money. netflix is going to report on tuesday. we'll be right back. MondayMarch27. (neighbor) oh, he's bragging. Live: Tue, April 18th, 9:00 AM ET. >> no. >> if you look at the lag,the engine of growth you have, that might be something you say i can look for a.i but the big move is starting of outsourcing. he spent a good amount of time talking about china and the decoupling going on and the impact that it may have that in his opinion could actually tends towards making inflation harder to eradicate i'm curious to get your thoughts, on where things stand, u.s., china, europe, china, and what that decoupling will really mean >> yeah. >> but there clearly was a surprise here? i noticed i really wasn't quite as sharp as i was. >> nobody cared. >> good question we're seeing more and more pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, are starting to look at their internal costs of running the pension. we still got inventories and consumer sentiment coming out in about 15 minutes. "Power Lunch" Co-Anchor & Vice President, Events Strategy, CNBC Senior Climate and Real Estate Correspondent. more guacamole? The show originally ended with the anchors looking at the "Stocks to Watch.". >> well, i think the -- i think they're still focused on how much it costs to just live day-to-day david, i think they're focused on the supermarket restaurants. it's all about outcomes. we talked about it every single day. Signup here: cnbc.com/morningtake CNBC Investing Club Disclaimer, JPM a Big Bank Earnings Winner, Boeing Shares Slide, Weak Retail Sales 4/14/23, Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber broke down the earnings from banks including JPMorgan Chase, Citi and Wells Fargo -- along with BlackRock and regional player PNC -- and how the recent banking turmoil fits into the picture. Quintanilla is also an anchor of CNBC's "Squawk Alley" and "Squawk on the Street," and has been with CNBC and NBC News since . i assume that got your attention. u.s. bank. uhhhhh the next generation 10g network. those were the jack welsh years. i don't want to do a quarter point, because i still want to see what happens with payrolls i want to see what happens -- just saw what happened with retail, but these banks signify, if you think there was a problem in the system, don't worry about it >> right is it fair to single out jpm as the strongest? about 0.3 as well. at 10:30, when i went to see adam, he brings it out and goes, it's time. This is very similar to the aforementioned "Rundown" segment, as explained above. what's the conversation like how do you convince them that blackrock is the right home for their assets when they have that agenda saying, you're way out, there on esg. On July 11, 2011, Squawk on the Street debuted an entirely new anchor team at the NYSE. when you think about, as you said, the early days and sort of linear television, are they things you think will survive or are we moving on to a new world where it's about streaming analytics and monetizing things around the world, for example, you guys are being translated into all kinds of languages. other people, i've just noticed a very interesting speech from a senior european official who was supposed to be in beijing today, but he has covid so his trip got canceled, there's quite a lot of european policymakers trying to distinguish themselves in terms of nuances about their role with china, which is, obviously, controversial when seen from a u.s. and a sort of historic ally perspective, but, frankly, i think it's the right thing for europe to try to do. Squawk on the Street, which debuted on December 19, 2005, is a business show on CNBC that follows the first 90 minutes of trading on Wall Street in the United States.[1]. he said the same thing. Taking viewers onto the floor of the exchange, right to the posts where the biggest companies in the world trade; exclusive Tick by Tick charts track the action of every . we're a fiduciary. as we saw today we had our big banks having great quarters and -- >> yeah. The other market pre-open segments include the "Word on the Street" segment, in which either the co-anchors talk to a trader on the floor of the NYSE, and "Instant Analysis," in which either Quintanilla or Faber (or both) talk to an analyst either via satellite or on set. this is a much more qualifying than quantifying, with respect to we're not looking at a mathematical equation like we do with other metrics that measure inflation. for free. On October 13, 2014, Squawk on the Street, along with CNBC's other trading-day programs, launched in full 1080i high-definition as part of a network-wide switch to a full 16:9 letterbox presentation on that same day. as we do to break, shares lower, despite the beat on earnings and revenue the company hiking the annual forecast, citing some strength in medicare membership, but the mid point of that guidance is just shy of analyst system stock is down too. >> but david, i do -- i do want to point out the nathanson piece, it's silicon valley bank. Carl has been with CNBC since 1999 and currently co-anchors "Squawk on the Street" a program that broadcasts live from NYSE media center, and is a correspondent for "Crime Inc.," a CNBC series. >> they were as wrong about this as they were going into march. This one-minute segment debuted on the 2007-03-06 broadcast. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. >> i think you share, you say it in your statement, optimism is what's pervading your news today? i'm not sure we're going to have a recession in 2023. we may it v it in early 2024 wlaiz twhat is the pathway in te short return, the pathway of the fed and how does this play out in terms of credit and credit spreads and what is that impact on regional banks and other asset owners. >> if it's tightening, then the answer is the growth is not going to be there. >> the question is my colleagues, it does sound like what happened in march accelerated a darwinian move in banks where we have the larger get even larger and made it so that we realized we didn't need to learn -- earn 2% if we just called larry fink we could pick up 5. jim o'neill. i think that will make the fed feel marginally more gratified about the underlying trend as well you see that same sort of thing in many parts of the world. i mean, warren buffett was obviously not on there saying, i think you ought to do this and do that. 60 min NR (Not Rated) Series, Business/Financial, News, Interview Series. >> almost all the banks, by the way, just so people know, have a book value that is not nearly as high as their stock price. 2007-2023; 2023 Seasons CNBC World . In 2013, she was hired by CNBC to co-host Worldwide Exchange and Squawk on the Street.[2]. >> jeff is a fantastic laugher, which i appreciate getting a laugh from jeff bezos is fun they've been great it's this world is such -- it's so less constricted than when andy and i started out in the, network world, very formulated, got new stuff rejected when the world expanded through cable and streaming it became a much better place for different kinds of stories to get out there, people with different identities to tell those stories and just to appeal to a breadth of audience the networks were not at the time. >> i wouldn't miss it for the world. no one is asking at what cost but that's another issue i would love to find a way that we could have a conversation -- i've talked to many ceos who stock trade on the new york stock exchange and they're worried. you ask the questions, is that good or bad? Although 'Squawk on the Street' premiered in December 2005, Jim Cramer became an integral part of the show when he joined as an anchor in 2011. 9:00 AM on CNBC Canada. this won't do well at auction. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. wait really? some of them have huge enterprises, hundred thousand employees in china, selling their goods there. much of the pop in rates is counterintuitive many of the european central -- many speakers of the european central banks sabancshy lae eet reduction has to get more regressive, and that's probably what's moving markets. whether that is remote working -- >> remote working. you never want to strike, but these things are unpredictable you keep working until someone tells you you an't. and ge health care, by the way, is doing magnificently ge, the energy business is not really what i call as stable as i'd like, but ge our saerospaceo fire >> you mean as an investor >> you can't fly a ge engine, unless you're in that "monkey's paw" episode of the twilight zone >> you would have thought that ge made airplanes. miracle-ear made it easy. Watch Squawk on the Street: E122 on DIRECTV yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? >> these companies -- these countries don't have it as bad their economies are nowhere near. >> why do you say that what does that mean? what else would it be? that may reverse one time too, and so we have the most healthy financial system of any country in the world and we should be proud of it. yeah. Opening Buzz: After the opening bells ring at the NYSE and NASDAQ, Haines and Burnett send viewers through the opening minutes of the trading day with reporters at the NYSE, NASDAQ, NYMEX, and so on. financials, up more than 1%. we still have 4,400 banks. it was the halcyon days of taking people's money. and you are? and/or restructure, i should say, a lot of these loans. in other words, i think we're going to have a 4% floor in inflation. Trending. >> they talked about thursday night football they gave them some games worth watching can i just tell you, the real announcers always say the same thing. >> we do soon. charlie scharf is back the charlie scharf that we all knew and loved is back >> okay. swaps now pricing in 90% chance of a may hike. This segment, however, is not seen when Faber is off, or on assignment. >> to say that these guys didn't see this coming is a -- an incredible understatement. >> retail sales definitely in some sharp relief today. Taking viewers onto the floor of the exchange, right to the posts where the biggest companies in the world trade; exclusive Tick by Tick charts track the action of every trade of every stock; the treasury, currency and . wow. find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. >> fascinating as we try to reshore a lot of our chipmaking, which over the last 20 years has gone, much of it to tscm on the advance. he doesn't hit his head on the, window anymore, thank god. jpmorgan is up 7.5%. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-lifetime. 120 min NR (Not Rated) Series, Business/Financial, News, Interview Series. anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq, a fund that gives you access to nasdaq-100 innovations. i'm not fatigued >> people want to get out. and i mean, this is something i do where my wife says, what are you doing? but let's be clear, i don't -- evident risk being a military conflict, i don't see that let's be clear, it's an asymmetric outcome 23 million twan ease, 1.3 billion mainland chinese that seems like an asymmetric thing to do because everybody saw what their results was with russia's invasion in the ukraine. i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen on the new york stock exchange jpmorgan's chief economist, we'll get his reaction to the fed's move, echoing atlanta fed saying one more and done. The opening hour of CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" with Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber is broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on site at the opening bell with the up-to-the-minute news investors need to know and interviews with the most influential Chief Executive Officers and greatest market minds. - psst! there's always -- there's always a conversation going on between the unions and the executives in hollywood. keep in mind, most of these energy companies own the geology where energy used to be taken out and now they're going to use those caverns for sequestration. >> i'm just saying, incrementally, those who were -- >> everybody needs more planes and the world's short planes china is short planes. in my mind, if there's more imminent separation, it means more imminent inflation. that's what u.s. bank is for. bummer. On March 12, 2018, Brian Sullivan replaced Eisen (and co-anchor Wilfred Frost) as anchor of Worldwide Exchange. you see it right there even with jamie dimon positioning the bank, it would seem, for higher and longer, he continues to -- he continues to say that rates, in his opinion, at least, will stay higher longer take a listen. By joining TV Guide, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. the issue is we have this -- we use held to maturity more in this country than most other countries. even a term policy! great weekend, everybody carl and sara are back with the carl and sara are back with the next hour after thisvisit indeee, good friday morning. we have -- we certain have seen that you said a.i, that's going to be the big question where we will see the boost in productivity if we don't that's another reason we will have stickier sflooigs inflation. i mean a lot of these bank stocks have gotten pummeled. rivian as well rivian as well opening bell is coming up in our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. it's crazy bananas out there people are not getting. On October 17, 2011, Squawk on the Street was expanded to 3 hours, from 9am to noon ET. at&t's deal is back. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. >> that's unfair >> what do you mean? All Rights Reserved. the large market making banks are benefitting and the capital markets are benefitting from, this that's going to be a societal question, how do we want to navigate this. could increase productivity by 30% we'll all see. the japanese government approving plans for the country's first resort and casino in osaka, set to open in 2029 the $13.5 billion project is backed by a consortium including mgm resorts international, which will own a 40% stake japan's nagasaki prefecture is in talks with the government for its own casino project they could rival macao. if you base it on retail sales, then you can't raise, because, retail sales are weak. that's what we do here. you've seen the supply chain constraints easing across a lot of sectors, so that's been helping bring inflation down, but you've still got clear stickiness on some parts of the prices i think when you see the producer prices coming in as big negative numbers, and you see these negatives on retail sales, you don't want to overreact to short-run news, but it feels like that's moving in the right direction. 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