A very good morning and warm welcome. Im wilfred frost along with susan lee. Good morning susan. Sara is on assignment today on the other side of the world in taiwan. Sara, what have you got coming up for us this morning. Good morning, to you and good evening from taipei, wilfred. I miss you very much, but boy do i have a lot to share with you from this whirlwind trip. We followed steph curry if nba allstar from hong kong here to taipei. Hes here with a Business Mission to get star power up to sell sneakers in what is becoming the largest consume early market for the nba. More than 300 Million People playing basketball in that market alone. Weve got exclusive access to share with you from small courts where he played with fans of High School Teams here in taipei to the big stage in the Madison Square garden. Arena of 5,000 people watching him perform and retch a game of teenagers. He took about a million selfies with fans. He shared with us his vision for his brand at under armour and
Lehman brothers. The Federal Reserve keeping Interest Rates incredibly low. Some say the low rates prompted bad behavior like wells far go opening up unauthorized bank accounts. Gary tom russo was a chief executive officer of Lehman Brothers and currently of a. I. G. What has changed in the last 8 years . I think a lot has changed. After doddfrank there is a lot of attitude, certainly a lot of regulation. The capital cushions are a lot more now and stress testing having he living wills by the major institutions. In and of itself im personally not crazy about the idea. But it forces people to think through what if, what if if something should happen. I think all of that is very positive. When the Federal Reserve chairman ben bernanke was on our show. He said they did everything they could to keep Lehman Brothers alive and there was nothing they could do legally. I would respectfully disagree as most people who looked at it would disagree. They had plenty of power under section 13. 3. Wh
Good monday morning. Welcome to squawk alley for a monday. John ford, kayla, as well as myself. Remembering david bowie on a tough morning, loss of a major, major artist. The dows down about 24 opponents. Were watching crude falling below 32 as u. S. Stocks struggle for gains after the bruising start to the year last week for some tech investors at least. Will the blows keep coming . Ali ans Portfolio Manager walter price and lead analyst mark mahaney. Good to have you. Good morning. Mark, in a neighborhood here now where everything seems to pivot upon the price of commodities, on chinese regulators overnight, and in the end, some would argue, really doesnt matter what amazons operating margin is going to be going into earnings season. Do you agree . Amazon is a bit of a bellwether for the internet groups of a whole as is facebook and alphabet. Probably more than any other stocks in the group. Amazon, what people want to see are operating margins rising in the north american retail bus
S p is positive. Nasdaq has gone negative. Oil is a big story, dropping below 32 bucks a barrel. Down 4 for both brent and crude for wti or for brent and wti. Wti now lowest level in ten years. Wonder weathering crude or china fears could lead to an even deeper pullback. Pete what do you think . China dominated headlines last week. China dominated headlines last week. Started on monday through the rest of the week. Then the price of Oil Last Week as well. The complete plummeting each and every day seemed to get a little bit lower. Watching it again today. Copper under 2 bucks as well. Theres a lot going on right now. North korea last week as well. Throw that into the mix. You look at freeport. Weve been talking about certain names. That one has the copper complex as well as the energy. They are one to watch. Morgan stanley now. Jimmy talking about oil going to 20 bucks. It just brings it back into focus and maybe takes china off the front page. Even that market down 5 overnight. But it
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