Giants of silicon valley. 10 trillion in market cap. Adam lashinsky, from fortune, both fox news contributors. Along with former investment banker carol roth and tech expert lance ulanoff. Thank you so much for joining us. Scott, first to you, which of these stocks will move the market, move the most after the bell. Given where we are during the pandemic and kind of where the consumer is i think it is an amazon story and not because amazon is retail and tech with Amazon Web Services youre getting a little bit of both. Youre getting a little bit of tech with amazon and certainly get the retail exposure. Amazon in some cases, david, by some estimates is pushing a hundo billion of revenue. That incredible for reporting services. That is a big tech titan. A big retail titan. That is why it holds so much water. David adam, call me oldfashioned i look at apple of the four stocks, because sometimes they low ball numbers before the earnings come out and investors are surprised when they do. Fr
Apple. Josh lipton has the latest reporter apple says the stock split is to make the stock more accessible to a broad base of investors iphone revenue is blowing past expectations 26. 4 billion. I did have the chance to catch up with apples ceo tim cook we talked about those iphone demand trends and the mix in the quarter. Cook telling me iphone 11 is the most popular iphone and we had a great launch, he says, on iphone se during the quarter. It was also very strong, an uptick in switchers, meaning android switchers, that we were happy to see and the iphone se is clearly helping with that i asked cook about those broader work from home trends, how is that benefiting apples products and services during the quarter. Cook says it definitely is, it definitely has boosted, cook saying, mac and ipad, we see those picking up for productivity weve son several school buys of ipads. We have the strongest lineup in both mac and ipads than weve ever had, a combination of those coming together at t
Lauren. Lauren very choppy. The dow was set up to be up five days in a row, 357 at the high. Closing in the red, s p is lower. It is on track for the best month since 1987. Nasdaq is the big loser. Technology down. Health care weighed overall. A lot of dow components reported today, four to be specific this morning. Only one of those,fieder actually reaffirmed, rare to do this, reaffirmed fullyear guidance but take a look at its shares down over 1 . Pfizer spending money on a coronavirus vaccine. It says one could be ready for testing next week for use by the fall. Also technology, investors are waiting Quarterly Results from the Big Tech Companies starting with alphabet. Any moment now they want to know how immune is big tech to coronavirus and how has ad budgets been slashed . Take a look here. Were seeing so many of the stocks been hit hard with the virus come back. Consumer confidence and a Regional Manufacturing report, completely nosedived this month. Still investors overall opti
Restrictions, giving us clues as to how consumers may react durables down 14 june wti holding at 17 as energy is the only positive sector for the week a lot of discussion about 2,800, are we range bound where is the ceiling now markets giving all kinds of important clues. A lot of analysts, we follow them for a long time they wait and wait until theres a moment where they can go negative theres enough companies that have done well, i have every piece of research in front of me i dont have an upgrade. I have downgrade, downgrade, downgrade. Because the stocks have run, it gives these analysts a chance to say, uh, im so lucky. It went from 29,000 down to 18 it bounced back, and now i can get off and not look bad and thats the whole tone of this morning i find it curious. I think that in general the companies have done a pretty good job just they like to pull their forecast because who the heck knows. If dr. Gottlieb doesnt know what will happen, why should he expect these guys to know wh
The answer is not for a long time even the greatest optimists think a mass vaccine in the middle of 2021 maybe something smaller this fall the idea of something that is just given to you in the hospital iv that makes it so it eliminates the lets say the odds of you dying, its something that makes us feel like maybe this is the tamiflu for this dreaded disease i think, of course that makes people feel more optimistic. Everybody wants the country open, but nobody wants to do its been that stark, that bipolar. How about we get it open versus getting really sick. Thats something that people will say open it up, thats why the market is flying its not the tamiflu, its for when you are already fairly sick its very important i dont want to discount it in any way, listening to Scott Gottlieb has been one of the more rational voices on this throughout. He frames it properly. We actually do still need those antivirals that would be taken earlier in the course of the disease to mitigate its effect