Now. Welcome g. To have you with us on this monday. Our Investment Committee at the table today. Also with us on set with the jp morgan. Good to have everybody here today. We begin with stocks. The s p up three straight weeks. Is this the week that ends it or prolongs it . I dont know that it exits. Obviously, we have the fed this week. There are all kinds of different news stories in front of us this week as we speak. I dont think this is something that absolutely derails us. When you look at personal spending and what goes in from the oil trade perspective, its very small. I think we are able to get back up and running faster than folks think. Today the big spike has everybody a little flustered as you get a big move in wti over 61, thats a big move. We have volatility that remains really, really low. I think that speaks volumes about what people are thinking right now. With the market down 100 and change and the volatility is not spiking to the upside after the big hard hit to the d
Booming industry and plantbased murders. The market darling of sparkling water is losing ground. Jason joel weber is with us on why he put we wanted to do this story in a summer issue. It is the zeitgeist of summer. One thing that has happened is consumers have shifted away from soda and embraced sparkling waters. They have encapsulated that and boomed. All of a sudden it has gotten competitive. Lot about learned a their competitors, mainly pepsi and cocacola. They are owned by national a beverage and out as part of their portfolio. But going against cocacola or pepsi, once they opened their war chest and looked at sparkling water, they can say we know how to put that in a can. Jason that is coming in from the top, then you have craft beers and food, now it is sparkling water. It is what they introduced the marketplace. Category and the rejuvenated it, and they are met on both sides. Taylor we learned as well about the founder and ceo, what is he like . This is a person who came into h
Continue to drive Growth Stocks are poised to rally ahead of what could be the feds first rate cut since the crisis. And gaming headwinds, amd delivering a revenue warning first up, apple rising on the better than expected results iphone down from a year ago and now represent less than half of quarterly revenue for the first time in about seven years. Yeah, headlines today in the papers are staggering. New york times, apple reports declining profits and stagnant growth again wall street journal quotes richard cramer, no relation. Were these people on the same call maybe they were on the rotten apple call, i was on the straight apple call. I heard a situation where you are going to if you actually think out in the out years, it is a Service Company with the best Customer Satisfaction there is and when you get an appliance of which there are about 1. 5 billion, you are beginning to take either apple cloud or the app store, the ads, i think that you will be looking at the credit card star
Fireworks. We want to thank katy perry for her song, aptly perfect on a day like today. 88,753 days ago, guess what happened. The United States became a country . Exactly. July4th, 1776. Okay. We all gather at my brothers house and if there is no fog or clouds, we get a good view of berkeley fireworks, San Francisco but rosemary, i know you had your fill of people asking you, it is awfully cloudy now. Lets look ahead about 12 hours. It may look a little like what were seeing right now, gasia. San francisco in jeopardy of the the clouds and fog just in time for the fireworks. We are seeing just a few bits of blue at this point. The clouds are beginning to break just some. We have folk heading out on the water. We see a sailboat leaving out of this water heading for perhaps the bay. We are looking at a very, very mild day ahead of us. The change expected as we roll through your afternoon today with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. As we get into the numbers, temperatures wont
Good monday morning welcome to squawk alley. Im jon fortt along with Morgan Brennan and Contessa Brewer live at post nine at the New York Stock Exchange carl is on assignment, as you probably heard this morning, in hanoi, vietnam hes going to be reporting live all day tomorrow on that countrys recent manufacturing boom and its role in the u. S. china trade war a lot more do not miss our live coverage. Again, all day tomorrow. And meantime, we begin with facebook, google, and your data. Exactly how much is it worth that is the question senators mark warner and josh haolly are asking as they propose new legislation that would force Big Tech Companies to put a price tag on user data and guys, this i find fascinating and very confli complicated. Because one persons data, the way i understand it, is worth very little, but everybodys data is worth a lot. And i dont think its as simple as just doing division like, you divide the total value of the data by the number of people some peoples dat