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Cramer's Stop Trading: Cisco Systems
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 15:38
Time for Jim and stop trading. Carl, >> a lot of people like to to uh invest it in irony. They see say, "Hey, wait a second. Cisco hit this level at the end of March of 2000. That was the beginning of the end.Well, actually it peaked at March 15th. " I come back and say, "Well, listen, before you do that kind of thing, Cisco now sells at 19 times earnings. Cisco back then sold some people think as as much as 100 times earnings, maybe 150 times earnings.So stop investing on irony and understand that Cisco is ...
U.S. has to stop taking in 'below-average' immigrants who won't help economy, says Lutnick
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 15:30
So, you've got to be able to bring in the best and brightest to the country. You know, this concept where you just get online to come into the United States of America and you just come on in. I mean, the average green card holder in America makes onethird less than the average American.We should be bringing in the best and the brightest. And that's what Donald Trump is changing about our immigration system. Let's expedite the best and the brightest who are going to give a million dollars to the United Stat ...
Esusu, which helps renters build credit, valued at $1.2 billion in new funding
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 15:22
Welcome back to Worldwide Exchange. Asusu is a leading fintech platform that helps renters build their credit by reporting their monthly payments to the major credit bureaus. The startup, which joined the CNBC disruptor 50 list this year, works with twothirds of the country's largest real estate owners and covers more than 5 million rental units.It's also struck a new deal to help to fund the company's growth. Joining me now to break down that news is Asusu's co-founders and CEOs, Samir Goyle and Muimo Abby ...
Opening Bell: December 12, 2025
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 15:13
Trucking rates may be rebounding. Let's get the bell and the CNBC real time exchange at the big board. It is Time magazine celebrating the reveal of its 2025 person of the year this year.It's the Architects of AI. We'll get into that in a moment. At the NASDAQ, it's Lumix and Imaging doing the honors after pricing an IPO yesterday.Jim, it's a great cover. Uh they got some people on the on the beam like the steel workers. It includes Musk and Zuckerberg and Lisa Sue and Dario Amodi and some others.>> Yeah, y ...
Bank of America CEO on the state of the consumer and the job market
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 15:10
consumers in good shape. They're spending money. Uh we just your team had Liz Ever on earlier and she does a great job describing it.And when you look at the broad base of what they're doing, about 4% of the money yearover-year, November, November went in the economy. Uh the consumer's healthy. There's money in deposits.It's a little bit they were talking about Kep shape or alligator shape. They had all different points, but a little bit uh faster the upper tile of income versus the lower. And but it's all ...
Sen. Elizabeth Warren: Economy and Fed still have a lot of 'red flashing lights'
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 14:37
Welcome back everybody. Time to bring in our next guest, Senator Elizabeth Warren, who is the lead Democrat on the banking committee. And Senator Warren, thank you for being with us this morning.Um, from your position on the banking committee, thought we might start with the Federal Reserve, what you thought about what happened yesterday, and maybe more importantly, what you think about this overall conversation about who will take over the Federal Reserve next, who the next chairman will be. I I know in th ...
Fed meeting turned out to be pretty risk on, says PIMCO's Richard Clarida
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 14:27
Richard Clar is here, former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve and global ep e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e economic adviser at PINCO. Thanks Rich for coming in. Um yeah, glad to be here.>> And I was going to start with a half empty half full analysis. So if if JPAL on the one hand says man um we look at at what's going on and we're worried about inflation and we're worried about uh the jobs market. This is a really complicated time for monetary policy.That's the half empty. the half full is, you ...
Disney and OpenAI reach three-year licensing agreement
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 14:22
Good morning and welcome to Squawk on the Street. We're going to start our show this morning with some breaking news from the Walt Disney Company and Open AI. The two reaching what they're calling a landmark agreement to uh bring more than 200 characters to the Open AI Sora platform.The short-term uh short form, excuse me, video platform of course that is uh become so incredibly popular. in part so popular that OpenAI needs ever expanding amounts of compute which will get us a little later to Oracle of cour ...
The Wrap-Up for Thursday, December 11
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 14:22
And welcome back to Worldwide Exchange. A check on a few other big stories that we are following this morning. Oil reversing earlier gains after the US confirmed it seized a sanctioned oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela.The Venezuelan government calling that move an act of piracy. Venezuelan OPEC member holds the world's largest oil reserves and exported around 586,000 barrels a day last month. Most of that went to China.Shares of Adobe under some pressure this morning despite delivering an upbeat outloo ...
Steve Eisman on AI: LLM improvements will begin to gradually slow but not selling AI stocks I own
CNBC Television· 2025-12-11 14:05
you're still working and we're here to talk about what you see with the markets right now. We kind of teased it before as we're going to get your take on what the market is going to do post Fed, but you don't think the Fed is like the big decision. >> I think this whole thing is laughable.I I find with all due respect to Steve Leeman, who was who was on my podcast, the realizing playbook, just give it a quick plug. Um who who does a wonderful job commenting on the Fed. I mean, when you think about it, the o ...