@CNBCFastMoney Hilarious take from Dan Nathan that the AI world is going to fall apart bc of the gulf. No analysis, just a crazed prediction. Meantime Korean markets just hit all time high. Thanks for nothing
@CNBCFastMoney This show has become so stale. So bad that you bring magicians on. Waiting for the animal acts. Dan Nathan I guess is a TDS Bear, so maybe that qualifies. Totally missed recovery from the Iran war lows, missed many AI stories, to include photonics and memory.
@MelissaLeeCNBC Finerman is the only one who has maintained a bullish view on the market. Otherwise it is a panel of sheep. Even Adami has become a perma bear.
@MelissaLeeCNBC if you are going to continue to have Dan Nathan spew his anti-american view point on the war, how about bringing a dissenting view? I constantly see him buying into Iranian propaganda, and it is costing your viewers money. None of his bear view has come to pass.
@CaptMarkKelly you are completely ignoring 7 October, and Iran attacking our ally and US interests in the middle east. That was the predicate. Iran has been threatening US strategic interests and supporting proxies that kill US service members in the thousands.
@catturd2 It reminded me of the famous Apple commercial where the hammer is thrown through the screen giving orders. Rebellion against conformity. 2026 wonβt be 1984
@MelissaLeeCNBC don't let Scaramucci lie about his position on bitcoin. Just put the question to Gemini. He said among other things "Bitcoin is better at being gold than gold." He constantly lies to your face. Why do you keep having him on?
@SullyCNBC Why are you not talking about the move in XOM? it is stunning. And their carbon capture business is one of the 3 legs of their stool taking them to ATH. Apparently now it is becoming a real business. Always stuns me the stories that CNBC ignores. Up 20% in a month
@davidfaber You are the reporter--stop just agreeing w/ Jim--report that the referral on Powell came from Congress--report that EU credit card rates are already 10%-15%--report profit margins for banks on credit cards--report the impact to those profits. What you used to do.
@HiltonHotels If you wont rent rooms to Immigration Officers then please know I won't rent from you either. Is this because so many of your properties use immigrants to avoid wage laws. Most likely. You hide behind contractors, but you still willing underpay them.
@KatTimpf Assumes you actually have to put boots on the ground. We can influence regime change w/o, both directly and indirectly. We did not have to invade Panama to oust the Chinese. Wondering if you support troops in Korea, or guarding freedom of navigation off China?
@SullyCNBC Brian this seems like a story right up your alley -- hyperscaler using an oil services company to power their data centers https://t.co/NT6G18m49d
@JustineBateman@sunnylohmann I wish to pull that handle and "fire" Sen Murray. $60B spent on SNAP in 2019. CBO est 2026 to be $85B. Covid drove SNAP program up over $100B, but it has been coming down, $99.8B in 2024, from peak of $125B in 2021. So I guess Biden was also stealing food from the budget too?
@SullyCNBC Where is CNBC coverage -- (bloomberg) Biggest natural gas pipeline boom in nearly 20 years is unfolding in the US South as companies build systems to feed massive export terminals rising along the Gulf. As many as 12 projects to install new pipelines.
@jimcramer your schilling for appl is boorish. How does samsung build phones in Korea? What is the min wage korea vs alabama? labor % in a phone? You pick apart appl propaganda and conclude they want to build outside to USA to access foreign mkts. India is the new China.
If you are going to be a journalist, be a journalist. If you are going to be host, then be a host. And if you are just going repeat Apple talking points, please make that clear to your audience.
@MelissaLeeCNBC Samsung makes phones in S Korea where minimum wage is $7.40. Minimum wage in Alabama is $7.25. Current labor is 3% of an iphone price. Please stop repeating statements about the cost of an iphone in the US unless you cite a source.
Apples supplier code of conduct is that they do not use any employees under age of 15. I don't know your definition of "child labor", but that is Apples.