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looks like 119 times >> -- ibm, how can you possibly compare this to ibm? i mean one is a company that is growing both organically and by acquisitions i don't think it is a roll-up at all. the other one is shrinking organically and making acquisitions that doesn't make any sense. this is night and day. i know you and i like to do our odd couple routine, but i don't know where you're going with this one >> i compared it to ibm because, number one, i wanted you to have a frame of reference because you owned ibm, number one. number two - >> it was five years ago >> -- because companies that need to make acquisitions when their core growth rate, organic growth rate is slowing of course they're different companies and this is much, much better management. he is one of my favorite managers of all time, however, this isn't going to save him sometimes you get too big for your own good, saturate too much of the market. >> that's the last word there. to be continued. general, thank y vy chouermu we will take a break and do "final trades" next. as i observe investors

ibm gets in the game designing the ibm pc and they eventually take over a sizable share of the market that the company that got creative are now giant to say we have real competition. i think the same thing will happen. right now where'd you go? >> to twitter and you go to facebook. you don't have any choice and if you break them up you are going to have multiple companies with a lot of the same people now running those companies and a lot more competition and a lot more creativity and a lot more dynamic because entrepreneurs start showing up. right now those markets are closed. >> it wasn't that long ago, that's how we got agile and now it seems like everyone wants to show how -- they are. isn't that historically an unhealthy trend? a variant healthy trend. look it companies every 10 years.he they pretty much completely changedh every decade. the rest of them changed every decade. lately that has been the case. we have companies that are 20 or 30 years old that are still dominate everything. maybe it's healthy for a balance of trade it's not healthy for the economy or for silicon val

look at ibm and intel. i mentioned kind of dinosaur tech in some of my notes and right now they are falling into that bucket. so they have no identity and you have names -- value names, not really growth anymore and they are sort of homeless in terms of their identity, and that's leaving them kind of left behind it will be interesting to see, you know, what, you know, deals and partnerships they kind of continue to forge forward heading into '22 it's clear they have a lot of makeup work to do as, again, you know, themes like crypto explod exploding and the bmpl trend. >> fascinating way to look at it we will hear from gelsinger tonight with cramer on "mad money. appreciate it. great to see you. >> thanks for having me, guys. >>> walmart this morning, huge story. falling after a post-earnings pop in classic style despite a beat on the top and bottom line. e-commerce salescontinue to drive growth, up eight the ceo was with us on "squawk on the street" and we talked about the company's digital transformation >

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with ibm, you can do both. your business can unify apps and data across your clouds. so you can address supply chain issues in real time, before they impact your bottom line. predicting and managing operational issues that's why so many businesses work with ibm. maria: that the demand for goods. supply chain crisis causing major product shortages. how will they fear the season compared to last. joining me senior advisor and mastercard former sac ceo steve sadove. it is great to see you again, thank you very much for joining me. give us the retail climate this year. >> i think we have a very strong retail environment for the holiday season. the consumer as you said has money in their pockets, their shopping and the retailers are in the seller's position because there's a lack of inventory in the supply chain problem and discounts on blowers and margins are up on a broader base is if you look at third-quarter earnings. i'm looking at a mastercard forecast of a 7.5% growth in the holiday season, 10% in the thanksgiving week. a very strong black friday. it's a good season

argue with me. >> you want me to argue with you about ibm and what was it? >> ibm is to kyndryl as gm is to the old gm -- is that what -- i'm asking for an analogy so people know what the hell we're talking about. >> well, that's asking a lot of our viewers, i think. >> how did asking a lot of us. no one comes to work out here, do you know that they just go out to dinner they drink during the week what do they care. all they're doing is -- we have to go to work. we can't come in -- >> is it completely empty? >> i'm seeing people pounding, because they wake up and it's like, so they have circles under their eyes, and they've had too much it doesn't matter, carl. if you don't go to work, you can get drunk. >> i do wasn't tags to be to the evs, and their operations to a certain extent there is a different side to this you're going to need to fund losses for a long period of time i don't want to say it's not necessarily something from a valuation perspective. >> i beg to differ i beg to differ. >> okay. jim farley assures us the ford mustang mach-e is a very pro

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with ibm, you can do both. your business can bring data together across your clouds, from suppliers to shippers, to the factory floor. so whatever comes your way, the wheels keep moving. seamlessly modernizing your operations, that's why so many businesses work with ibm. jack: sometimes investors are best served by owning the assets everyone else hates. the goal is to buy low. a stock is cheap for good reason. tell us about the unloved investment that you recommend and where you think investors should fear to tread. >> take a look at the shares ms ci brazil etf, it is dropped 20% or more this year in the country's problems are extensive, bad handling of covid in the politics are met and a huge deficit but it's cheap and the commodity producers should benefit from the rising prices, is not a bet for the stain of heart but is looking very interesting. i would avoid peloton, roku, they have been getting crushed but they don't look like they're done getting crushed yet. jack: a strong stomach to invest in brazil, e

saving time and improving customer service, that's why so many businesses work, with ibm. democrat election losses have done little to slow their progressive agenda. speaker nancy pelosi is plowing for with biden spending plan. this comes as a jobs report was better than expected with 5:30 31000 jobs added in unemployment falling to 4.6% for that is the lowest level since i think the recovery started in may 2020 it should be said the participation rate which measures the number people in the workforce is very low. let's take this up with our panel now, sean as we sit here on friday are still not completely sure how this is going to enfold but nancy pelosi wants to get the bipartisan infrastructure deal done it looks like they're probably out of votes to get that done in the house. this big social spending plan that president biden wants still looks like it has got a long way to go even if she gets it through the house with the senates going to do with it. >> for the moderates and the liberals in the house having a hard time agreeing what should be in, what should be out. e

then ibm gets in the game designing these ibm pcs. they come in and they eventually take over a sizable share of the market. the companies that got created are now giant, too. we have real innovation. right now, where you go, you know, if you want to put your vacation photos up, you go to facebook. you don't have any choice. if you break them up, you will have multiple companies filled with a lot of the same people, but now running those companies and you have a lot more competition, a lot more innovation and a lot more dynamic because they start showing up again and that field. right now, those markets are closed. >> we got agile and and yet, now, it just seems like everybody wants to show how big they are. isn't that historically an unhealthy trend? >> very unhealthy trend. look at history in the valley since 1960. look at the leading companies every 10 years. they have pretty much completely changed every decade. the rest of them changed every decade had lately, that is not the case. we have companies now that her 20-30 years old t

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ibm did pay a reputational cost for decades. i think we're doing companies like hsbc, and some of the other ones that have been alluded to a favor by not allowing them to do things that are stupid and things that are wrong and things that are immoral, and things that violate international law. it's too easy to get along and go along with the local boss who says we have to do this because we want to do business in china. it's a long standing client, so we want to help them with their real estate transaction. if it's backed up by law, it's easier for the companies to say, sorry, can't do that. maybe some companies need to decide. do we want to be in china or do we want to to be in america. god bless themment maybe some of them will decide in china. i'm sure there are a lot of opportunities there, but i don't understand how companies that are going under the umbrella of the american legal system, the american constitutional system should also be allowed to prosper by helping enable a, you know a tech know fascist surveillance at a

and i don't see the comparison there i see very long term business model problems like ibm and intel that i just don't see with cisco. i see a temporary supply chain issue with cisco, but you raise a very good point. when you compare this to amd or nvidia, obviously, it looks terrible i would submit to you that just about any stock in the world would look terrible when you compare it to nvidia and that's definitely not the metric that i would use. i have a portfolio of stocks and i have high-flying shoot the lights out stocks. qualcomm, for instance is one, but there are others that i'm looking to be my steady eddie returners. it has performed, including its dividend, just above its s&p 500. it's had some good years and bad years. as long as that demand is intact which i believe it is and there is a short-term supply chain issue which i believe it is, then it would continue to be a slight outperformance of the s&p 500. i cannot compare with nvidia and that's not a comparison for cisco or any other company and certainly like a day like today, it looks crumby on an absolute relative ba

spending stocks are good like ibm, and hbe and cisco. i like cybersecurities and i think you can find ways in places and tech to pick and that's what i'm doing. >> let's attack what you said from a couple of different ways. katie huberty is suggesting that big tech is still underowned as you suggest it's over owned and she said it's not that apple, microsoft and amazon's active portfolio weights are one to two points below the s&p 500 waiting indicating shares are still under owned. >> right >> so, i don't know what you do with that, but this seems to be a very interesting piece of research not to mention the fact that it's almost like you can't discuss apple and microsoft in the same way that you talk about other tech stocks because yes, there are valuations from a historical standpoint may be higher or the highest that they've ever been. they're still deemed by some to be cheap, if not value stocks and at the same time, defensive, and that's why money's going continue to go there >> well, you have to say free cash flow. >> microsoft is

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i know you're bullish on ibm right now. it's spinning off of its infrastructure services business and that deal is supposed to close this week. why do you like big blue? >> the only reason i like ibm is from a technical perspective. it's down 25 or 30% in the course of the last month and-a-half. it's fallen precipitously. it did an outside reversal day yesterday. i find those to be very important when they occur. it gives you a good point at which to measure where your risk is. it's the first time in a long time that i've had had any of interest in ibm and given the almost 6% yield, you have to take a shot at saying i'll own it at 126, i'm wrong if it goes to 124 and-a-half. it's a small risk. i think it goes 25 or 30% higher from here. it's about the only thing i'm interested in. trading only for my own account. i came out of energy over the weekend. i had calls written against exxon mobile and chevron. they got called away on friday. i'm going into ibm quietly for the first time in a long period of time. maria: that's a b

with ibm, you can do both. your business can unify apps and data across your clouds. so you can address supply chain issues in real time, before they impact your bottom line. predicting and managing operational issues that's why so many businesses work with ibm. >>> welcome back a new survey is shedding light on what the holiday travel season may look like and the shift to work from home lifestyle could play a major role on how long americans hit the road seema with some findings >> good morning. covid did change travel plans last year. americans areplanning to make up for lost time with 3-10 americans planning to travel over the next two months over half of travelers expect to spend the same on travel as they did in 2019. 20% will spend significantly more higher income households are budgeting as much as $5,000 for a trip, which is higher than last year. hotel rates are up 40% compared to the same time last year as labor shortages push rates higher the demand appears to be strong. weekends are averaging 80 to 90% occupancy levels marriott will paint a similar picture

. >> ibm did sell computers to hitler. the question then is at what point is it wrong to be dealing with china? we are so deep right now we have the institutes and the universities, the top basketball player in the world, he's apologizingta for the scene, thy are reworking movies on and on and on. when does that stop and when do we say that market is not worth it. they are threatening taiwan. we are getting into dangerous ground and companies have to make some very serious decisions very soon. >> catherine has a question and wants to know your thoughts on the semi conductor facility that youho talked about on the podcat being built in arizona much like california there are constraints on water, energy, other environmental challenges what about the concerns of the environment when it comes to thingsvi like water? >> i thought why there and then you realize they've been there for decades and so you have a large population of people pretty good at putting on the bunny suits it's going to put a lot of pressure on the infrastru

it was because ibm had aided and abetted those atrocities being committed then, and that is what they are doing now. google and others are aiding and abetting that kind of terrible misdeed. we got a call about a hearing -- while the hearing was going on about complaints we were raising. you show me anywhere in the book where you can test the veracity of it. the complicity of u.s. corporations, and mr. chiu talks about a couple of them. mayer brown, a lawyer. we were asked to provide a specific service, on real estate , and talk about it. it was a terrible -- i mean, how does he look himself in the mirror. we talk about accounting firms, and there are so many others that have been callista -- complicit. we had a hearing on the limbic's recently. i chaired one of them. might -- might colleagues -- my colleagues. i talked to coca-cola about why they are not speaking out? wire that try to find a different venue for the lipids? the answers are horrible. that was the bottom line. it is the bottom line. can you talk about that? pastor chen, and may be any of you will speak to it, in december

this was my favourite category because there were so many world firsts, like the ibm simon, blending computer—style features with a phone. it's widely considered one of the first smartphones of a sort — although it wasn't branded as one in 1993. sharp's j—phone from the year 2000 is considered by the museum to be the first full—camera phone. terribly low resolution by today's standards, but it sold out in two weeks injapan. it had a mirror on the back for taking selfies. first android looked very different from today's phones with a full physical keyboard, but in many ways, the first iphone doesn't look that different from today's devices. and this was the first pocketable phone from 1986, at a time when mobiles were typically still bricks. its designer, nils martensson, was one of the special guests i met at the museum. we had commissioned stanford research in america to forecast how many cellular telephones there would be in america year 2000. and they came back with the expensive report and said, "we think that there may be as many as 30,000 in america "by year 2000." and

using the ibm mainframe or maybe it was the digital main computer. i don't know. but the idea was that inevitably, inexorably, the machine learning or artificial intelligence would excel all human diagnostician's. >> right. >> and once the symbols are prepared, once you sort all the inputs for the machine, and get them all categorized correctly, then an algorithm can function as billions of cycles a second and produce an answer. but much of the intelligence is that delineation between the textures of the real world. >> right. >> and the symbols that express it within the machine. and we now have the illusion of quantum computing. i wrote a book about quantum -- >> you did. what was the title of that book? >> that was called "microcosm" and i believe it was published in 1989. and "microcosm" was at the intersection of economics and sociology and technology. its history was based on manipulating matters in accordance with quantum principles. and so, all technology, all computer technology is based on quantum physics. quantum physics as the theory of the microcosm or

some like the ibm-kb splitoff. have you to be patient, joe. the mechanics of an etf owning ibm where they want it in a certain size portfolio, they're going to basically sell the stock and so you got to figure out when are they finished selling it and then do you want to own it? >> well, not every conglomerate in the past that you were talking about, there weren't synergies. a lot of times there were a collection of assets is that the point you are making, that there needs to be some type of symbiotic relationship between the different entities that are in an integrating company >> no, the perception of wall street changes, joe. i started my career as an anal anal cyst in the 1960s you wanted to have businesses that smoothed out those cycles for having leading lagging indicators things change and today in a free market system, with all the mistakes at&t that's a spinoff of warner media, i'm not going to get in with jeff bewkes said, independent of that you know, that obviously, discovery is going to do extremely well but at the moment the stoc

with ibm, you can do both. your business can unify apps and data across your clouds. so you can address supply chain issues in real time, before they impact your bottom line. predicting and managing operational issues that's why so many businesses work with ibm. >>> all right. ecofriendly shoe company all a-birds is setting to start tomorrow with the ipo. does sustainability sell in the end? we look at some of the confusion and how it may impact all a-birds trading, leslie. >> hey, that's right sustain aeblable, sustainability, the various iterations mentioned 218 times in all a-birds ipo perspective the purpose-driven footwear striking an ipo while the trend is hot sustainability and environmental issues front and center for investors, this week, this year, over the past few years really, increasingly, fun managers are looking to go through the branding for clues as to what might give them sustainable returns as well as that esg check the box that they're increasingly required to do. an example is when all a-bird called itself the first quote sustainable public equit

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