morgan. and it wasn't “ust a victory. iii morgan. and it wasn't “ust a victory. it hi morgan. and it wasn't “ust a victory. it is a i morgan. and it wasn'tjust a victory. it is a sizeable, - victory. it is a sizeable, sizeable victoria, a majority of well over 5000 votes. this is more than the liberal democrats could have dream doll. when i was speaking to them last week, when i was speaking to them yesterday, yes there was a bit of expectation management, we think it will be close, we think it might win it but it will be tight. this was not tight, this was a blowout. this was a comprehensive victory. they barely even needed labour votes. there is direct transference from the conservative party. they have squeezed the labour vote as well, very successfully, something we have seen in recent elections like cheshire and amersham. ed davey, the leader, of course, will not be able to go to the count because he is self—isolating, but doubtless from the comfort of his isolation house he will be having some champagne or ten. this is another by—election victory on top of another

that was helen morgan speaking in north shropshire. the announcement earlier on that the liberal democrats have won the liberal democrats have won the north shropshire by—election, a traditionally safe conservative seat. the total votes for helen morgan were 17,957. the votes for the conservative candidate were 12,032. there is much more on this on the bbc news website and the bbc news app. victoria is here for the top of the hour, but that is me for the night. thank you very much for your company. let's get the weather now with nick. hello. well, thursday brought an east—west split to the uk weather—wise. well, certainly in terms of where we had the blue sky or where we had the grey sky. across parts of eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, some were treated to a largely sunny day from dawn until dusk, where it was the reverse across some western areas. the view from wales cloudy from dawn until dusk. it's the cloud that's going to win out for friday and the weekend. high pressure, lots of settled weather to com

morgan dish out the bonuses. they retain top talent. we have the story on bloomberg. ♪ manus: it's daybreak europe. the markets will obviously be watching the fed for some banks. they will also be thinking about their bonuses and how they trade their position. the business has been dumb. let's get to our finance reporter. daniel pinto last week said, j.p. morgan's investment bank is roaring ahead. these big bonuses, the size, the scale. bonuses for everybody or top talent? >> these are big numbers. it's for a certain section of the global banking crew. investment bankers, the guys doing nma. jp morgan, their bonuses could be up to 40%. i goldman, even higher, 50%. that reflects the incredible business they've been putting in over the years. that will set all sorts of records across bonus land and wall street. manus: it's not just the advisory side, is it? there's also the fixed income side of the business as well. this has been a battle to retain junior staff throughout 2021 as well. fixed income is expected to be reported -- rewarded

morgan stanley joins the club. we revise our fedco and expect the fomc to raise rates to september 2020 to two quarters earlier than our prior forecast. in 20 23, they expect another three times. they look for three hikes next year and three in 2023. lisa: the pressure is on fed chair jay powell next week. how much does he edify the ideas getting confirmed to markets that they will raise rates one or two times next year and follow up with additional rate hikes next year? i wonder how much flexibility bought himself that she bought himself. jon: we had the call from bill dudley. he is looking for the dot plot to shift and 2024 from 180 to 250. kailey: that goes to show you it is not just about one lift off his, it is about the pace of the cycle and how high the rate eventually goes, how far it had to get, what is our star. these are unanswered questions and the market is focused on liftoff, how the pace of tapering dictates when maybe the fed will have the capability to do so. then there is a hiking cycle that has t

i deliberately went out i and voted for helen morgan because i wanted _ and voted for helen morgan because i wanted to— and voted for helen morgan because i wanted to give the government a kick in the _ wanted to give the government a kick in the teeth, basically, yes. so, yes, _ in the teeth, basically, yes. so, yes, i'm — in the teeth, basically, yes. so, yes, i'm very— in the teeth, basically, yes. so, yes, i'm very pleased. in the past i've been— yes, i'm very pleased. in the past i've been more labour at this time i've gone _ i've been more labour at this time i've gone for— i've been more labour at this time i've gone for lib dem, more because it was_ i've gone for lib dem, more because it was more — i've gone for lib dem, more because it was more about the people rather than money and things like that. i'm hoping _ than money and things like that. i'm hoping this— than money and things like that. i'm hoping this will be a good step in the right— hoping this will be a good step in the right direction.— the right direction. previously i voted conservative. _ the righ

morgan, diving into those. what's the headlines >> diving into those and headline now is that it's a beat on the top and bottom line you've got 483 adjusted per share for fedex. fiscal kq2 similar for revenue. $25. billion bet than expected company saying operating income of $1.6 billion up year over year 11% adjusted basis new $5 billion share repurchase program authorized including $1.5 billion accelerated repurchase share, and guidance closely watched. earnings per diluted share of $20.50 to $21.50, retirement plans accounting adjustment and excluding at&t and integration expenses and a number of other items. that is higher than a prior forecast of 1975 to $21 per diluted share and higher than street expectations as well. shares jumping now up almost 7% in after-hours trading. in a few minutes we're going to dig into the results even more with president and coo of fedex, raj subramaniam. joining us in an exclusive c nbc interview and we have a lot to talk about. >>> all right. now that we do have those headl

morgan, helen margaret lilian, liberal democrats. 17,957. cheering. therefore, i give public notice that morgan, helen margaret lilian is duly elected as the member for parliament for the north shropshire constituency. applause. immediately after the declaration, the winning candidate helen morgan thanked supporters and said the result in north shropshire had wider significance for the country. in rural shropshire today, just like in buckinghamshire injune, we have on the support of the people who have always voted conservative and people who always opposed them. thousands of lifelong conservative voters, dismayed by borisjohnson's lack of decency, and fed up with being taken for granted, and thousands of life—long labour voters, choosing to lend their votes to the candidate who can defeat the conservatives. people who believe that our politics should be about creating a better country for us all, not a nightly soap opera of calamity and chaos. all of them casting their ballots for the liberal democrats. and let me say specifically to all those labo

morgan may be a 40% increase. wall street bosses face mounting pressure to be more generous, with signs pointing to another figure of work. elon musk says tesla will accept which going -- doge coin. he said some will be viable and he will see how it goes. the cryptocurrency features a picture of a dog. it's like 33% after the tweet. the ford ceo says the company wants to be tesla's ev sales in america. tesla dominates the market while ford ranks fourth. he says the carmaker is committed to ramping up production to 600,000 ev in two years and that would put it in second place, replacing general motors. ford we need to double capacity at michigan factory. >> we have three high-volume successes on our hands. it will come down to that team breaking those constraints. hard to say, but we count on it. we think we will be number two for some time to come in the u.s., and obviously aiming for number one. paul: coming up next, our next guest gives us a keyword for china's stock valuations, and that word is stability. this

morgan in the past couple of weeks on opec. have a look at the prospect of breaking through 125 on brent. an important conversation about the fed, she remembers the president of the minneapolis fed from 2009 to 2015? i remember a very dovish central bank president. reading what he has to say in bloomberg opinion, that is a different man. lisa: this is rhetoric on the verge of alarmist with respect to how quickly the fed should be moving. a pretty hawkish statement. to give you a flavor, if officials don't announce a more aggressive path of interest rate increases, i expect they will, their passivity risks a repeat of the great inflation of the 1970's. seeing a scenario like we did in 1965 where the increases seemed controllable in the consumer price indexes and consumer price index but spiraled out of control. he said that is the risk if the fed is not aggressive enough. this is from someone who talked extensively about his transition from hawk to uber dove when he headed the federal reserve. jonathan: he writes, in principle t

morgan: morgan norwood, abc 7 news, not los angeles. ama: it is leading some to put a pause on plans to return to the office. google is waiting until the new year to decide whether to end its voluntary work from home period. amanda del castillo oh spoke about the impact on building a better bay area. amanda: stick with office over reopening plans or pushback timelines? a dilemma companies face after multiple delays due to covid-19 mutations. the most recent being the omicron variant. >> i think anything that stimulates concern causes further delay because companies don't want to be in the position of putting their employees at risk. amanda: the president and ceo of the bay area council says it's hard to imagine they won't impact return to office goals the way delta did, google confirming its waiting until the new year to assess when office locations are ready for the transition back. january 10 has long been the earliest day google would end its work from home period and kick off the hybrid workweek. >> this is going to trickle down to

goldman is set to pay around 50% more jp morgan, 40%. out of that is because they are the two top banks when it comes to investment banking. more than 5 trillion of record m&a, they were part of 20% of it. deutsche bank and barclays also going to have big bonuses but not quite as much peered 20% up at deutsche bank peered 25% expected at barclays. when you look at the trading desk, last year was a year where we saw incredible volatility. traders made a lot of money for their banks. this year, it was m&a and investment banking that drove profits we are expecting some of them are going to see us is down from what they were last year. taylor: in addition to covering investment closely, you have covered jp morgan for a while. the average worker at jp morgan, the median pay is $80,000. meanwhile, the president has a $20 million bonus over a span of three years. how does that play into next year where we have seen these concerns about disparity before, is that brewing? >> is a great question and something the banks are dealing with on the bank

i'm here with david faber and morgan brennan this may look familiar because of the omicron spread, we're on separate desks, we're trying to be safe. cramer has the day off our road map begins with poised more losses. >> plus shares of ev maker rivian are tumbling. the company did cut expectation due, in part, to supply chain issues. >> speaking of supply chain, p fedex getting a boost. we'll dig into the results, carl >>> i was thinking earlier in the week, the front page of "the daily news" here in new york city was, here we go again, and it sort of feels like that we talk about protocol changing and sometimes it happens at your own place of work. >> it does it's not something we're unfamiliar with. the thing is spreading quickly the questions sisters i, and we have so many, in terms of how it potentially moves very quickly, and infects a lot of people, what will truly be hospitalization rate we have heard anecdotally that the omicron variant is milder. we know people with full vaccination, three shots likely to have very few serious symptoms, and certainly not end up in the hospital, b

morgan: morgan norwood, abc 7 news, not los angeles. ama: it is leading some to put a pause on plans to return to the office. google is waiting until the new year to decide whether to end its voluntary work from home period. amanda del castillo oh spoke about the impact on building a better bay area. amanda: stick with office over reopening plans or pushback timelines? a dilemma companies face after multiple delays due to covid-19 mutations. the most recent being the omicron variant. >> i think anything that stimulates concern causes further delay because companies don't want to be in the position of putting their employees at risk. amanda: the president and ceo of the bay area council says it's hard to imagine they won't impact return to office goals the way delta did, google confirming its waiting until the new year to assess when office locations are ready for the transition back. january 10 has long been the earliest day google would end its work from home period and kick off the hybrid workweek. >> this is going to trickle down to

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good morning, morgan. morgan: good morning. today is finally the day after a week of suspense. we had that weather delay. we know that michael and the crew have trained for this. they have gone over some last-minute safety briefings and simulations. we just got word within the last 15 minutes that the spacecraft is on the pad and things are looking good for launch. after a false start to launch week, former nfl great michael strahan along with his blue origin teammates are finally ready for liftoff. >> it is going to be an adventure. morgan: strahan and other crewmembers were slated to board the rocket thursday mother mission postponed due to high winds. >> if those winds are strong, it can blow the capsule outside of the landing area. morgan: the crew is prepped for it all. >> learning how to buckle up in zero g. learning how to getting your seat in the first place. learning the access control panel. morgan: strahan will travel to low orbit along with five others, including shepherd whose dad was the first american in space, whom the spacecraft is named after. we got a look in

everybody is there with the exception of morgan stanley and citibank. from here it, the more conversation is how steep the rate pass is from there? where we going and what kind of rate could we tolerate? give us an idea of what that conversation sounds like. andrew: it is somewhat of a conundrum for us. you look at what's happened as the market has pulled these rate hikes earlier in the market has moved towards earlier rate hikes you have short-term interest rates moving higher. if you look at the 10 year real yield at -100 basis points, equity rates on omicron, not what the feds have been doing are still historical highs. there has been no meaningful tightening of financial conditions. it is not clear that the fed wants to tighten financial conditions yet. they are worried about these correlated upside instances to the forecast. if that is the story in 2022 there is inflation concern. that means expectations for where does this get to in the cycle? where is the long-term 10 year yield expectations? i think we will watch the data and see if we get there

it was all so hard for morgan to listen to. some days she wished she hadn't come to court, but that all changed during a crucial moment in the trial. >> when i found out that tammy was gonna testify, i really wanted to be there because i do look like heather, and she ran into me in the hallway, and it was the first time she had ever really made eye contact and been up close and personal with me, and i could hear her audibly gasp. >> reporter: but when tammy took the stand, she seemed confident, ready to tell her story. she told the jury she wasn't a ruthless kidnapper. she was a mom. >> my youngest is on the far left over there. >> reporter: and she was a wife who'd found out her husband was cheating on her. initially, tammy said she texted the other woman's phone number to find out who she was. >> the messages were never directed towards heather elvis. they were directed to the mystery person. i just wanted to know who it was. >> reporter: at the end of the day, tammy said the only reason she was angry with sidney was because

morgan norwood, abc 7 news, los angeles. liz: with one week until christmas, here is a look at shipping options. the deadline for priority mail is today. for priority express, december 23. ups delivery by christmas eve, the absolute last day is the summer 23rd. you will have to pay for next day air. the 21st is the deadline for three day freight and express saver. in the east bay, get your shopping done at the telegraph avenue holiday fair in berkeley. hundreds of artists have their best work on sale, and there will be festive lights and decorations. a lot of music, food and drinks. it is from 11:00 to 6:00 on telegraph avenue between cal campus. if you cannot make it today, it will also be open tomorrow the 23rd and 24th. still to come states continue to take more precautions in response to covid. the omicron variant now predicted to eclipse delta within weeks. and carbon monoxide warnings as temperatures drop. a warning from fire offi people everywhere living with type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible with rybel

morgan also says at&t shareholders will gain if the pending warner media discovery merger goes through. delta airlines, trading lower, despite the company switching its forecast from a fourth quarter loss to profitability. now it had been higher earlier, you can see its been pretty much the trend with a lot of these stocks today. delta is down 2 1/3% and the carrier says strong holiday demand will keep profits floating higher into 2022 let's check the other airlines we do have ual, american, and jet blue all moving lower, with, you know , call it ual down about 3.6 % the biggest laggard there. mcdonald's though hitting a record, earlier today after it announced it's getting a $105 million infusion thanks to its settlement and the lawsuit against former ceo steve easter brook. the stock is flat right now at $264 and change but earlier, it had gone as high as $267.88 and the fast food chain alleged new information about the fired ceo 's inappropriate behavior, including engaging in four alleged sexual relationship s with employees and deleting evidence from his cell phone, entitled mcdon

morgan. this is focused on the investment bank, it's no secret investment banking has been through a good period of late, and of course with the pandemic, adding extra volatility. there has been a great backdrop for firms to say, we want to keep you if you are good at your job, we want to keep you. in part, that's what we are seeing. we are seeing a reflection of wall street leaders saying we don't want talent going anywhere, the kind of year, the great resignation. these are the firms saying listen, we will give you significantly more than you had been expecting. clearly, this is not for everyone. these are certain performers in the area. it will be good news for plenty of people at those firms, no doubt. rishaad: give me a sense -- others will look at this. will they be perhaps matching these sort of increases? or are they likely to be more constrained? adam: it's tricky, because the competitors are and a similar position. a lot of them are going through a similar period with their investme

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goldman, jp morgan, morgan stanley. they are being more discerning and taking a look at the leverage that clients are taking on. guy: thank you very much indeed, delivering this news for us and giving us an idea of what is going on. sonali basak, thank you very much. shares of chinese companies listed in the united states. they are dropping on concerns the white house is considering sanctions on china's largest chipmaker. we will talk about this next. as you can see, another chinese headline causing ripples. that is next. this is bloomberg. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. only comcast business' secure network solutions give you the power of sd-wan and advanced security integrated on our activecore platform so you can control your network from anywhere, anytime. it's network management redefined. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering p

ellen zentner, morgan stanley chief u.s. economist. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> when we go through a period like this, of course we are soul searching. are we missing something? we double down on our research and our modeling. what you should also know is that to get to that 40% compound annual rate of return, we assume masses multiple compression from today's levels. alix: that was cathie wood, ark investment ceo. kitty gray felt -- katie gry fell -- katie greifeld is here looking at more. katie: this is the biggest etf in the lineup, with almost $17 billion in assets. sold off almost 150% last year as big tech dominated. starkly different picture as 2021 comes to a close. you can see it is almost down 20%, with some of its top holdings like tesla and roku falling from their peaks. that is in a year when the s&p 500 is up almost 24%. the firm is going through a bit of soul-searching as a result, and light was set on -- like was said yesterday. it looks like investors are going through a bit of their own soul-searching. excluding the

tom: morgan stanley was an up on apple as well. we've got to make note we are seeing sell-side step and betsy grayslake yesterday with what she did with goldman and wells fargo. all these people are resetting for q1. it is a boom american economy, even if there is large inflation. jonathan: i imagine we will see a lot more of those calls. wells fargo to overweight off the back of their call. at least on the analyst side of things, additional rate hikes from the fed. lisa: why are we not seeing it placed in? people are increasingly pricing in a rate hike next year. this is what i want to hear addressed, including how much consumer lending can get back up to speed? jonathan: how high can rates go? morgan stanley, from mike wilson over the weekend. lisa, your response? a new covid variant because rockets, but we view that as secondary to the real culprit -- lower valuations, tapering tightening. lisa: to me, that rings true. this rings more true than omicron. omicron seems to be fading from the market. jonathan: not the index level co

morgan much tougher quality than stay. brian, i keep looking at the changeable book value of citi and it's 78 and 79 i'm not asking to stay in citigroup. how the heck can that happen there is a disparity between the stock price and the booking. >> i think it's because of the scale factor when citigroup changes business model they're not as scalable and that's why it's hurting that and i much rather own the play of scale meaning morgan stanley, goldman, j.p. morgan and the canadian banks and j.p. morgan tvs any great to hear you as always, brian. >> that's brian belski up, in, a first with the united airlines ceo scott kirby and the 20th anniversary of enron filing for bankruptcy don't miss our exclusive interview with jim chanos. he began shorting enron a year before its collapse. we're back in two. at pgim, the pursuit is on for outperformance. as active investors, to outdeliver with customized strategies, integrating esg best practices into our investment decisions. as asset managers and fiduciaries, to outserve, with ou

have you all, we really appreciate morgan, right? have been no one. thank you so much. and from one investigation to another, the securities and exchange commission has a now it is looking into the company tied to former president donald trump's plan to launch his own social media network. the fcc confirmed it is seeking more information from digital world acquisition corp, which is the spac merging with the trump media and technology group. that's right. he did create a trump media and technology group. much like the rest of us, though, the agency has questions about the company's plans as well as its investors. and speaking of investors, the company says it has raised more than $1000000000.00 and capital from what it calls a diverse group of institutional investors, which it will receive once the merger is complete. now another mystery here is the social media platform itself that the company and to build name truth social. while trump and his team had branded it as an alternative to twitter and facebook after he was banned from bo

kate >> all right, morgan, thank you. let's go to arkansas now where there is a report of one dead after a storm hit a nursing home there this is what it looked like from above. jay gray is on the ground there in monette, arkansas, jay? >> hi there, kate. i want to walk you through exactly what unfolded here according to survivors. the storm moving from across the parking lot here in a neighborhood just beyond this nursing home, ripping down these trees and tossing these cars and then a direct hit right here at the facility, ripping away the wall and tearing away the roof and the back half of this nursing home completely destroyed one of the patients inside was killed. several others injured. tonight in this community, police continue their search and rescue efforts kate >> jay, thank you. the deadly tornadoes that hit, they weren't just unusual because it's december which is unusual, but also because one may have been on the ground as we said for 200 miles. nbc 4 new york meteorologist matt brickman joins me now with mor

jp morgan, city. that's on the top. relative performance so the bank ears sfrns even as they went higher for most of the year peaked seven months ago the making new, but on the bottom, it continues, it's been underperforming for four or five years. we're left going to slow down of some kind or getting data that's a little soft. i don't know banks. >> that was clear. carter, thanks, see you in a few minutes on options action. jeff, you own banks and carter asked, why bother? >> we do have some pretty diversified across sectors but at the same time, i agree with what carter is saying. i don't know that i'm necessarily a major bank bull right now. i think the yield curve is telling us something, and telling us more rate hikes sooner less rate hikes further down the road because the fed isn't going to be able to hike because growth is going to be impacted that's why you're seeing the curve flattening, not necessarily a good thing for faangs i think you have a positioning thing going on and the fed is still vying a really la

morgan wasn't out of a job for long. he signed a deal with rupert murdoch's news corp and fox news to launch a global tv show, and become a columnist. but andrew neil left his role at gb news after presenting just a few programmes. he told question time why. the differences were such that the direction they were going in was not the direction that i had outlined, was not the direction i had envisaged for the channel. but i was in a minority of one. despite initial technical challenges, gb news is steadily building an audience, both on digital platforms and on linear tv. its star presenter is nigel farage, who brought in a global exclusive interview with donald trump. gb news will need continued steady growth if it is to flourish financially. another product which is flourishing is times radio. to launch any new business is hard. to do so in a pandemic is harder still. and to do so in a pandemic, in a market dominated by the mighty bbc and to achieve a solid audience is a remarkable achievement. he said no rules have been

and morgan stanley commenting not just on the surprise app store. but names it a top pick for 2022 by the way, the magic number in terms of price, if you're watching, know this, dave, 1826 would give you to $3 trillion. some of these numbers are difficult to get your head around >> the scale of these bus businesses, and obviously, if you when you talk about an apple and an alphabet and a facebook slash meta, youand amazon, you'e talking about a global scale, the likes of which we've never seen and it's reflected in those numbers and the underlying m metrics that bring that market cap to bear. >> let's get to jim outside.out. >> thank you so much, carl this is a pure joy to have both of you gentleman here. gary kelly who is the chairman and ceo of southwest air and then incoming ceo and this is very important because you're not going anywhere, robert jordan bob, great to have you, gary, terrific gary, i've been researching about your legacy and we have to start with the fact that there was a time when almost every airline looked like it was going to

morgan, helen margaret lilian, liberal democrats. 17,957. cheering. therefore, give public notice that morgan, helen margaret lilian is duly elected as the member for parliament for the north shropshire constituency. applause immediately after the declaration, candidate thanked supporters and said the result in north shropshire had wider significance for the country. in shropshire today, just like in bucks injune, we have on the support of the people who have always voted conservative and people who always opposed them. —— bucks. thousands of lifelong conservative voters, fed up with being taken for granted, and thousands of labour voters. granted, and thousands of labourvoters. people granted, and thousands of labour voters. people who believe that our politics should be about creating a better country for us all, not a nightly soap opera of calamity and chaos. all of them casting their ballots for the liberal democrat. and let me say specifically to all those labour supporters who lent their votes today, thank you. you have shown tonight togethe

now, morgan, i mean, it seems like this spyware, developed by an a. so group has been extremely controversial since it came on the feed. what do we need to know about pegasus and how it was used in this situation? so this pegasus software is to zeros. it's uses 0 day exploits, entered, involved 0 touch infections. in fact, one of the ways they did this in this case, they send a specially crafted, malformed message. you didn't even have to interact with. it was just loaded with malware and then it executed and found a 0 day exploits on the phone and that's what it did. so what makes this so devastating is you don't have to click on anything, brent. you don't have to do anything if they know your phone, if they know your phone number, they get the details around it. they can now target you and get in without even asking you to let them in. so this, this is what makes this stuff so hard to stop and so hard to detect. yeah. and incredibly concerning all around about who could target. now, so far, the commerce department has already blacklisted and so grou

morgan and i are going to go on tour next year, right? isn't that the truth morgan and i are going to go on tour jeff, let me -- you just said look to the services, which haven't participated but one of your picks is amazon, which is a goods company >> it is a goods company it's also one of the sleeping giants in its e-commerce a. major trend there and a stock that really hasn't gone anywhere for a long time. down 6% from its highs a darling that hasn't moved much, i think because of the recent investment cycle. it has been investing in its physical infrastructure. investors are waiting to see the payoff of that but this sets them up very well for the holiday season obviously the most popular online shopping site and they have the rnl laest e-commerce logistics network in the company. i actually think the supply chain crunch could set them up better than other companies. >> it hasn't been much of a participant this year in the rising economies jeff mills thank you. >>> we have breaking news. it is on gm. cfo paul jacobson making comments

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then there is an i've been via of morgan and morgan again had witnessed as my guest. only the briefest glimpse of where i used to leave before the lady changes her mind. but after our house was burned down, my parents were left with nothing, no compensation, no apology was still the government simply give the land to some one else, living us destitute. they know that they're not the original owner of the london not belong to them from the beginning, but maybe they bought it from the puzzle. who got it off the we was ejected out, but still, you know, they know the circumstances with which they got this lunch. so it's painful and say, winful. experience of losing everything you have at such a young age is hard to explain it as in part shaped jolla. maybe it's what pushes me to report on other places destroyed by conflict. we spent several years living in rented accommodations until my father had saved enough to buy another plot of land. it's been hard being in town without coming straight to see her as i usually would said that my father never went to school but spent h

it is funny, morgan, because earlier this year we were talking about apple was a little less exciting in terms of the performance, but now it is like, hey, you know, it got jealous we were talking about other people and is really showing its stuff. >> i know. it has had such a strong year, something like 35% for the year. depending on which analyst you are following on wall stream, gene munster, spoke to him this morning, he sees another 38% upside to the stock. it is a money-making machine it has been seen as a safe haven play amid the broader market volatility on top of it you have the future initiatives which we will see when they materialize, how they materialize, but everything from apple car in the coming years to potentially a play on metaverse, even if the company is doubling down on privacy which seems to be something that appealing to consumers. but the 5g aspect, perhaps we are not talking about that enough, kelly, as you do start to see broader consumer adoption of 5g technology >> true, and we're not talking about the car yet, we are not talking about the goggles, tim, wh

morgan settles spoofing lawsuits with $16000000.00 payment. yes. spoofing lawsuit. well, the firm was engaged since 2008 to 2016 and spoofing. precious metals markets. reuters have reported that j. p. morgan chase and company has agreed to pay $60000000.00 to settle class action litigation by investors who accused the large us bank of manipulating prices of precious metals, futures and options u. s. government investigations into a form of a legal trading and precious metals. and us treasury markets, newness spoofing, but note they also meant sion us treasury market, so they were spoofing us treasury. market spoofing is where traders place orders, they intend to cancel, hoping to move prices to benefit their market positions. for example, a traitor could put a massive bid in to buy gold underneath the current price and the hope that other traders will see it and start buying. this could push the price higher when the original bid was never meant to be filled. all the while the traders could be holding the commodity, watching the price rise. we've been talking about

tom: it is definitely not just jp morgan. we see investment bankers continue to have a phenomenal year. trading is starting to normalize a bit during the pandemic. there was a lot more volume and volatility. trading still very strong. francine: what does it mean for bonuses? tom: it is going to be very good news for bankers. a lot of expectation that may be last year there was a little restraint on the bonus front because people were working through the pandemic. this year, people are getting expected to get paid really really well. tom: the question marks are still out there. they are already reporting what is happening in q1. basically saying, we are seeing a bit of caution in the market, a little bit of left, we expect this might be the last kind of hurrah, may be. francine: we were talking a lot about people not returning back to the office because they were worried about omicron. does plan b further accelerate that or is it pretty much the same because people took their livelihood and their own hands? tom: i thick accele

morgan, back to you. >> rick, thank you >>> we are 30 minutes into the trading session. we're going to start with shares of lululemon the company warning new covid variants could impact demand shares down 2% plus chewy shares getting crushed. after reporting a wider than ecpecked quarterly loss, that stock is down 7.5% and 42% year to date. pel peloton down graded and noting a number of head winds include of out of home fitness. plug your years for my spoiler alert. the new revival show and just like that, which kills off mr. big with a heart attack on his peloton elicited a response from the company can't be helping shares either >> that was actually on in my house last night, morgan and i couldn't watch i couldn't watch mr. big come on. how could they do that to him? yeah all right. inflation rising to 6.8% that is the highest since 1982 putting pressure on the economic recovery and of the course, all eyes continue to be on the fed my eyes, your eyes what do you think? >> where else would you look i mean the november report underscores three important and worrisome par