we have to look at the big numbers that at&t and verizon just reported in terms of subscriber growth. at&t and verizon both beat expectations and posted their best subscribers gains seen in quite some time. t-mobile traditionally taking share from these companies, from at&t there are concerns t-mobile, steadily growing, better service, having a better network, also very competitive, making a big play in terms of marketing, this could be quarter t-mobile gains come to an end. number we're watching, subscriber additions, total additions expected about 1.23 million. i keep an eye on that number and just remember, kel also two new competitors in the market one is from comcast. cnbc's parent company, now have an xfinity mobile option and also a charter new mobile option from spectrum. new players. they did better than expected. old guy, at&t, verizon, doing better than expected the question, did they, then, steal share, perhaps from t-mobile. >> kpose that to you are you interested, time to buy when everyone else is selling. would that extend to these companies now, chris >> julia did good

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and at&t tmo price to sales ratio higher than its peers currently 2.3 verizon at 1.9 and at&t stands at 1.2 so on a two-year basis, t-mobile is up nearly 50% and it is leading the ndx today, carl. >>> meantime, alibaba have been cut in half since their highs. is now the time to buy barclay's says so initiating all three today at overweight. >>> plus, he downgraded peloton back in january. goldman eric shaeridan is next with his top picks and what to avoid. stay with us >>> pell reports tomorrow. once a pandemic darling. shares have been cut in half from the peak in january that was right about the time when eric sheridan slapped a share on the company welcome back and good to have you again. >> thanks, carl. thanks for having me. >> 171 is a long way back in the rear-view mirror and investors have had to put up with the tread and the investment cycle is the picture any different than it was back then? >> they're coming off a much higher valuation earlier in the year i think there's an element of the price cut around their core product that's acting as a stimulant of demand in the cor

with 4x more 5g coverage than verizon. and unlimited premium data. only at t-mobile. and wounded the director here's cnbc's valerie castro >> reporter: photos of ci cinematographer had he lain na hutchins show her surrounded by crew members. >> she genuinely was something special. >> blaine rupert spoke to "good morning america" wednesday he was head of the camera department but quit the day before the accidental shooting citing several concerns including safety on the set. producers have fired back writing looper had nothing to do with or knowledge of safety protocols adding it's truly awful to see some using this tragedy for personal gain. >> yeah, so there's no personal gain in this for me. i have a pretty unique perspective in that it's important that i be apart from safety as the head of the camera department for protecting the camera, camera operators, knowing what the shot is. >> reporter: actor alec baldwin has said little adding, read this in it she says we had several safety meetings, sometimes multiple per day our ad never seemed flippant

i can tell you that unlike at&t and verizon, t-mobile has major growth vectors ahead we're unpenetrated in rural areas, 40% of the country. in enterprises and government. 90% of them at the other guys and yet we got there without being the network leader which we are room to run there. so i think as the competition heats up what investors have to figure out who has the hand of cards to profitably deliver growth an enthat's t-mobile. >> what are the consequences of the data hack you experienced? did it damage consumer relationships? >> it's something that obviously the world took notice of and our customers have shown us a tremendous amount of patience and understanding. i think customers know that these things happen and they have happened before we saw that in the results things were normalized we had a nice entry into q4. so while this is something that customers shouldn't have had to endure i think they understand that their data is already out there and doesn't look to us like it makes long term changes in the consideration rates. >> what happened to revenue growth which was a bit o

salute to veterans presented by sap, navy federal credit union, verizon, visit us online at www.salutetoveterans.org . >>> this is one of my absolutely favorite stock that i picked to win the super bowl game here, roblox it's the closest that we have we didn't lose any hope in this. i saw wall street diminish in it when you drill down, you saw matrix and acceleration engaging, acceleration in bookings in the month of october and you have a lot of short sellers that you could not resist nvidia has to be the next peloton. do they not know what they are doing? we are so happy to bring back david bazuki welcome back to the show. >> thank you as always for having us on the show. it's a great pleasure to be here and i reach out to the roblox community. >> i am so glad you are here >> there is this key metric space that you had this is much stronger than we thought. this was the month that all the people were betting against you, hey, collapse, everyone is back to school. no one wants us. you are now part of the firm, are you sir? >> we have always been optimistic we are creating a platform where people do

with 4x more 5g coverage than verizon. and unlimited premium data. only at t-mobile. >>> what has been a bad month gets worse jp morgan telling its brokers, it will no longer allow them to buy and sell shares of some cannabis based companies tim, what does this do for the trade overall? has this impacted you at all >> look, i am in cannabis -- they haven't pulled back at all? >> cowen >> cowen i think they are holding a different line than j.p. morgan. i think they will be on the wrong side of history. if you listen to the attorney general, he is not going african b -- after cannabis enforcement yet banks can't operate and people are carrying around bags of cash. this is a major problem. for investors you are investing in a sector before a wall of institutional capital can get in for the banks who have chosen to be here, it's profitable i can't speak as an enforcement official, but i can just tell you what is going on and that's not where the risks are. we are about to get into third quarter earnings yes, the third quarter numbers will show slowing o

. >> the irrational competitor is always difficult to deal with, but you know, verizon's over-build process didn't work out very well, ended up selling most of it it's a difficult business, it's a slow business, very capital intensive, and we think that our access to and upgrade our netwo and keep our network competitive and speed up is easier and more efficient than our competitors and we think that we'll succeed in the marketplace. >> you mentioned wireless and i would like to spend a little bit of time there as well. it's a growth part of your business you have 3.2 million wireless customers. >> that's right into which people may not realize obviously if you watch football you see the adds and know you are out there. >> right. >> can that grow quickly enough perhaps that it ultimately replaces video as the second leg of the stool >> i think so, actually, yeah. if you look back at our history, when i -- in 2004 i launched the first voiceover ip platform and we were selling wire line tel telepathy and in this marketplace the average phone bill was $72 for wire line phone, today it's $13. t

that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. >>> welcome back to "fast money. our next expert says there is one area of the market bursting with potential chris, what do you see in the charts >> i think small caps are still really interesting here as we look forward to the end of '21 and into '22 russell 2000 was up 140% off the march 2020 lows and then it got stuck. we see that range that russell 2 has been in for the better part of the year. we have been waiting for resolution we got it. most importantly for us. it's doing it with an expanding new high list. the percentage stocks making new highs within the russell 2 is something like 30% when you get a big expansion of new highs, it returns over the next three to six months, better than historical averages we like it is doing it with good breadth as well. this is about a four or five-month relative high for russell 2 versus s&p and it brings us to the third chart which is the idea this is the sweet spot of the calendar for small versus large over the last 40

dividend perspective you like >> yes, i love my core holdings, iron mountain that trades at 15 times, verizon horizon, 10 times. these are stocks you can keep your head down, collect your income, know you don't have much risk in terms of multiple and just get through this really tricky market that might kind of unnerve you on individual days and weeks. >> jenny harrington at gillman hill, always great to get your thoughts have a great weekend >> that does it for us on "worldwide exchange," "squawk box" picks up the coverage next. i hope you all have a great weekend. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of d the new mobile servicen. designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast busines

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caller: jim, happy almost thanksgiving >> happy thanksgiving to you >> caller: i have a position in verizon. over last year i watch the stock dribble, dribble, dribble lower. until i'm wondering should i hang on? >> yeah. look, you get the good dividend. it's doing fine. its no the going to -- look, it is absolutely not going to drive, you know, create huge wealth for you but it's going to create a nice stream of income sometimes that's worth it. i need to go to joseph in washington joseph >> caller: cramer, boo-yah >> boo-yah >> caller: thank you so much, sir. i'm calling in about pfizer. >> >> pfizer is doing so well it's a terrific company that deserves all of the good things happening to it. they've done a great job on the vaccine. nathan in texas. nathan >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> boo-yah >> caller: i watch you every night with my daughter she is the only thing she wants to watch other than peppa pig. >> i love it what's up? >> caller: i'm in the house of pawn with ayx. >> cannot believe how low this stock has gotten this has a really great product. these are the stocks that are out o

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apple, microsoft, salesforce, it's cisco, it's intel but all of the consumer names, merck, disney, verizon, for example, r all a lot weaker. this is not a unilateral advance that we are seeing as for the rest of the market semiconductors are the strength in the technology sector nvidia is complete round trip. 246 thursday, 214 friday, back to 330 a round trip for a lot of the semiconductors energy is up, there are concerns about travel-related movements as we deal request new variant all of these are nice ounces but it is not close to where they were at the close on thursday. no exactly a round trip for energy finally, melissa mentioned some travel and entertainment stocks. the cruise lines and the airlines are notably underperforming other parts of travel and entertainment the hotels are doing a lot better and the companies that provide live entertainment are outperforming. what this tells you is people are not sure about going on long trips but are still interested in going to hotels even if it is just on a local level. back to you. >> thank you very much even with today's rally, omicron

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verizon and at&t at one point were pushing big into media. at&t divesting of discovery and still some questions about whether the big media companies need to be split up. again, the question of cbs/viacom do they need more scale? maybe those pieces would be split up and combined with some of the other assets at play, carl. >> i was just thinking about that, julia. john, i think it was in code a few years ago where randall stevenson talked about telecomes ability and willingness and eagerness to move into the so-called artistic community and buy some media assets because they felt the data plus the creativity part of it could co-exist clearly we're no longer in that environment. >> that thesis didn't work out to everyone's satisfaction i think it would be fair to say, carl nobody talks about breaking up apple. you know, they're not talking about, oh, apple has a semi conductor design business and why don't they spin off iphones or max from the rest of it aside from regulatory, d, they're not talking about spinning off the app store from the re

salute to veterans presented by sap, navy federal credit union, verizon, visit us online at www.salutetoveterans.org >>> when you've got both a recoverying economy and a tight labor market, you know what wins one word automation businesses need to expand the capacity but workers are getting more and more expensive they're hard to find so they pour money into machines. what kind of machines. well they pour money into rockwell automation machines and they sell hardware and for the fast growth, they sell software to help industrial companies automate their manufacturing process. now i've been recommending this one for roughly a year it is up more than 90 points after the quarter last week i bet it is got more room to run they delivered a mixed quarter with weaker than expected sales. they said about guidance, forecasting 17% organic growth and wall street was looking for 7% and the stock jumped $23 to an all-time high but since it has pulled back. today they plan to grow the sales from $7 billion to $9 billion in the future le' take a closer look with blake beret. you could hear the same that the profe

let's do these, josh i learned during the show you completely sold out of verizon let's do that one first. why? >> i just feel like the stock has been dead money and will probably continue to be. i don't see any reason that i need to stick with it. i've been in it for a long time. it was a gain. it's like money being put to sleep. if i wanted to do that i could be in treasurys and i really don't see or hear anything from the company that tells me that they have any idea how to get -- how to get growth going again. what they're really good at, though, is paying compensation to themselves. they're excellent. so i'm out i'm done with that we'll see if i come back some other time >> you also bought more uber which i see right now is up 5.5% so why load up right now >> uber is also a dog, but i think uber has a lot of potential and a very clear path for the stock working. dara bought 200 shares yesterday. he revealed that's yet stock is rallying right now that's about $9 million and not that much money for him, but i think important. it's two weeks after they reported their first-ever operatin

to to pete's point, the domestic streaming with the help of verizon for those that decided to get into that room that way and now it's about international expansion. >> let me ask you this well me ask you this are you prepared as an investor if disney needs to spend a lot more money than you originally figured they might as the analyst community is weighing in on today that has a materiel impact, of course, on the bottom line which could impact the direction of shares certainly in the near-term after what had been a tremendous run off of the lows for the stock say they are going to spend all of this money? are you cool with that because it's going to have an impact. >> it certainly could. i still think this is one of the stickiest in terms of all of the content that they've got, scott. you've got kids that aren't as young as they were just a couple of years ago, but nonetheless, young people love what disney's scott, not just star wars and marvel, but all of that catalog and the fact that they can deliver what's already in the can, if you will, i know these are digital these day, but n

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that's according to the labor department >>> at&t and verizon now planning to delay their december 5th rollout of some 5g services, at least for one month the reason airplane safety. the carriers are set to work with the faa to address concerns about possible interference between airplane safety devices and 5g signal towers. >>> and investors putting the brakes on peloton in a big way late today the stock fell 24% in late trading. the company reported a bigger loss than expected in itsfirst fiscal quarter problems included a drop in demand for the equipment as we're all getting back out and the ongoing supply chain pain. >>> on wall street, the dow down 33, s&p up 19, the nasdaq up 129. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news trucker turned state senator meet the man who pulled off one of the biggest political upsets. >>> failure to vaccinate thousands of troops still against getting the shot the potential punishment ahead as the deadline approaches >>> but first, a major scandal erupts in the nba. >> the league announcing it's launched

that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. ♪ >>> bitcoin rebounding today along with the rest of the market after friday's steep sell-off, but the cryptocurrency still down about 18% from the all-time intraday high of $69,000 set just three weeks ago. joining us is the director of news at "the block." frank, great to have you with us >> thanks for having me on, melissa. >> are the highs of the year in bitcoin in >> i won't speculate on that per se, but clearly we have an asset here that is illustrating a sort of tale of two narratives where sometimes it acts like a tech stock or risk asset and other times an inflation hedge i think if you look at the momentum that's going into the market right now, the amount of billion dollar funds being raised, i would say it is probably hard to say that the highs are in for the year. >> so it is interesting that you said that because i thought the same thing many times. you know, you can say bitcoin is a safe haven one day and it proves to you like on friday that it is n

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that's half the price of verizon or at&t. only at t-mobile. the leader in 5g. [coins clinking in jar] ♪ you can get it if you really want it, by jimmy cliff ♪ [suitcase closing] [gusts of wind] [ding] >>> it is time for the final trade. jenny harrington kick it off >> pfizer. another one from our growth portfolio. this thing trades at 16 times earnings, 15% earnings growth ahead, and it is wildly oversold >> jim >> qualcomm. analyst day tomorrow that should be the catalyst. >> joe, talk to us about resmed. >> san diego based medical equipment. focus on sleep disorder. >> go chargers pete najarian. >> i'm going to -- i'm going to give you monster beverage. i see some call buying in there. i think the stock is going higher >>> thanks all that does it for us on "halftime. "the exchange" begins right now ♪ >>> thank you very much, brian hi, everybody. i'll kelly evans >>> here is what is ahead this hour the president is set to sign one of the biggest infrastructure bills in history today we'll speak with the ceos of blink charging and siemen's usa. we have th

verizon is the worst, dropping 15%. >>> let's turn to shares of hp ink today, leading the s&p after better-than-expected results and strong guidance for the quarter. the ceo telling jim cramer they expect to see robust demand for pcs and prioritizing commercial clients. shares on pace for the best day since march 2020, up nearly 11ers. to rahel solomon for a cnbc news update rahel. >> hi, kelly here is what is happening at this hour. >>> verdict reached. that is the word from a court sheriff at the trial of three white men charged with killing ahmaud arbery. outside the courthouse supporters of the arbery family are calling for justice. >> let me -- let me say that is yet to be answered is will we get a verdict like the ones from the jim crow era or will we get a verdict that says, america, we are better than this, we must be better than this in 2021 >> on the news, full analysis of the verdict. that's tonight at 7:00 eastern >>> slovakia's government approved a two-week lockdown its record covid surge in new infections starting today people can only leave home for essential reasons including buying foo

is t-mobile it's still up over six obviously one of the largest, right up there in terms of at&t and verizon. it's bigger than u.s. steel, and yeah, it's a lot of bed baths in there, $150 billion market take a look, though they're getting the benefit -- there was an upgrade at raymond james, 673,000, we -- many people believed they're the best positioned in terms of 5g. you can see none of these stocks have done well this year it's been difficult competition. comcast and charter are also competing to some extent, though they too have not been strong performers, they're concerned more about the loss of subs tan and broadband market, but take a look at the numbers. because, jim, when you look at the quarter and net adds, at&t had the most at&t added 928,000 subs. that was number one. of course, that will segue us into discovery, i think, because they are moving ahead, getting closer and closer, perhaps as soon as april of next year you could see an approval and a deal clos close, where they'll -- you ar the archegos mountain. it's amazing to look back at that but when you look back at a long t

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salute to veterans presented by sap, navy federal credit union, verizon, visit us online at www.salutetoveterans.org >>> welcome back to "squawk box. joining us to talk about because i know as it is very redundant coin is going to get crushed today. do either one of you own it? >> i don't i follow it. i don't ownit yet. >> you wouldn't buy it you've never bought bitcoin? you've never gone into ethereum? neither one? >> no. it is just too volatile for me look, this is volatile too >> by vl olatile, you mean 2,00 to 70,000 is too volatile for you? >> 2,000 to 70,000 to 30,000 back to 70 that's why third quarter is so weak that was really good. crypto prices were higher much they raised the monthly transaction users by 4 q they embraced the volatility and why they could benefit let's let the dust settle. it is very interesting is coin. did you own it or like it. did you buy a helicopter or something with your profit >> not an owner, joe but think thoughts are very similar seeing the price in the down side that tends to dampen and with a lagging effect if you have a positive view. this should have a hig

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