Market insight and analysis. You're listening to the opening bell of CNBC, Squawk on the Street. Good Wednesday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintania with Jim Kramer, David Faber, post-9 of the New York Stock Exchange. S&P NASDAQ now positive for the year. Pre-market continues to build on this historic bounce. Presidents in Doha, weighs and means, approves a budget markup after an all-nighter.

We'll get more Fed speak today.

Our roadmap begins with stocks back in the green. S&P goes positive again for the year. Mega Cap Tech is fueling some of those gains in Vitiya, for example, above a $3 trillion market cap again. By the way, ahead of Apple, Microsoft, though, still number one. on the back of, of course, a big AI chip deal in Saudi Arabia.

Plus Robin Hood's rival, E. Toro, set to make its public debut today.

It's pricing an IPO, 52 bucks a share.

That is above the expected range.

Of course, it did try to come public through a SPAC back in the heady days of SPAC.

Let's begin with the markets in the S&P, rebounding into positive territory for 2025,

between the IPOs, Jim, and some of the upgrades today of the asset managers.

I mean, can capital markets come back this quick?

Well, let me see. I've got, I think, the secret of today.

You brought gifts?

You're going to get a Trojan horse partner.

This is today.

You know what this is?

It's ketchup.

It's a ketchup day.

I don't like ketchup days.

Why don't I like them?

Because I come in.

Nothing's happened in Vitiya.

We always know it. You can say the Bank of Marketpiece describes it. But NVIDIA's up four. A Pallantir, of course, has to be up too. Yes. Great job, Sarah. But let me just show you that when you get this, okay, so here, this is Super Micro. Okay, here's Nvidia. This is Advanced Micro.

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