Market moving insight and analysis join Jim Kramer, David Faber, and me, Carl Kintania, on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street. Good Monday morning, welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintania with Jim Kramer at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange. David Faber is the morning. Off, futures mixed for now, but what a week we have in store between mega cap tech earnings, Fed decision, jobs number, all as we watch some ongoing

geopolitical tensions.

Our roadmap begins with records on a roll.

Big tech fueling the rally.

Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, AMD all on tap this week.

China's real estate concern, the world's most indebted property developer Evergrand ordered to liquidate.

And Fandul's owner, Futter, set for an NYSC debut.

Four-time Super Bowl champion Rob Grankowski will join us right here at Post 9 after what a weekend of football, Jim.

Yeah, I mean, we're not ESPN, but I think that these games are like what we do.

I mean, you see these teams, and they are companies,

and you see the Kansas City Chiefs.

Look, we have to call them, you can call them Alphabet, you call them Amazon.

And then you see companies that fold in the second half,

and that's, you know, maybe the Lions are Tesla.

You know, I mean, Wade Goff, you know maybe the lions are Tesla you know i mean wait golf you know i was waiting for something to happen in the end of it except for their forecast which

was to expect the second half that's not that strong yes yeah but these teams are all great and

they are uh i find that this is kind of a universal. Well, the overlap is obvious.

Gronk here. You're on Sunday night football. There's so much that they have in common. And congrats, Jim, by the way, for calling another perfect weekend. Yeah, I got that right. You had to, you know, admittedly, I do have been against the spread. And I wish all the people on TV did because we're all watching Fandle.

We're watching draft kicks.

So what good does it do to say, well, look, I think that I will take the Niners.

That's bad because what you do is you take Detroit versus the spread.

The spread is just the multiple.

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