Market insight and analysis. You're listening to the opening bell of CNBC, Squawk on the Street.

Good Monday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kingtonia with David Faber, Sarah Eisen, and post nine of the New York Stock Exchange.

Kramer has the morning off. Future's strong as the S&P looks to revisit 6K at the open coming off the 50th record high of the year.

Congress returns for the lame duck. No data today.

The bond markets closed for Veterans Day. Our roadmap begins with the roaring bull rolling on.

Stocks poised to build on last week's post-election rally to new records.

Plus, as usual, keeping an eye on shares of Tesla. They are popping once again ahead of the open. This is on the heels of

what's a 29% surge for that company's shares just over the last week. And Cryptos on a tear again.

Bitcoin hitting fresh highs, topping $82,000 this morning. Coinbase, micro strategy, Robin Hood,

among stocks all riding Cryptos coattails.

Let's begin with this post-election rally.

Definitely easy to keep a list of winners and losers since Election Day guys.

On the plus side, it will be Tesla, Bitcoin, banks, small caps.

Losers continue to be oil, China, volatility, down some 25% in the past week?

I mean, some of the banks have been noting the similarities and differences between 2016,

where the Trump trade was very much on in a similar fashion.

One difference is autos are up 13%. And you can thank Elon Musk for that in Tesla.

Even though, you know, some are saying that this is broadly not going to be great for the auto industry as far as incentives on EVs for instance

which could go away or maybe that is good for the auto industry because people don't really want

EVs as much so maybe that less regulation ultimately is a good thing but also just a more industrial

policy and more tariffs ultimately could be good thing, but also just a more industrial policy and more tariffs

ultimately could be good.

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