Welcome, everybody. Good Thursday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the street. I'm Sarah Eisen here with Carl Kentinian and Michael Santoli.

Live at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange, Faber has the morning off. Today, the bullcase for bonds, Bitcoin and equities into your end.

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We'll ask an analyst what it means for shareholders seem to like the news.

And former antitrust chief Jonathan Cantor will join us on these new headlines around

the bids for Warner Brothers Discovery as one senator raises concerns about a Netflix

takeover.

It's been a busy morning for data, getting a little bit more this morning.

Let's get back to Rick Santelli.

Hey, Rick.

Hi, Carl, indeed.

We're looking at our September reads on fact you orders and our final September reads on

durable goods.

Fact you orders expected to be up three-t for September, still playing catch up on the data.

Comes in a bit lighted up two tenths and last month's robust up 1.4 retains a lot of its strength.

It's revised to 1.3. If you strip out transportation, still pretty solid, up two tens, and that follows a

minus 110th. That was a revision from positive 110 to minus 110. Now, durable good. This series,

as I said, are final reads replacing mid-month read, and the replacements, well, exactly the same.

Up half a 1% remains, and if you strip out transportation, it improves up six-tenths, same as

mid-month read, and both capital good orders, non-defense X-air and shipments, both up a very

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