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Join Jim Kramer, David Faber, and me, Carl Cantonia, on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street.

Good Tuesday morning.

Welcome to Squawk on the Street.

I'm David Faber with Jim Kramer.

We're post-line of the New York Stock Exchange.

Carl's on assignment today.

Let's give you a look at oil first. Then we'll get to futures. There you see it, because

of course that often tells the story, but not, not always. No, not today. Suddenly things are

changing. As you see, oil's down. Does it mean the market will be up? Well, yeah, right now

it does. But we'll see how things got. Well,

PPI. Yeah, PPE. This is not a bad day so far. No, of course, we're 29 minutes from an opening

bell. Let's get to our roadmap this point. But you're wearing the lucky jacket. That's the one's

made of polyethylene. And you can't get it because of what happened in Cutter. Our roadmap is going to start with a slew of bank earnings, JPMorgan City Group, Wells Fargo, all out with their first quarter results. We're going to break down those numbers. Also on earnings, Black Rock's chairman and CEO Larry Fink is going to join us right here at Post nine. That will be after we get the opening bell.

We'll talk, of course, about the latest quarter,

perhaps a little bit about private credit,

and, well, you never know.

Intel, writing a historic nine-day winning streak

on track for what would be the best run that stock

has seen at least since the 70s

when I was but a child. You were still an adult in the 70s. All right.

You want to start talking about banks? I was a homicide reporter. You were what were you?

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