5 Things to Know Before the Opening Bell 6/6/25
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It's Jobs Friday, number one. Polled forecasters expect an increase of 125,000 non-farm payrolls in May. The unemployment rate is expected to hold steady. Remember, ADP on Friday, it's not the same thing, not necessarily indicative. Maybe even jobless claims might be more jolts or something, but that was a little bit weak. This was unbelievable yesterday. I wondered, didn't you, about Circle? Shares of stablecoin company Circle...

sharply higher in pre-market trading after a big move yesterday. I think it was priced at like 31. Stock opened at 69. And today it's all the way up to 94. Up another 13%. And the shares of...

Lululemon. I wanted to lead with that this morning. I suggested that this morning. I did a double take when I saw this. No, I mean the top of the show. Oh, Lululemon? Yeah, kidding. There's some other stuff, right? A couple other things interceded. President Xi didn't even get top of the show. Yeah, President Xi didn't even get what she said. Didn't even get it. Plenty of earnings and revenue. And the other guy's he. Yeah.

He and she, right? - And she. - He, yeah. Revenue beat estimates for comp sales growth of 1%, missed estimates of 3%. Company cut its full year guidance, citing a dynamic macro environment. The CFO said they're planning strategic price increases to mitigate the effects of tariffs. And then you got the shares of DocuSign sharply lower. Earnings and revenue beat estimates, but billings in the first quarter came in weaker than expected.

The guidance, the big move to the company's guidance for billing in the current quarter also came in below estimates. Broadcom earnings and revenue came in slightly higher than analysts expected. And current quarter guidance also beat estimates on strong AI revenue growth. But the stock's pulling back a bit after a strong run up since the recent low hit in early April, just after President Trump announced.

the sweeping tariff plan. Stock's up about 70% from the April 1st. There were some concerns from the Broadcom call yesterday that maybe all of this AI growth is not going to be quite as strong as had been hoped for, had been anticipated. That's what they said. So that was five things? That was five things. Flies by.

When you're having fun. It's not National Donuts Day and Andrew's out for the second straight year. That's not the sixth thing you need to know? Well, that's the sixth thing. That's the sixth. We got our five. Which is a minimum of what he eats when he's here. Didn't he eat 14 one time? I think he did. He ate like 14 in his... That was in his prime. He has a hollow leg. That's what my mother used to say. You got a hollow leg. Hides it all. Exactly.

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