Jobless claims move lower after spiking a week ago

CNBC’s Rick Santelli joins ‘Squawk Box’ with new initial jobless claims, housing starts, and more.

[@PP-oz2oj]

Let the party keep going. Who cares about the people that cann’t afford home, food or rent?

[@free-qe6wx]

Let's not be overly dramatic. They can still afford air.

[@erichvonmolder9310]

It is corporate greed. Don't forget insurance.

[@illegalsmirf]

yes sure let's induce a great depression to make homes 'affordable'. 'affordable' to the tens of millions of people out of work ROFL

[@illegalsmirf]

@@erichvonmolder9310 correct. profits are at an all-time high but we are constantly reminded that it is high wages that is bad.

[@erichvonmolder9310]

@@illegalsmirf , I know it is BS. With that in mind, you are seeing the Market go up, even though we had a pullback a couple of weeks ago. That's why I continue to be Long

[@jacobkim8649]

Is "Rearview Mirror" the only phrase Rick knows?

[@Patrick-yh5yd]

This summer will bring many low paying jobs ending. Red Lobster the first.Those low paid workers will never be counted. Say Good Bye to help wanted signs.

[@headspaceandtiming2114]

The consumer will keep spending and nothing will change unless the Fed breaks it all. And to do that. They need to raise the rates. Wall Street wants you all to relax and keep spending. It helps for many of you to have that extra PT job! And the best goes on.

[@erichvonmolder9310]

So blame the consumer because of corporate greed that has created this and still profit off of it?

[@prolific1518]

Will be revised higher

[@dalepellerin]

This economy is on fire. Best economy I've ever seen in my entire life. High wages, jobs galore, accelerating equity growth, equities climbing. It certainly hasn't translated for everyone but high interest rates are the by-product of a great economy. Rates will fall when the economy isn't doing well.

[@nathanpruitt572]

Hahahaha😂

[@ForwardThinkingIncome]

Definitely a double edge sword. I take advantage of this because cash we want stable we keep in HSA and short term bonds to get yield. Then we are all in the NASDAQ-100 trade.

[@illegalsmirf]

Rick Santelli, really rather smelly.