CNBC Gym crammer On Tuesday, he discussed what was at the forefront of the CEO’s mind, saying that he got a chance to speak with many people when he attended a super bowl.
“After talking to so many CEOs in a big game, I can understand you about what they care about,” he said. “And even though their views are certainly not the same, they say, the average American … they are much more relevant to the way of trade in this country and why the stock market today hit a new high today.”
The aspects of the administration of President Donald Trump are confusing the officials of Wall Street, said Kramer. While some trump are trying to eliminate federal bureaucracy, they dislike their tariff plans, they said, and they feel that they are generally disorganized and not good for business. They are also surprised by actions Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who Trump, strong and tasked to reduce federal expenses, said Kramer. According to Craermer, the authorities respect Kasturi as a businessman on a large scale, but do not understand why he is targeting small government agencies rather than huge people like defense.
Craermer suggested that officials are broadly expecting a rollback in the rules, even those who control big outfits, feel that they feel that they are better than small companies than small companies. Can handle from Many also expect that the new leadership in the Federal Trade Commission and Justice Department would be less unfavorable to the larger business than appointments during the Biden administration, they continued.
Artificial intelligence power plant Nvidia Constantly attracts the attention of the CEO, Kramer said. Many are surprised that semiconductor designer “did not come from anywhere” as a market leader and wants to buy stocks, he continued. But the CEOs are also generally concerned about AI, Kramer said. For him, business leaders are sure that the new technology is valid, but they have not yet discovered how to use it to save money and increase efficiency.
“Are they amazed by AI?” Kramer asked. “You bet that they are.”
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