Squawk on the Street Market Records and What's Inexpensive, Alaska Air's Big Boeing Jet Order, WBD Rejects Paramount Again 1/7/26
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Jan 7, 2026 Brian Sullivan, a CNBC anchor known for covering markets and policy, shares insights from the Goldman Sachs conference. He reveals that the U.S. plans to continue selling Venezuelan oil indefinitely while addressing the complexities of logistics and refining challenges. The discussion also highlights record highs for the Dow and S&P 500, along with Alaska Airlines making headlines by ordering 110 Boeing jets. Additionally, Jim Cramer talks about undervalued stocks and the potential in the chip sector amid ongoing market dynamics.
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Alaska's Massive Boeing Order
- Alaska Airlines placed a landmark order for 110 Boeing planes, signaling big airline fleet expansion plans.
- The order mixes 105 737 MAX-10s and five 787 Dreamliners for domestic growth and international expansion.
Boeing's Production Turnaround
- The Alaska order could help Boeing regain order leadership over Airbus for the year.
- Boeing's recovery is tied to ramping production and delivery cadence improvements, per Jim Cramer and Phil LeBeau.
Avoid Chasing Parabolic Short‑Supply Moves
- Beware buying stocks purely on parabolic moves driven by short supply and high demand.
- Consider valuation and sustainability before jumping into names like Sandisk or Western Digital, warned Jim Cramer.
