Role, on the Long Distance round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. The fed has been sometimes blamed for propping up the market, but it looks like fridays selloff may have been in part due to what the fed was saying and doing. Thats right. I think the fed made a mistake. They released the results of their a bank stress tests, and at first they looked just fine. The dividends were capped for the third quarter, but that wasnt much of a surprise. Normally the suspension of buybacks because no ones really buying back banks anymore, but they left a lot of uncertainty about future quarters. As investors looked at those numbers, they a really started to get a bit afraid of what it meant for bank stocks, and then they started to fall on friday. And it really isnt good for the market at this point or investors. Tech is about 27 of the s p 500 right now. If thats near dot. Com levels. Investors really need other choices besides tech, and they were starting to feel comfortable w
Role, on the Long Distance round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. The fed has been sometimes blamed for propping up the market, but it looks like fridays selloff may have been in part due to what the fed was saying and doing. Thats right. I think the fed made a mistake. They released the results of their a bank stress tests, and at first they looked just fine. The dividends were capped for the third quarter, but that wasnt much of a surprise. Normally the suspension of buybacks because no ones really buying back banks anymore, but they left a lot of uncertainty about future quarters. As investors looked at those numbers, they a really started to get a bit afraid of what it meant for bank stocks, and then they started to fall on friday. And it really isnt good for the market at this point or investors. Tech is about 27 of the s p 500 right now. If thats near dot. Com levels. Investors really need other choices besides tech, and they were starting to feel comfortable w
In asia. Ready to take on this challenge with their unique ideas to look at those 2 problems and make them one solution. To the. Valley this week on d w. Dollars have permanently closed microsoft says its stores around the world will not reopen after the Coronavirus Crisis. With 3 german majors making global headlines will round out for randolph whats been a wild week in frankfurt. And with many gigs around the world comes to a look at an invention that aims to help you feel the music. This is the do we have business on robots in berlin welcome along microsoft says its stores around the world closed because of coronavirus will never reopen the u. S. Companies permanently shutting all but 4 of its stores thats around 100. 00 outlets microsoft says its taking a new approach to return will invest in its online shops the 4 stores that wont be firmly closed will instead be turned into what the Company Called experience centers. Along this lets speak to our financial correspondent on wall st
More local economies continue to reopen across the nation, and etf has risen more than 10 off march lows but there may only be a handful of names who have all the ingredients. The secret sauce, carter, have you been crafting something for us exactly how clever, crafting and clever and here we go before we look at acouple charts, this has been a disaster of a stock what we know, of course, is it peaked almost four years ago at basically 98 and bottomed this year at 20 youre talking about a 79 decline. Its not loved only two analysts considered a buy. And, yet, two people hold almost 50 of the stock warren buffet, of course, and 3g global but, anyway, a few charts. So here is the first chart and what we see is that it has all the characteristics of a bottoming out formation, a bearish to bullish reversal. You can see the 150day moving average starting to flatten and actually rise. The second chart is the same time frame but its just showing you another way, the trend line meaning kraft p
Role, on the Long Distance round table, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. The fed has been sometimes blamed for propping up the market, but it looks like fridays selloff may have been in part due to what the fed was saying and doing. Thats right. I think the fed made a mistake. They released the results of their a bank stress tests, and at first they looked just fine. The dividends were capped for the third quarter, but that wasnt much of a surprise. Normally the suspension of buybacks because no ones really buying back banks anymore, but they left a lot of uncertainty about future quarters. As investors looked at those numbers, they a really started to get a bit afraid of what it meant for bank stocks, and then they started to fall on friday. And it really isnt good for the market at this point or investors. Tech is about 27 of the s p 500 right now. If thats near dot. Com levels. Investors really need other choices besides tech, and they were starting to feel comfortable w