Trump facetoface with Henry Kissinger. No shortage of topics for the two to discuss from the war against isis to the syrian civil war, russias cold war drama, venezuelas economic collapse, chinese aggression and protecting israel while dealing with the palestinians. Dick cheneys former National Security advisor here on the issue he says should be priority number one for the next president. A lot of issues, which one should be the top . Hillary clinton ended Bernie Sanderss winning streak with a photo finish in kentucky, did little to pressure bernie to quit the race, sanders took oregon and said he is in it to win it at least until the end. Tom baer with me live. Will hillary be forced to pick bernie as her running mate . Is joe biden back in the mix . He started speaking in columbus, ohio. The facebook faceoff and charlie about to break news, less then an hour to the closing bell, lets start countdown. Here it is, the breaking news, equity markets reversing and dropping after new rate
That demand is waning in Many Industries just when the fed wants to tighten. Hence while we ultimately drifted lower again today, dow dipping 22 points, nasdaq advancing just 0. 36 . Thank you, apple, for that. But if demand is just fine, thank you, not falling off a cliff, then we can tough this market out together. Not everyone agrees. For example, at the alpha conference yesterday, the vast majority of speakers seemed to write off the prospect of any robust growth in demand either here or worldwide. If you had to boil down the barest thesis, it will go like this. Central bankers are out of bullets. Nothings working. Demands declining. So were headed into the unknown, and lurking in the unknown is a terrible abyss of losses for anyone who owns anything. Stocks, bonds, you name it. While i have a macroworld view, im whats known as a bottoms up guy, a person who looks at demand company by company and makes an aggregate case based on what i can put together. Now, i admit that the demand
Dipping 22 points, nasdaq advancing just 0. 36 . Thank you, apple, for that. But if demand is just fine, thank you, not falling off a cliff, then we can tough this market out together. Not everyone agrees. For example, at the alpha conference yesterday, the vast majority of speakers seemed to write off the prospect of any robust growth in demand either here or worldwide. If you had to boil down the barest thesis, it will go like this. Central bankers are out of bullets. Nothings working. Demands declining. So were headed into the unknown, and lurking in the unknown is a terrible abyss of losses for anyone who owns anything. Stocks, bonds, you name it. Up guy, a person who looks at demand company by company and makes an aggregate case based on what i can put together. Now, i admit that the demand side worldwide is worry some, not dangerous, but worrisome. What we saw in 2007, that was dangerous when Central Banks generated Systemic Risk by tightening into an economic collapse. We dont s
Brazilian debacle, has been resolved and were now free to buy, buy, buy with the dow gaining 32 appointmenpoints, it was the dows sixth straight day in the black. Thats the strongest streak since february. Too good to be true . There are some things that are nettlesome that we need to vet them right at the autoptop. Lets talk about debt ceilings and government shutdowns. With the demise of the republican speaker vote comes the prospect of a government shutdown. As early as monday you will start hearing about the possibility of a shutdown, an unmitigated negative for all stocks. As i say in get rich carefully, theres a cycle that occurs in these political fiascos. The moment people Start Talking about them, we begin to worry about disruption in washington that always spills over to wall street. Lets keep our eyes and ears open so we can tone down the bullishness if we start hearing this chatter. Heres the drill weve heard in the past. You sell, when you hear when a shutdown is going to
Today to just about 29 a share, easily making it the bestperforming stock on the Dow Jones Industrial average. And shares rose despite reporting revenue that fell short of expectations. Mary thompson has more on whats going right for ge. Reporter in what Ceo Jeff Immelt called a slow growth and volatile environment, ge held the line on costs and helped by strength in its aviation and transportation businesses beat earnings expectations in the Third Quarter. Crisp execution in tough markets, thats the hallmark of a wellmanaged company. Reporter even as revenue missed forecasts, immelt reiterating the firm should meet its profit targets for the year, which is turning out to be its most transformative ever. The firm is ahead of schedule on its plan to sell 200 billion in assets for its finance arm aas it shrinks the once mighty unit. Its about to close on its largest deal ever, the purchase of the french Power Company alstom. And if conditions permit it will sell its stake in synchony thi