Jerky market from the premarket to now any trends youre picking up i wouldnt say trends that last too long. I think this kind of choppiness, a little bit of aftershock navigation is what were trying to deal with right here. I do think it shows you what happens in these tightly compressed markets like oil when you have a hint of something oou, you know, going the other direction and you will get this exaggerated pop. Were in the zone in a less extreme way with equities too. Right now today weve traded within yesterdays range so even though it seems like weve been popping all over the place, weve essentially sort of operated within the bands that we set yesterday i dont think yesterdays 4 decline necessarily did too much damage to the idea that perhaps were in this bottoming process, maybe a week ago monday was okay for a shortterm extreme low but todays rally doesnt change the sto story either that it could go either way the conversation perhaps is going to turn a little bit more toward
Warm welcome to the show. The data is driving the markets. Downturn will stay for a long time. Be prepared for overly loose policy, harm in the long term. No shock and ought to come. Good morning. Are we jumping too aggressively on the optimism after china data. There were factors to consider. We have to bear in mind there are expectations that inflation could rise significantly in the first part of the year. Absolutely. Lets talk about the bond markets because our guest host says it is going to take 500,000 , 500,000 would not shake the fed. Bond prices are falling. Fedare going to see the cutting rates. The riskalk about market. What happened friday . Cuts at opec this week. A sense of a relief rally in the oil market this morning. , therty values jumped largest jump since 2003. Appetite returns to the aussie market. Qe in australia, that is the question we can debate. Green on the screen for the Msci Asia Pacific index. Bullish views for asia in 2020. 0. 4cline on friday of percent,
In putting together firstclass programs looking at the region and particularly chinas role in it and todays program countering china in the indo pacific is very much in keeping with his the thrust of his work here at the Hudson Institute. So congratulations on bringing this to fruition. And hes also assembled an absolutely firstrate gripe of group of experts. Starting immediately from my left in the order they will in , richard, currently taiwan, has just completed a new book and hell touch a bit on that. Hes one of the foremost authorities on Southeast Asia and the philippines and particularly the philippinechina relationship. To his left, just returned to washington to become the head of the u. S. Effort of the Observer Research foundation. I first met him almost 30 years ago in japan. Delighted to see how youve developed into an absolute firstclass institute leader, but also a scholar and analyst on the region. And i met today lisolette, a senior fellow here at the institute. Whats
Ten weeks. But with todays move to the upside in a sector largely exposed to china and ahead of another round of expected tariffs in just a few days, where should investors be looking for protection joining us now to discuss, Oak Mark Fund Portfolio Manager bill nygren and nsz capital cofounder, bill slingerlen brad, you have some thoughts specifically around where is a good place to put money at this point. Specifically as it relates to regulation coming down the pike and semiconductors give us a sense, start with semis. Sure. So you know, we think theres no more interesting spot in the tech sector today than in the semiconductor segment, particularly for longterm focused investors. We know theres a lot of noise and a lot of volatility around the trade war and the trade talks that are going on now. We think ultimately, were entering sort of an ai cold war phase between the west and china. But that china and the chinese economy cant exist without cement conductors and frankly, the enti
Johnson threatens a general election road map begins with new tariffs on chinese goods hitting over the weekend. No talks between the u. S. And china in sight. Hurricane dorian battering the bahamas as coastal u. S. Braces for the worst and a longer wait for boeings max, could friction between the company and air safety authorities threaten a new delay for that fleet futures, though, slipping after the new tariffs on roughly 110 billion in chinese imports went into effect on sunday. The 15 u. S. Duty hits consumer goods rafrning fr s ranking fro apparel. Reports say that getting some parameters for new talks is proving to be difficult. Exactly i think that if you want to look at the bright side of that, the preopen this morning says there was no real hope for averting the tariffs. It is not as if you have a deal being handicaps now in terms of what the market is expecting on the other hand, bond yields still at their lows, not giving much of a sense that were through this period of jus