Government bond is attractive compared to risk in stocks right now. 283 on the tenure. Three, another problem is the internal workings of the market exotic product, robot trading up a pushing stocks to rapgd sell ising . As of now the dow is down 6. 5 so poor this week. With will open higher. Do not know how we will close or where well close. But back drop this morning is another chaotic night in congress. But we now do have a budget for the next two years. Thats not necessarily great news for investors. But bottom line on this republican budget Government Spending goes way up and so does the deficit. Again, were hearing the words, debt bomb. Varney company is about to begin. It changes so rapgdly that were going to show you futures all over again. All right we were up 100 now were up 60 youve got to watch this. Literally moment to moment. Wall street is on course for its worst week in six years. It has been a really qield ride for stocks just this week. These are the swings in the dow
How about that tenyear note yield . We have eclipsed that 2. 5 number. That occurring yesterday. The dollar has strengthened. A lot of people talking about that, as well. We are going to be keeping a close eye on the markets, talking about what you can expect from here given that selloff yesterday. That move up in the yield, as well, in the ten year. We start with really a stunner in the bond fund world. Legendary Portfolio Manager bill gross leaving pimco, the Investment Firm that he founded to join Janus Capital effective monday. Janus says gross is going to manage a recentlylaunched Global Bond Fund and will be responsible for building out the firms global macrofixed income strategies. For those who may not be familiar with the fund marketplace, janus has always been an equityfocused house. Only recently having started a fixed income product, which i believe has about 12 billion or so in it, having started i think in the spring. This is stunning news. Monumental. In particular the m
South and north. As a result, slavery was replaced with wage slavery with sharecropping. This was hosted by the vermont humanities council. Lois good morning. It is wonderful to be here today. I have to begin with a sincere thanks to the vermont humanities council, the executive director Peter Gilbert two amy cunningham, and the staff of vermont humanities for everything in between. Thank you to mark for that wonderful introduction, and for inspiring me and all of us with all that you are doing at Vermont Historical society. I also come with greetings. From the Connecticut Humanities Council to which only days ago i was appointed to the board. David, yes, there is a connecticut board. Yes, we will be calling. Yes, we do need you. [applause] i have to say that when i first moved, i stumbled into the civil war in vermont. I was a young assistant professor, didnt really know anyone. I did not yet have a dog. [laughter] i would try to amuse myself on the weekends and one of the things i wo
My opinion of the structure has not changed. I still think its an awful example of a bureaucracy that has gone wrong when it is almost entirely unaccountable to the people that are supposed to oversee it or supposed to pay for it. By the way, im just learning about the powers i have is acting director, they would frighten most of you. Doesnt surprise me, by the way the extent that we are having a succession challenge launched by ms. English. It doesnt surprise me that that grows out of an agency that thinks it isnt accountable to anybody in the first place. She is on the whole meeting with mr. Schumer and miss warren, and it makes you wonder who she wants to be independent from. Everybody or just independent from donald j. Trump . My guess is it is the latter. Martha good evening, i Martha Maccallum and the story begins tonight with breaking news out of d. C. Where this decisive battle in the swamp training effort of President Trump played out dramatically today. Chief National Corresp
In new orleans, and we are going to have a lively debate. But first, bush and the global elites strike back. Thats the focus of tonights angle. For eight years during Barack Obamas time in office, his predecessor, george w. Bush, was really quiet. He painted a lot. Remember this one hated of the dogs . They look like goats. And w gave speeches and he wrote an autobiography. He did a lot of Great Charity up appearances for the military, but he refused saturday to a mist of criticism as obama was taking a wrecking ball to americas domestic and foreign policy. Lets think about it. When the Obama Administration appended our health care system, bush said nothing. When obama ran through his bloated stimulus bills and exploded our debt, bush was mom. When Horror Stories of neglect at the va surfaced, total silence. When the Obama Administration abandoned armed men in benghazi and then sent susan rice out to lie about the attack, well, the cat have ws tongue, and then crickets. When he was ask