Slumping good news, live sports making come backs nba laying out a plan and indy car. Well speak with the man in charge on this friday, june 5, this is Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc good friday morning. Cheers welcome from wherever you may be watching thank you for ending your week here despite all going on in america and around the world, investors continue to put their money into our stock market it has been an incredible week futures are soaring right now. Dow futures are up 327 nasdaq 100 hitting a new alltime record high looks to make another one today. Small caps, if you have not paid attention are up nearly 8 we have one trading day to go today. Lets talk more about this all ahead of what your next guest calls a sobering reality for investors. That being the may report. Expecting another 8 million plus job losses and to hit near 20 . Bringing in lindsay bell, chief Investment Officer and newly minted cnbc contributor. First off, lindsay bell. Glad to have you in the cnbc famil
The etf line after bringing it down like 50 . It was a tough quarter. The session, the stock 600 quarter as the kissed the threemonth high. 18 out of the 19 Industry Groups eighth largest drop in the dow in the green in europe. In history, it took a lot of futures are in positive territory in the u. S. Green, leading the people by surprise. You would think wall street gains in the Commodity Markets. Traders might pick up on this somehow or beeper aired. Number fallings thats what you are seeing in 60 on sunday. Numbers across the board the labor strike put at the fore especially on trading. Morgan stanley and Goldman Sachs dont have other sources of in crude, with a headline coming revenue to help them out in situations like this. Out of sundays meeting. You see the riskon in the fx market sql in the fx market Goldman Sachs always had a reputation for being smarter than everyone else and being better traders. I am curious to see whether in as well. The trading businesses, they were abl
American and 19thcentury u. S. History, he earned his phd in 1985, so he is no stranger to richmond. His 1993 book is one of the most important studies of one of the most important slave compares these conspiracies in history. He was invited to speak at the university of richmond 20 years ago and he will be interviewed about that book later today. Most of his work has been on the subject of slave resistance, colonization, and evolutionism. List of find a partial his publications in his program. He has worked at the intersection of race and politics and his most recent books deal with the mid19th century. Years of meteors, Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln in the election that brought on the civil war, and the wars of reconstruction, the brief violent history of americas most progressive era. His talk today will draw mostly from the final book and his title of the talk today is black activism during the civil war. Ladies and gentlemen, Douglas Egerton. [applause] Douglas Egerton thank
Richmond. It is just over 50 minutes. Dr. Edgerton teaches early american and 19thcentury u. S. History, he earned his phd in 1985, so he is no stranger to richmond. His 1993 book is one of the most important studies of one of the most important slave compares these conspiracies in American History. He was invited to speak at the university of richmond 20 years ago and he will be interviewed about that book later today. Most of his work has been on the subject of slave resistance, colonization, and evolutionism. You will find a partial list of his publications in his program. He has worked at the intersection of race and politics and his most recent books deal with the mid19th century. Years of meteors, Stephen Douglas and Abraham Lincoln in the election that brought on the civil war, and the wars of reconstruction, the brief violent history of americas most progressive era. His talk today will draw mostly from the final book and his title of the talk today is black activism during the
[captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] quacks on newsmakers this week , Chris Van Hollen talks about the decisions facing congress as it moves closer to the acrosstheboard spending cuts in march. I would much prefer to see us do this before the march 1 trigger date, but if we go over, i hope republican colleagues come to their senses. What is the game plan, if we do go over the deadline. What is the game plan to think about for it if it becomes an economic drag . It is already becoming an economic drag. If you look at the last quarter of last year, you saw a downturn in Economic Committee and a factor behind that activity, and a factor behind that has been anticipation of the acrosstheboard cuts. If you get a slowdown in anticipation, it will get worse once the march 1 date hits. My view is you have to deal with this now and you are raising a broader question. All of these things upon us, the march 1 sequester, t