greg zuckerman senior writer at the wall street journal talks about john paulson, whose hedge fund a $20 billion by betting against the housing market in 2007 and 2008. mit s sloan school of sloan school of management and cambridge, massachusetts, hosts the 50 minute event. thanks are much. i appreciate the opportunity to come speak about my book, a passion of mine, my baby. and i love discussing it. i still find it interesting so i hope you guys do, too. so i will talk a bit about the lessons from the research behind my book, and i will also talk a little bit about what s going on in wall street with some of the big traders that i cover day today, what they re betting on and betting against. i will leave some time for q&a. out and find in these kind of settings people have an interest in discussing journalism, financial journalism, or have say. perhaps wall street journal, and what we are focused on, those kinds of things. so feel free to ask about the book or any
from buy to hold. st. jude medical. goldman sachs down 1%. walt disney and jpmorgan rating the company to a neutral. better than it was. obviously was a sell. boosting the price target. $30. 20 cents higher than it is now. and cme group a buy. now $330. trading $288. we rallied back again. go back and take a look at the intraday chart of friday s you know, again, i am not i m just looking at it at a glance. not studying it. but it is a very v-shaped bottom. maybe we put in a bottom here. it will not there s friday. and you see that sometimes. that sometimes points to at least a temporary tradeable bottom. it could be i m not saying it is. i m not calling it. i m just saying consider it because we rallied back from a significant loss at the open. back to down 11. back over 10,000. moved to a point there was a lot of confusion and no one could tell where we were going. two camps. people really bullish and people that are not. bullish, bearish and totally confu